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Journal of the Korean Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
1995 Volume.1 No. 1 p.114 ~ p.123
Selection of Reconstructive Methods Using Frontalis Muscle Action in Blepharoptosis Patients




Abstract
Ptosis of the upper eyelid is one of the most common deformities of the eye region. It is very difficult to have satisfactory postoperative result for the severe blepharoptosis. The frontalis muscle suspension with fascia or direct
transplantation
of
frontalis muscle to the tarsal plate had been used by many authors in the treatment of severe blepharoptosis but these procedures have some inherent shortcomings such as morbidity of the donor site in the fascia suspension procedure and loss of
wrinkle,
bleeding, difficult dissection, depression on the forehead and injury to the supraorbital neurovascular dundle in the frontalis muscle flap techinque. Orbicularis oculi muscle flap has some abvantages such as being a simple technique with a good
operative field, single incision and less complication. But it results in some undercorrection or droop ofthe upper eyelid over a period of time in cases with absent or very weak levator function. The author found that some fibers of frontalis
muscle
and its fascia extend downward beyond the supraorbital rim and interlace at the eyebrow region with the orbital portion of the orbicularis oculi muscle. The interlaced muscle fibers of the orbicularis oculi muscle at the eyebrow region is
relatively
mobile upon the periosteum due to the areolar tissue beneath the muscle layer.
Authors had experienced 33 cases of blepharoptosis from March, 1991. The operative procedures were chosen according to the patient's levator function: Frontalis muscle flap with or with or without frontalis myofascia in 18 cases who have levator
function between 2-5mm. W would like to say that we can reduce the complication of frontalis muscle flap and prevent the recurrence or unsatisfactory results of orbicularis oculi muscle flap. So, we can achieve more satisfactory results.
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