Oculofacial, Orbital, and Lacrimal Surgery

Adam J. Cohen, MD, FACS Section Director of Oculoplastic and Reconstructive Surgery Rush University Medical Center Attending Physician NorthShore University Health Systems Cat Nguyen Burkat, MD FACS Professor Oculoplastics, Orbital, & Facial Cosmetic Surgery Department of Ophthalmology & Visual Sciences University of Wisconsin - Madison Madison, WI USA cburkat@wisc.edu cburkat@wisc.edu

Evaluation of the Oculofacial Patient.- Etiologies of Blepharoptosis.- External Levator Advancement and Resection.- Fasanella-Servat procedure for ptosis correction.- Muller's Muscle-Conjunctival Resection.-  Frontalis Sling.-  Complication of Blepharoptosis Repair and Their Solutions.- Full Thickness Blepharotomy.- Congenital Eyelid Malpositions and Anomalies.- Trichiasis, Distichiasis and Eyelash Ptosis.-  Entropion (Senile and Cicatricial) .- Ectropion (Senile and Cicatricial) and Lower Eyelid Retraction.-  Upper Eyelid Retraction.-  Eyelid Neoplasia.-  Upper Eyelid Defect: Reconstructive Options.-  Lower Eyelid Defect: Reconstructive Options.- Medial Canthal Defect: Reconstructive Options.- Introduction to Browlifting.- Cutaneous approaches to Eyebrow lifting (trichial, pre-trichial, direct, mid forehead, temporal, coronal) .- Endoscopic forehead lifting with fat grafting.- Upper Blepharoplasty (with crease formation, adipose repositioning and corrugator weakening) .- Complications of upper blepharoplasty and their solutions.-  Upper Blepharoplasty in the Asian Patient.-  Complications of Asian upper blepharoplasty and their solutions.- Lower Blepharoplasty: Skin Muscle Flap Approach.- Lower Blepharoplasty: Transconjunctival Approach.- Complications of lower blepharoplasty and their solutions.- The importance of the lateral canthal angle and surgical techniques.- The subperiosteal, drill-hole, midface lift.-  Transtemporal Midface Lift.-  Evaluation of the facelift patient.-  Anatomy of Facelifting.-  Approaches to Facelifting.-  Alloplastic Contouring of the Orbit, Maxillay and Zygomatic Regions.-  Autologous Fat Transfer to the Eyelids and Face.- Nonsurgical Periorbital and Facial Rejuvenation: A Paradigm Shift for Patients and Surgeons.-  Facial Feminization Surgery.- Evaluation and Imaging of Lacrimal Drainage Disorders.- Punctal disorders, malposition, and management.-Canalicular obstructions and management.-  Congenital Lacrimal Gland Disorders and Nasolacrimal Duct Obstruction.- External dacryocystorhinostomy.- Adult endoscopic endonasal dacryocystorhinostomy.- Pediatric endonasal dacryocystorhinostomy.- Adjunctive Endonasal Procedures During Dacryocystorhinostomy.- Transcanalicular Laser-Assisted Dacryocystorhinostomy.- Revision dacryocystorhinostomy.- Conjunctivodacryocystorhinsotomy: Indications, tubes and technique.- Dacryocystectomy: Indications and technique.- Congenital Dacryocystocele: Diagnosis and Management.- Orbital Anatomy.- Imaging for orbital diseases: Traditional modalities and Newer concepts.- Transcutaneous and transconjunctival surgical approaches to the orbit.- Endonasal and transcranial surgical approaches to the orbit.- Eyelid Trauma: Principles of Repair and Management Lacrimal.- Trauma: Principles of Repair and Management.-  Orbital Fractures.- Midfacial fractures.- Evisceration and Enucleation.-  Orbital Exenteration.- Orbital Implants: Classification and Outcomes.-  Evaluation of the socket.-  Surgical management of the contracted socket.- Management of clinical anophthalmos in children.-  Ocular and Scleral Shell prostheses.-  Oculofacial Prosthetic Rehabilitation and Osseointegrated Implants.

"Ophthalmologists who deal with any oculoplastic patient care will find it to be very helpful. Practitioners from other specialties will also benefit from this text when their work interfaces with oculoplastic surgery. I am certain this book will be a classic upon its publication." (Kenneth V. Cahill, Orbit, Vol. 39 (6), 2020)

“Ophthalmologists who deal with any oculoplastic patient care will find it to be very helpful. Practitioners from other specialties will also benefit from this text when their work interfaces with oculoplastic surgery. I am certain this book will be a classic upon its publication.” (Kenneth V. Cahill, Orbit, Vol. 39 (6), 2020)