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Outcomes in Silicone Rod Frontalis Suspension Surgery for High-Risk Noncongenital Blepharoptosis
Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 09/22/09

Lelli GJ et al. – Silicone rod frontalis suspension surgery increases the eyelid height in complicated blepharoptosis patients with minimal eyelid excursion. Patients and physicians concur closely regarding satisfaction; masked assessment of photographic outcome parameters by observers yields marginal agreement. Because most patients undergoing this procedure have a narrow window for appropriate postoperative eyelid height, a relatively high proportion of patients required revision. Silicone rod frontalis suspension surgery is chosen in these challenging cases for the ease of adjustment.

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