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Microscopic Blepharoplasty: Combined Use of CO2 Laser Kunihiko Nohira 1 , Kazuyoshi Yajima 1 , Takahiro Miura 2 1Soshundo Plastic Surgery 2Department of Plastic Surgery, Hokkaido University pp.359-366
Published Date 2025/4/10
DOI https://doi.org/10.18916/keisei.2025040006
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 The advantages of using an operating microscope in a blepharoplasty are as follows. (1) A bright and magnified view (usually 4×) is obtained, making it easier to grasp the delicate anatomy of the eyelid. (2) Understanding the anatomy allows for efficient dissection and hemostasis, which leads to shorter operating times. (3) In difficult blepharoplasty cases in which the eyelid tissue is very thin or the eyelids are puffy with thick fat, it can be hard to determine the appropriate layer to dissect, but this is easy to do under a microscope. (4) Although a surgeonʼs visual ability may decrease with age, as long as surgery is performed under a microscope the surgical field can be clearly seen, which helps maintain and improve the quality of surgeries. (5) The microscope image can be viewed directly on a computer monitor and recorded, which is useful for learning and teaching surgical techniques. The images can also be effectively used for presentations at medical conferences. (6) Since the surgeonʼs posture while using a microscope is natural, it is less likely to cause neck pain, which is a problem when loupes are used for a long time.

 The advantage of the CO2 laser is that it can cut tissue very sharply and causes little bleeding. We believe that use of a CO2 laser under an operating microscope for eyelid surgery is the best combination to achieve good results within a shorter operating time.


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