“Blepharopeeling” in the Upper Eyelids: A Nonincisional Procedure in Periorbital Rejuvenation-A Pilot Study

Micropunch Blepharopeeling of the Upper Eyelids: A Combination Approach for Periorbital Rejuvenation – A Pilot Study

“…Unlike the previously described and useful technique called “blepharopeeling”, micropunch blepharopeeling does not rely on the deepest chemical peel solution (the Baker‐Gordon phenol‐croton oil peel) to tighten excess upper eyelid skin. The deepest peels may modestly reduce upper eyelid skin excess but carry the risks of prolonged erythema and skin hypopigmentation.…”

Micropunch blepharopeeling versus blepharoplasty; what is the best procedure for upper eyelid rejuvenation?

“…In addition, by laser administration, using peelings has been decreased during these decades. In the other hand, peeling is effective enough and also not expensive . The number of studies in which blepharopeeling is used for rejuvenation is rare .…”

“…Inclusion criteria were Fitzpatrick I‐III skin type, thin to medium skin thickness, diffuse periorbital rhytid, mild to moderate ptosis in medial/lateral part of upper eyelid, age of >40 years, and patients' consent for participation in the study. Exclusion criteria included; previous local treatment and lack of interest for participation.…”

“…The classic procedure for dermatochalasis treatment is blepharoplasty . Patients are looking for eyelid rejuvenation with rapid recovery, minimal scarring, and a natural appearance compared with past methods that tend to create surgical stigmata.…”

“…Blepharopeeling is chemical peeling of the eyelid skin, which results in contraction of excess eyelid skin …”