A Minor Modification of Direct Browplasty Technique in a Patient with Brow Ptosis Secondary to Facial Paralysis: Copy-Paste-Excise and Stitch
Figure 2
Interrupted line extends at the level of 1/3 height of normal brow to the ptotic brow. Continuous line demarcated the inferior edge of the contralateral brow (a). Copy. The brow shape is copied on a transparent paper (b). Paste. The brow copy is localized on the interrupted line. By pasting the paper, the brow shape is copied above the ptotic brow (c). Excise. Excision of the outlined area (d). Stitch. Direct and layered closure (e).
