Eyelid and Periorbital Surgery

Dr Codner is a Clinical Assistant Professor of Plastic Surgery at Emory University. He has has authored 7 textbooks, over 100 articles and invited book chapters, and given over 200 lectures around the world as an educator in his field of medicine. Dr. Codner is Chairman of both the Atlanta Oculoplastic Symposium and the Atlanta Breast Symposium, which brings leaders in plastic surgery from around the world together to share information.Dr. Codner is recognized by his peers, having been awarded the prestigious Sherrell Aston Award by the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. He has been invited to perform educational surgery in Cairo, Rio de Janeiro, Canada, Peru, and Belgium. He volunteers his service to his specialty with leadership in the Southeastern Society of Plastic Surgery, the American Board of Plastic Surgery, and the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery.

Fundamentals. Periorbital and Eyelid Anatomy. 1-1 Inferior oblique and fat compartments [NEW]. 1-2 Orbitalmalar ligament [NEW]. Current Concepts of Eyelid Function, Innervation, and Biomechanics. 2-1 Innervation study after subciliary incision. 2-2 Buccal branch paresis after face lift. 2-3 Postblepharoplasty lateral canthal dehiscence before and after repair. Periorbital Reconstructive Tissue Grafts. 4-1 Harvesting Ear Cartilage [NEW]. Aesthetic Surgery. Brow Lift. 6-1 Endoscopic brow/forehead lift with temporal lift. 6-2 Direct browpexy. Upper Lid Blepharoplasty. 7-1 Upper lid blepharoplasty with supratarsal fixation [NEW]. 7-2 Upper lid blepharoplasty with internal browpexy. 7-3 Upper lid blepharoplasty with transpalpebral corrugator excision. Lower Lid Blepharoplasty. 8-1 Lateral canthoplasty. 8-2 Lower blepharoplasty with canthopexy [NEW]. 8-3 Lower blepharoplasty with canthopexy with PDS suture [NEW]. 8-4 Lateral canthopexy. 8-5 Lateral canthoplasty including upper lid plication. 8-6 Surgical modificatinos for prominent eye, inferior retinaculum release, and CPF release. 8-7 Recession of capsulopalpebral fascia. 8-8 Lower lid blepharotomy with spacer insertion (anterior approach). 8-9 Lower lid spacer graft (posterior approach) [NEW]. 8-10 Extended lower lid blepharoplasty with transcanthal canthopexy and transcutaneous orbicularis suspension. 8-11 A-D Development of the cheek flap. 8-6A Development of skin-muscle flap. 8-6B Development of skin-muscle flap variation. 8-6C Postseptal anatomic plane. 8-6D Zygomatic facial nerve. 8-12 A-C Variations in fat transfer. 8-7A Central fat transfer. 8-7B Central, nasal fat transfer. 8-7C Central, lateral fat transfer. 8-13 Lateral orbital muscle suspension buried fixation [NEW]. Midface Lift. 9-1 Preseptal dissection. 9-2 Bilateral lower lid blepharoplasty and midface lift with bilateral canthoplasty and fat transfer. 9-3 Releasing the orbitomalar ligament. Treatment of Malar Bags and Festoons. 10-1 Fat redraping of the tear trough [NEW]. Male Blepharoplasty.11-1 Male upper blepharoplasty [NEW]. 11-2 Male lower blepharoplasty with canthoplasty [NEW]. Asian Blepharoplasty. 12-1 Asian upper blepharoplasty with nasally tapered crease [NEW].12-2 Asian upper blepharoplasty inconsistent crese and asymmetry [NEW]. 12-3 Asian upper male blepharoplasty [NEW]. Correction of Complications in Aesthetic Eyelid Surgery. 13-1 Reconstructive cheek lift with transconjunctival spacer insertion. 13-2 Recession of capsulopalpebral fascia [NEW].13-3 Single drill-hole canthal fixation. 13-4 Double drill-hole crisscross canthal anchoring with upper lid canthoplasty. 13-5 Upper lid lateral canthoplasty. 13-6 Reconstructive myocutaneous flap. Lateral Canthal Dysfunction. 15-01 Post blepharoplasty fishmouthing [NEW]. Lateral Canthal Anchoring.16-01 Canthopexy [NEW]. 16-02 Canthoplasty with cantholysis [NEW]. Management of Chemosis. 17-01 One-snip conjunctivotomy [NEW]. Aesthetic Non-Surgical Periorbital Treatments. Periorbital Botulinum Injections. 20-1 Botox injection to the forehead and brow. 20-2 Botox injection to the forehead, glabella, and laugh lines. 20-3 Botox injection to the forehead, glabella, laugh lines, mentalis, and DAO. Fat Grafting and Complications in the Periorbital Region. 21-1 Periorbital Fat Grafting. Reconstructive Surgery. Ptosis: Evaluation and Treatment. 22-1 Three-step technique for aponeurotic repair with multiple sutures. 22-2 Ptosis correction with tarsolevator advancement and single suture. 22-3 Ptosis spring-back test. 22-4 Levator resection for congenital ptosis. 22-5 Fascia lata frontalis suspension. 22-6 Silicone rod