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Infrabrow lift.

M L Parkes·F M Kamer·M L Merrin
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Abstract

The infrabrow lift is presented as a specific method to correct skin redundancy between the eyebrow and upper lid. Indications are outlined which differentiate this technique from the suprabrow surgical approach. The surgical technique is discussed. Esthetic results have proven most satisfactory.

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M L Parkes, F M Kamer, M L Merrin. 1976. Infrabrow lift.. https://doi.org/10.1002/lary.5540861213

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