Online course · Plastic Surgery
Masterclass in Asian Double Eyelid Design and Crease Formation, Third Iteration
By William P.d. Chen
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- William P.D. Chen
- 6 modules
68 lessons + PDF book - Duration: 5 h
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Course overview
Created specifically for plastic surgeons, ophthalmologists with an oculoplastic focus, facial plastic surgeons, and cosmetic dermatologic surgeons, Dr. Chen’s Asian Blepharoplasty and the Eyelid Crease gives you a complete roadmap to contemporary approaches in this in-demand operation. This fully revised multimedia guide now includes eight brand-new chapters that explore the most current concepts, 30 narrated surgical videos that walk you through real cases step by step, and upgraded, richly detailed color illustrations. Together, these elements equip you with the essential understanding and practical insights needed to deliver outstanding outcomes in this technically demanding and highly nuanced procedure.
Course programme
Course programme
6 modules · 68 lessons + PDF book
By William P.D. Chen
By William P.D. Chen
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- Module 1 — 18 lessons · 1 h 13 min
- Module 2 — 12 lessons · 1 h 24 min
- Module 3 — 10 lessons · 1 h 40 min
- Module 4 — 13 lessons · 02 min
- Module 5 — 9 lessons · 36 min
- Module 6 — 6 lessons · 08 min
- 68lessons + PDF book
- -81%discount
- $81savings
Full course programme
Module 1
Video P-1: Primary Asian upper eyelid surgery for a 29-year-old woman requesting a medially tapered crease
Video P-2: Primary Asian blepharoplasty for a 26-year-old woman with specific cosmetic goals
Video P-3: Primary Asian blepharoplasty for a 36-year-old woman outlining her aesthetic preferences
Video P-4: Primary Asian blepharoplasty performed together with ptosis correction
Video P-5: Primary Asian blepharoplasty for a 62-year-old woman with existing upper eyelid findings
Video P-6: Primary Asian blepharoplasty for a 48-year-old woman demonstrating a defined upper sulcus
Video P-7: Initial demonstration case illustrating the typical approach and sequence of maneuvers
Video P-8: Additional example reinforcing the standard technique and stepwise protocol
Video P-9: Primary procedure for a 30-year-old woman with right-sided (OD) concerns
Video P-10: Primary operation for a 22-year-old woman seeking a parallel fold after prolonged use of eyelid tape
Video P-11: Primary case of Asian blepharoplasty in a 22-year-old man
Video P-12: Primary case of Asian blepharoplasty in a 31-year-old man
Video P-13: Primary case of Asian blepharoplasty in a 31-year-old woman
Video P-14: Primary case of Asian blepharoplasty in a 52-year-old man
Video P-15: Primary case of Asian blepharoplasty in a 28-year-old woman
Video P-16: Primary case of Asian blepharoplasty in a 31-year-old man
Video P-17: Primary case of Asian blepharoplasty in a 37-year-old woman
Video P-18: Primary case of Asian blepharoplasty in a 26-year-old man
Duration: 1 h 13 min
Video P-2: Primary Asian blepharoplasty for a 26-year-old woman with specific cosmetic goals
Video P-3: Primary Asian blepharoplasty for a 36-year-old woman outlining her aesthetic preferences
Video P-4: Primary Asian blepharoplasty performed together with ptosis correction
Video P-5: Primary Asian blepharoplasty for a 62-year-old woman with existing upper eyelid findings
Video P-6: Primary Asian blepharoplasty for a 48-year-old woman demonstrating a defined upper sulcus
Video P-7: Initial demonstration case illustrating the typical approach and sequence of maneuvers
Video P-8: Additional example reinforcing the standard technique and stepwise protocol
Video P-9: Primary procedure for a 30-year-old woman with right-sided (OD) concerns
Video P-10: Primary operation for a 22-year-old woman seeking a parallel fold after prolonged use of eyelid tape
Video P-11: Primary case of Asian blepharoplasty in a 22-year-old man
Video P-12: Primary case of Asian blepharoplasty in a 31-year-old man
Video P-13: Primary case of Asian blepharoplasty in a 31-year-old woman
Video P-14: Primary case of Asian blepharoplasty in a 52-year-old man
Video P-15: Primary case of Asian blepharoplasty in a 28-year-old woman
Video P-16: Primary case of Asian blepharoplasty in a 31-year-old man
