Surgical Techniques for the Periocular Area

Six-layer blunt and composite dissection

During the procedure, an imported gold knife (U.S.) is used to incise the superficial skin layer, ensuring clean and precise wound lines. This is followed by blunt dissection to sequentially separate the subcutaneous tissue, muscle, fat, and fascia. The technique preserves major blood vessels and nerves in the periocular area, minimizing tissue trauma and promoting faster recovery.

Six-layer internal suspension and overlapping suture technique

Postoperatively, a layered internal suspension suture technique is employed. This technique involves sequentially suspending and suturing each tissue layer to the tarsal plate according to the natural anatomical structure. Each layer is meticulously aligned and secured to ensure smoothness and firmness, while minimizing the risk of scar hyperplasia between adjacent tissues. This method ensures stable and durable double eyelid formation, effectively resisting the stress from frequent blinking (approximately 20,000 times daily).

Micro-incision double eyelid surgery

Micro-incision double eyelid surgery is a specialized form of incisional blepharoplasty. Unlike conventional techniques, it utilizes surgical microscopy for enhanced precision during incision and tissue handling. The procedure combines sharp incision with blunt dissection to preserve major blood vessels, followed by layered point-specific suturing to ensure minimal trauma and optimal aesthetic outcomes.Micro-incision double eyelid surgery preserves superior palpebral blood vessels and employs layered blunt dissection, minimizing impact on native tissue function. This results in negligible immediate postoperative swelling and naturally smooth eyelid contour formation.

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