Tarsoplasty

Tarzoplasty is a type of blepharoplasty, plastic surgery on the eyelids. Tarzoplasty surgically restores the normal shape and function of the tarsal plate, the cartilaginous base of the eyelids.

Tarzoplasty is performed for excess skin on the eyelids (dermatochalasis), drooping upper eyelid (ptosis), and also to correct everted or turned inward eyelids (entropion, ectropion).

During surgery, the surgeon can remove excess skin, move or shorten muscles, and tighten eyelid ligaments. Various implants are used to restore the shape of the tarsal plate.

Tarzoplasty allows you to aesthetically correct the shape of the eyes, as well as restore their normal functioning.

Tarzaplastic surgery (or tarzoplasty) is a type of surgical procedure aimed at changing the shape and size of the bony base of the nose. It can be performed as a separate event or as part of a general rhinosurgery or aesthetic operation. As a rule, it is performed between the ages of 25 and 50, when the patient does not yet have excess soft tissue volume, but the nose is already beginning to lose its shape due to age-related changes. Wearing glasses can be a major factor affecting the condition of the bones in the nose.

Methods for creating a bone base include the use of original implants, individual mouthguards and traction. Often, metal nose correction is combined with other procedures (for example, rhinoplasty). Upon completion of the correction, various