Fig. 5
From: Lamellar rotation surgery: a new procedure for repairing upper eyelid defects
Case 1. a and b A large tumour on the left upper eyelid. c A large defect after excision. d The temporal tarsus of the lower eyelid with sparing of the orbicularis and eyelid skin after disconnection. e The lateral periosteal flap. f Connecting the rotated tarsus to the remnant nasal tarsus of the upper eyelid, levator, and lateral periosteal flap. g Status when the first stage of the surgery was complete. h Photograph at 18 months following division of the flap. i Details of h, also showing the rotated eyelashes that were retained