Those who say that the craniotomy has opened the eye too much.
Those who wish to correct the shape of the eye socket.
We use the "VY method" and the "inverted Z method" as surgical methods.
-VY method VY method
This technique narrows the exposure of the tear duct by making a V-shaped incision in the skin along the eye socket and sewing it up in a Y-shape.
This technique is suitable for those who wish to minimize scarring and narrow the view of the tear duct.
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-Z inverse Z method
The skin of the eye socket is folded through a triangular incision and stitched downward to reconstruct a three-dimensional eye socket.
This technique is suitable for those who want to return as much as possible to the state before the craniotomy and for those who desire a three-dimensional mongolian fold.
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-Monitoring Mongolian fold formation (VY method) monitored cases
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-Monitoring Mongolian fold formation (VY method) monitored cases
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-Mr. Mongolian Fold Formation (Inverted Z Method) Monitored Cases
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-Monitoring Mongolian fold formation (VY method) monitored cases
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-Mr. Mongolian fold formation
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