Tarsorrhaphy. A, The eyelid is split 2–3 mm deep. B, Epithelium is carefully removed along the upper and lower eyelid margins; the lash follicles are avoided. C, The raw surfaces are then joined with absorbable sutures.

Unmasking of right upper eyelid ptosis (arrow) with elevation of ptotic left upper eyelid, demonstrating the effect of Hering’s law of equal innervation.

Right hemolacrima in a patient with lacrimal sac neoplasm.

A patient presents with delayed infection of the left upper eyelid by nontuberculous (atypical) mycobacteria after blepharoplasty.

Dermis-fat graft in the left anophthalmic socket.

Conjunctivodacryocystorhinostomy. A, The surgical tract is enlarged with a gold dilator. B, The Jones tube is introduced into the tract using a Bowman probe as a guide. C, External view of well-positioned Jones tube. D, Endoscopic view of well-positioned Jones tube.

Repair of cicatricial ectropion. A, Preoperative appearance. B, Release of vertical cicatricial traction and placement of full-thickness skin graft in association with lateral canthal tightening. C, Immobilization of skin graft with Frost suture. D, Final appearance after sk…

Right microphthalmic orbit. Three-dimensional computed tomography (CT) reconstruction shows a hypoplastic right orbit with microphthalmia.

Tarsal fracture operation. A, Tarsotomy. B, Margin rotation for cicatricial entropion.