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The surgery of the lower eyelids - Tightening of the lid.The lids are held to the orbit by the canthal tendons. In the aging eyelid, the lower lid can sag. The corner of the eye tends to drop causing a loss of a youthful look. The tone of the lid may be loose. Canthoplasty and canthopexy both tighten the lower lid and change their tilt. In canthopexy the lower canthal tendon is tightened with a permanent internal suture. In canthoplasty the tendon is divided, moved and tightened. There is a greater freedom to move the tendon in canthoplasty. Over time the forces of the eyelids, adjust the position and tension of this repair. Warning: The following material on this page is graphic in nature. Please skip if explicit surgical details bother you. Blepharoplasty Eyelid Surgery Important Information and Site Map
Lax lower eyelid tissues that sag can wrinkle the skin and make the eyes look tired. Canthoplasty lower lid tightening improves the tone.
Canthoplasty can also change the angle of the eyes. Over time, some of this angle change is lost. |
Ptosis (drooping of upper eyelid) Facelift / Neck lift (rhytidectomy)
Facelift surgery (rhytidectomy)
Ptosis of the eyelid (drooping of the upper eyelid)
Ectropion (Drooping of the lower eyelid) Recurrent ectropion after multiple cancer resections and then skin cancer excision with Mohs' chemosurgery and full thickness skin grafts. Eyelid Reconstruction
The Aging Face
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