The
parent of this 10 year-old girl consulted us for improving the facial
appearance of this girl.
She possessed the typical facial features of blepharophimosis: bilateral
ptosis with poor levator function, narrow palpebral width, epicanthus
inversus, telecanthus and downward slanting eyebrows. To improve the
appearance, we scheduled to perform frontalis suspension and bilateral
medial canthoplasty. A similar case was discussed in
Case of the
Week (case 16).
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Typical facial features of
blepharophimosis.
Poor levator function on upgaze
with the frontalis stabilized.
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