Effects of orbicularis oculi flap anchorage to the periosteum of the upper orbital rim on the lower eyelid position after transcutaneous blepharoplasty: Statistical analysis of clinical outcomes

The study suggests that the anchorage of the orbicularis muscle flap to the upper orbital rim reinforces the lower eyelid's anterior lamellae. It efficiently stabilizes lower eyelid position after transcutaneous blepharoplasty, thus confirming clinical results and improving surgical outcomes even in patients with minimal or no eyelid laxity.