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Photographic Documentation
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Overview image: Whole face
Borders: Cranial: forehead hairline
Caudal: lower edge of the chin Right/left: ear attachmen t
Detailed images:
Borders: Cranial: middle of the forehead
Caudal: middle of the nose Right/left: ear attachmen t
– From the front – ¾ Lateral (lateral canthus as the border) – 90° Lateral (tip of the nose to the edge of the helix)
Functional images:
– Eyes fully closed – Eyes closed tightly – Looking upwards – Looking downwards
Surgical Planning
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This procedure is always carried out under local anesthesia. The patient is given 25–50 mg of Tranxilium (clorazepate dipotassium) by mouth to achieve mild sedation.
The shape, size, and position of the eyes must be determined precisely, preopera tively. Frequentl y, there is a difference between the two sides.
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Preliminary Marking of Incision Lines (Fig. 5.3)
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The incision lines are always marked while the patient is still conscious. This is because the individual anatomy and physiology can only be reproduced with the patient in a waking state.
Begin by marking the lower palpebral fold with dots. Then mark the upper resection boundary. This is clearly demarcated by the sharp boundary between the thicker facial skin cranially and the thinner skin of the upper lid.
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To obtain a better overview, ask the patient to open and close his or her eyes several times.
The resection boundaries follow the anatomi cal lines of the upper eyelid.
In most cases, it can be observed that the right and left eyelids are asymmetrical. Care should be taken to reproduce this asymmetry dur­ing the marking procedure so that it can be corrected later by adjusting the size of the resected area. The incision in the upper eyelid region should have a curve slightly up­ward at the lateral edge. This is to tighten the skin and prevent drooping.
Local Anesthesia (Fig. 5.4)
Starting laterally, slowly infiltrate the surgical area with Scandicaine with epinephrine (mepivacaine hydrochloride). Use a 20-gauge needle; keep the tip pointed upward to prevent injury to the eyeball. The thin skin of the eyelid can be easily detached in this manner. The solution diffuses toward the medial corner of the eyelid. A total of two to three injections and 4 ml of Scandicaine will usually be sufficient.
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Disinfection
Disinfect the face with a 1% cetrimide solution. Insert oph thalmological ointment into the conjunctival sac to protect the conjunctivae. The surgical area is now covered with sterile drapes.
Fig. 5.3
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Fig. 5.4
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Type of Incision (Fig. 5.5)
As a rule, start with the right eye
The novice should check the incision boundaries and reapply the inci­sion markings.
Care should be taken that the incision runs roughly parallel to the arch of the eyebrow, which serves as a guideline for the eyelid arch and, thus, the new palpebral fold. The local anesthetic causes the skin on the upper eyelid to swell and tighten. This is of great assistance to the surgeon making the incision.
The assisting surgeon now pulls the upper eyelid downward with his or her left index finger while the surgeon pulls the skin upward until it is taut with two fingers of his or her left hand. The lower incision bound­ary is now under tension and an incision can easily be made from the medial to lateral orbital margin with a number 15 blade. Now, the upper incision boundary is put under tension, and an incision is made – again from medial to lateral – along the incision marking.
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Fig. 5.5
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Skin Resection Under T ension (Fig. 5.6, 5.7)
The assisting surgeon now gently pulls the two cut edges apart, taking care not to crush the eyeball.
Using delicate surgical tweezers, the surgeon pulls the lateral end of the stripofskinupwardata90°angleanddissectsit–firstwiththenum­ber 15 blade and then with the delicate eyelid scissors – moving medi­ally. Since the eyelid skin has already been detached by the infiltration of the local anesthetic, it is impossible to miss the correct tissue layer located directly above the muscle.
Hemostasis is now performed with an electrocoagulation forceps and a small, flattened moist compress.
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Fig. 5.6
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Fig. 5.7
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Medial and Intermediate Lipectomy (Fig. 5.8–5.12)
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Lipectom y is never performed in the lateral angle of the upper eyelid because of the danger of injuring the lacrimal gland at this location.
The surgeon initially exerts light pressure on the eyeball with his or her index finger to determine the size and exact location of the fat deposits under the orbital septum.
Frequently, skin resection is sufficient here.
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Using the above-mentioned delicate hook, the assisting surgeon pulls the skin taut in the surgical area. The surgeon now splits the orbital septum medially with the fine eyelid scissors and then bluntl y dissects the excess fat; this can be squeezed out by applying light pressure. The tarsal muscle is visible but remains intact.
Hemostasis is again performed. (Fig. 5.9)
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Fig. 5.8
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Fig. 5.9
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Using the delicate surgical tweezers, the surgeon extracts the fat pad with the delicate surgical tweezers and pulls it upward and out. The base of the fat pad is grasped with a mosquito hook. (Fig. 5.10)
Withthebentmosquitohookleftinplace,theremainderoftheexcess fat is resected with the delicate eyelid scissors. (Fig. 5.11)
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