Lacrimal gland prolapse surgery

Lacrimal gland prolapse surgery is a procedure to correct symptoms of dry eyes and abnormal tear secretion function, which can mainly cause double eyes and eye bags in patients. Therefore, it is recommended that everyone should adjust their bad work and rest schedule in normal times. Lacrimal gland prolapse will result in the inability to secrete tears and will show symptoms such as the tear gland being segmented. It is recommended that everyone can understand the treatment steps of lacrimal gland prolapse surgery.

When talking about lacrimal gland prolapse reduction surgery, we should first understand the symptoms of lacrimal gland prolapse. The symptoms of lacrimal gland prolapse include the formation of eye bags on the upper eyelid of both eyes or one eye, loose skin, and thinning skin with poor elasticity, increased wrinkles, and a purple-red skin color in patients with a long history of the disease. A relatively hard main part can be felt under the skin of the upper eyelid at the outer edge of the frame. Turning over the upper eyelid will expose the upper fornix, and a prolapsed pink lacrimal gland can be seen under the conjunctiva of the outer upper fornix. Since the prolapsed lacrimal gland tissue is mostly normal tissue with normal secretory function, the normal lacrimal gland tissue should not be retained during lacrimal gland repositioning and correction surgery to ensure the normal secretion of tears.

Steps/Methods:

1. In the past, due to the lack of clinical knowledge about lacrimal gland prolapse, people often ignored inner comfort or resorted to surgical removal of the lacrimal gland. However, there are about 10 to 20 lacrimal gland excretion ducts, opening in the outer superior fornix conjunctiva. The duct of the orbital lacrimal gland passes through the eyelid or is close to the eyelid.

2. When the lacrimal gland prolapses, the tear secretion function and the quality of the tears are not seriously affected. However, after the lacrimal gland of the eyelid is removed, the duct is cut off, which is equivalent to the entire lacrimal gland being cut off, which will cause a lack of tears and lead to various complications after the operation. For example, patients with dry eyes often experience photophobia, foreign body sensation, and soreness and discomfort.

3. For lacrimal gland prolapse, patients can undergo lacrimal gland prolapse repositioning surgery. Surgical repositioning of the lacrimal glands maintains the tear secretion function and endometrial function, while patients who undergo surgical removal of the lacrimal glands experience some obvious symptoms such as dry eyes and foreign body sensation. For lacrimal gland prolapse caused by different causes, some active techniques and surgical reduction treatments should be adopted, which can not only ensure the integrity of lacrimal gland function and prevent the occurrence of dry eyes, but also improve the patient's appearance.

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The advantages of lacrimal gland prolapse reduction surgery are that the double eyelid incision design and reasonable suture can achieve a more ideal appearance after the surgery. Some loose skin is removed, the loose skin of the upper eyelid is corrected, and wrinkles are removed. This surgical method is simple and easy to master, as long as the diagnosis is correct and the design is reasonable. The effect after the operation is very satisfactory.