Periorbital reconstruction.

J Dermatol Surg Oncol

Mohs Micrographic Surgery Unit, Department of Dermatologic Surgery, VA West Los Angeles Medical Center, UCLA Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center, CA 90024.

Published: February 1991

Reconstructions of the lower lid, the upper lid, the medial canthus, the infraorbital area, and the eyebrow area are reviewed. Various flap procedures are described.

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