Video P-17: Primary case of Asian blepharoplasty in a 37-year-old woman
Video P-18: Primary case of Asian blepharoplasty in a 26-year-old man
Duration: 1 h 13 min
Module 1 — preview
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Module 2
Video R-1: Secondary Asian upper eyelid procedure performed on an adult female
Video R-2: Corrective Asian upper eyelid surgery for a 19-year-old woman with unsatisfactory prior result
Video R-3: Repeat Asian double eyelid operation in a 41-year-old man following earlier Asian blepharoplasty
Video R-4: Revision Asian double eyelid surgery in a 28-year-old woman with uneven creases, aiming for a mid-height fold
Video R-5: Corrective upper eyelid operation for a 41-year-old Korean patient
Video R-6: Revision upper eyelid procedure on a 60-year-old woman
Video R-7: Corrective eyelid surgery for a 68-year-old woman
Video R-8: Secondary upper eyelid surgery in a 43-year-old woman
Video R-9: Additional revisional eyelid procedure for another 43-year-old female patient
Video R-10: Corrective eyelid surgery in a 35-year-old man
Video R-11: Revision eyelid operation on a 38-year-old woman
Video R-12: Secondary eyelid surgery performed on a 46-year-old woman
Duration: 1 h 24 min
Video R-2: Corrective Asian upper eyelid surgery for a 19-year-old woman with unsatisfactory prior result
Video R-3: Repeat Asian double eyelid operation in a 41-year-old man following earlier Asian blepharoplasty
Video R-4: Revision Asian double eyelid surgery in a 28-year-old woman with uneven creases, aiming for a mid-height fold
Video R-5: Corrective upper eyelid operation for a 41-year-old Korean patient
Video R-6: Revision upper eyelid procedure on a 60-year-old woman
Video R-7: Corrective eyelid surgery for a 68-year-old woman
Video R-8: Secondary upper eyelid surgery in a 43-year-old woman
Video R-9: Additional revisional eyelid procedure for another 43-year-old female patient
Video R-10: Corrective eyelid surgery in a 35-year-old man
Video R-11: Revision eyelid operation on a 38-year-old woman
Video R-12: Secondary eyelid surgery performed on a 46-year-old woman
Duration: 1 h 24 min
Module 2 — preview
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Module 3
Video SSV-1: Initiating the procedure with skin markings and the first incision
Video SSV-2: Carefully dissecting through the orbicularis oculi muscle layer
Video SSV-3: Using cautery to achieve hemostasis of small superficial vessels
Video SSV-4: Identifying, exposing, and opening the orbital septum
Video SSV-5: Managing orbital fat with release and partial debulking
Video SSV-6: Returning the preaponeurotic fat pad to its proper position
Video SSV-7: Excision of the combined skin and orbicularis muscle flap
Video SSV-8: Tidying and removing remaining tissue along the lower wound border
Video SSV-9: Re-establishing alignment of the front and back lamellae of the eyelid
Video SSV-10: Forming the eyelid crease by securing skin to the levator aponeurosis and back to skin
Duration: 1 h 40 min
Video SSV-2: Carefully dissecting through the orbicularis oculi muscle layer
Video SSV-3: Using cautery to achieve hemostasis of small superficial vessels
Video SSV-4: Identifying, exposing, and opening the orbital septum
Video SSV-5: Managing orbital fat with release and partial debulking
Video SSV-6: Returning the preaponeurotic fat pad to its proper position
Video SSV-7: Excision of the combined skin and orbicularis muscle flap
Video SSV-8: Tidying and removing remaining tissue along the lower wound border
Video SSV-9: Re-establishing alignment of the front and back lamellae of the eyelid
Video SSV-10: Forming the eyelid crease by securing skin to the levator aponeurosis and back to skin
Duration: 1 h 40 min
Module 3 — preview
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Module 4
1. Designing the operative markings
2. Creating the skin opening
3. Achieving hemostasis and managing blood supply
4. Shaping tissues with an angled cut
5. Addressing the septal structures
6. Entering the space in front of the aponeurosis
7. Identifying and managing the fat layer
8. Removing the designated tissue
9. Defining and refining the lower border
10. Establishing an unobstructed working field
11. Repositioning and rebalancing tissues
12. Forming the new eyelid crease
