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Reverse lower blepharoplasty: a new approach.

Abstract

A new approach is described for a type of lower blepharoplasty to correct excess skin and subcutaneous adiposity localized on the malar eminences. This surgery removes skin and subcutaneous tissue leaving only a fine and invisible scar on the lower malar rim.

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J M Avelar. 1988. Reverse lower blepharoplasty: a new approach.. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf01570385

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