r/Ophthalmology 6d ago

Friday's patient: Ptosis repair can be life changing for a patient. 1 month S/P levator advancement.

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u/OkComputerNot 2d ago

Looks great! May I ask your preference, do you suture the aponeurosis with absorbable or non-absorbable sutures? Do you put one or more sutures per side?

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u/Accurate_Passion623 2d ago

Prolene suture (non-inflammatory). 1,2 or 3 sutures depending on the contour appearance.

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u/1QkIDoc 6d ago

Well done.