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Figure 30. A cosmetic patient who felt she looked tired before and after tarsolevator advancement. Lower blepharoplasty, and facelift
Figure 31. A young woman with congenital ptosis and good levator function after right tarsolevator advancement
always trying to overcorrect by a millimeter and having the patient stretch the lid if needed and waiting six
months before revision surgery is performed.
Ocular injury
Every attempt should be made intraoperatively and postoperatively to protect the globe from ocular injury.
Corneal protectors should be used, and importantly, the integrity of the surface that contacts the cornea