13. Closing and securing the incision
Duration: 02 min
2. Creating the skin opening
3. Achieving hemostasis and managing blood supply
4. Shaping tissues with an angled cut
5. Addressing the septal structures
6. Entering the space in front of the aponeurosis
7. Identifying and managing the fat layer
8. Removing the designated tissue
9. Defining and refining the lower border
10. Establishing an unobstructed working field
11. Repositioning and rebalancing tissues
12. Forming the new eyelid crease
13. Closing and securing the incision
Duration: 02 min
Module 4 — preview
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Module 5
1. Design of the operative landmarks
2. Creation of the initial skin opening
3. Formation of an enhanced bevel at the edge
4. Establishment of tissue attachment
5. Dissection within the preaponeurotic plane
6. Removal of the designated tissue segment
7. Adjustment and repositioning of tissue
8. Formation and definition of the eyelid fold
9. Final suturing and closure of the incision
Duration: 36 min
2. Creation of the initial skin opening
3. Formation of an enhanced bevel at the edge
4. Establishment of tissue attachment
5. Dissection within the preaponeurotic plane
6. Removal of the designated tissue segment
7. Adjustment and repositioning of tissue
8. Formation and definition of the eyelid fold
9. Final suturing and closure of the incision
Duration: 36 min
Module 5 — preview
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Module 6
Video 1: Visual demonstration of how elevating the eyelid crease alters levator muscle movement
Video 2: Paper model illustration showing the impact of an abnormally high attachment on the relationship between stacked paper layers
Video 3: Surgical footage of medial rectus orbital pulley fixation combined with recession during strabismus surgery for congenital esotropia in a 5-year-old boy
Video 4: Microscope-guided technique for identifying and removing deeply embedded sutures
Video 5: Step-by-step video on safe and efficient management of preaponeurotic orbital fat
Video 6: Surgical sequence demonstrating restoration of both the anterior and posterior eyelid lamellae
Duration: 08 min
Video 2: Paper model illustration showing the impact of an abnormally high attachment on the relationship between stacked paper layers
Video 3: Surgical footage of medial rectus orbital pulley fixation combined with recession during strabismus surgery for congenital esotropia in a 5-year-old boy
Video 4: Microscope-guided technique for identifying and removing deeply embedded sutures
Video 5: Step-by-step video on safe and efficient management of preaponeurotic orbital fat
Video 6: Surgical sequence demonstrating restoration of both the anterior and posterior eyelid lamellae
Duration: 08 min
Module 6 — preview
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William P.D. Chen
Specialization: Plastic Surgery · 1 course
Dr. William P.D. Chen, MD, FACS, is a renowned specialist in ophthalmology and plastic surgery, who is considered a pioneer in the field of Asian blepharoplasty (upper eyelid lift in Asian patients). He coined the term "Asian blepharoplasty" in 1987 and is the author of the authoritative standard medical work on this topic.
Asian blepharoplasty: he developed special techniques for creating a natural eyelid crease, taking into account anatomical and cultural differences.
Corrective surgery: specialization in the correction of unsatisfactory results of previous eyelid surgeries.
Eyelid reconstruction: treatment of complex cases such as eyelid defects after skin cancers.
About the professor
Asian blepharoplasty: he developed special techniques for creating a natural eyelid crease, taking into account anatomical and cultural differences.
Corrective surgery: specialization in the correction of unsatisfactory results of previous eyelid surgeries.
Eyelid reconstruction: treatment of complex cases such as eyelid defects after skin cancers.
About the professor
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Masterclass in Asian Double Eyelid Design and Crease Formation, Third Iteration
By William P.d. Chen
6 modules · 68 lessons + PDF book
Duration: 5 h · 1 professor
By William P.d. Chen
6 modules · 68 lessons + PDF book
Duration: 5 h · 1 professor
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