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A New Technique for the Effacement of Nasojugal Deformity

M. Sean Freeman, MD

Arch Facial Plast Surg. 2000;2:16-21.

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INTRODUCTION

Many techniques have been described in the literature to improve nasojugal deformity, also known as tear trough deformity.^1-4 As is typically the case when there are several different techniques to improve the same problem, none of these approaches has stood the test of time and become favored. The transconjunctival sub–orbicularis oculi fat (SOOF) pad lift blepharoplasty is a new approach that I have used for more than 18 months in 64 patients. The technique has proved reliable and safe and yields excellent results that persist over time. The approach, relative anatomy, and results are presented herein.

INDICATIONS

The transconjunctival SOOF pad lift blepharoplasty is appropriate for any patient with a depression along the medial portion of the lower lid that is associated with the normal aging process (Figure 1). For patients with significant early pseudoherniation of orbital fat of the lower lids without a tear . . . [Full Text of this Article]

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From the Plastic Surgery and Laser Center, Charlotte, NC.

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