Upper eyelid ptosis correction surgery

In fact, modern society not only brings people more convenience in life, but also brings a lot of life pressure to everyone.

Even girls who are usually weak are unwilling to lag behind others at work and often stay up late to catch up on work progress.

And there is rarely any time to rest.

Over time, my body becomes increasingly unable to bear the load, and the skin around my eyes becomes saggy, which is best reflected on the upper eyelids.

Droopy upper eyelids will not make it easy to apply makeup, and will make a girl look older.

Gradually, it has become a problem for many children who love beauty.

Drooping of the upper eyelids can also be corrected surgically.

So what is the surgical method for correcting blepharoptosis? The frontalis muscle flap method is suitable for patients with good frontalis muscle function, and has better results for patients with severe blepharoptosis.

Ptosis surgery is performed by shortening the levator palpebrae superioris muscle to enhance its strength and improve its ability to lift the eyelids.

This kind of surgery meets the requirements of normal anatomy and has good results.

If the function of the levator palpebrae superioris no longer exists or the function is extremely poor, the frontalis muscle flap suspension or fascia lata strap suspension method needs to be adopted.

After countless improvements by surgeons, the current surgical methods have changed a lot and can be roughly divided into transconjunctival incision (internal incision method), transcutaneous incision (external incision method) or combined conjunctival and skin incision method.

It is suitable for patients with bilateral or unilateral mild or moderate congenital ptosis, and the levator palpebrae superioris muscle still has some function (the strength of the levator palpebrae superioris muscle is 5mm or above).

It can also be used for acquired aponeurotic ptosis.