This study focuses on the field of complex eyelid repair surgery, aiming to develop and validate a standardized surgical protocol to enhance clinical outcomes. The research addresses the significant issues in current surgical practices, such as the lack of unified standards and the resultant instability in surgical efficacy and postoperative complications. Through a prospective cohort study involving 150 cases, two key surgical procedures—“combined brow lift and upper eyelid muscle adjustment” and “arcus marginalis release with fat grafting”—were evaluated. The results demonstrated substantial improvements in surgical success rates, patient satisfaction, and reduced complication rates. This study not only fills the gap in standardized protocols for complex eyelid repair but also provides a valuable reference for the industry's standardized development.

Liu Jun. Complex Eyelid Repair Surgery: Standardization of Surgical Protocols and Clinical Efficacy Verification. Frontiers in Medical Science Research (2025), Vol. 7, Issue 5: 43-48. https://doi.org/10.25236/FMSR.2025.070506.

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