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Technical report demonstrates enhanced hemostasis and stability in blepharoplasty patients, suggesting reduced hematoma risk and wound dehiscence.
Blepharoplasty is a commonly performed esthetic and functional eyelid surgery. However, post-operative complications such as hematoma formation and wound dehiscence can compromise surgical outcomes. This article presents a novel modification – placing a floor bite during wound closure – to improve hemostasis, enhance wound stability, and minimize complications. The technique is simple, reproducible, and effective in reducing hematoma risk while ensuring a more secure closure with an esthetic outcome.
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