Photobiomodulation, photomedicine, and laser surgery · 2026
Tear-Film Stability After Upper Blepharoplasty with Fractional CO2 Laser: A Retrospective 5-Month Series.
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de Filippi Sartori Juliana, Fusco Irene, Osaki Tammy Hentona, Zingoni Tiziano, Osaki Midori Hentona, Barbosa de Souza Rodrigo, Pereira Gomes Jose Alvaro, Allemann Norma
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Blepharoplasty rectifies functional and aesthetic problems of the periorbital area.
OBJECTIVE: This study tests the effectiveness of a combined procedure of blepharoplasty and fractional ablative CO2, resurfacing on a total of 16 patients diagnosed with dermatochalasis and surgical indication for upper blepharoplasty.
METHODS: Patients underwent a combined procedure of blepharoplasty and fractional ablative CO2 resurfacing. The examinations performed were: measurement of the height of the lacrimal meniscus, tear break-up time (FBUT), Schirmer test and Ocular Surface Disease Index questionnaire.
RESULTS: All values returned to baseline 150 days (5 months) from surgery with improvement of the FBUT value. No significant change or worsening in values was observed after laser application and periorbital blepharoplasty.
CONCLUSIONS: The application of fractional CO2 laser and blepharoplasty could lead to both psychological and social improvement in patients, reducing the potential risks that can lead to dry eye syndrome.
OBJECTIVE: This study tests the effectiveness of a combined procedure of blepharoplasty and fractional ablative CO2, resurfacing on a total of 16 patients diagnosed with dermatochalasis and surgical indication for upper blepharoplasty.
METHODS: Patients underwent a combined procedure of blepharoplasty and fractional ablative CO2 resurfacing. The examinations performed were: measurement of the height of the lacrimal meniscus, tear break-up time (FBUT), Schirmer test and Ocular Surface Disease Index questionnaire.
RESULTS: All values returned to baseline 150 days (5 months) from surgery with improvement of the FBUT value. No significant change or worsening in values was observed after laser application and periorbital blepharoplasty.
CONCLUSIONS: The application of fractional CO2 laser and blepharoplasty could lead to both psychological and social improvement in patients, reducing the potential risks that can lead to dry eye syndrome.