Appraisal of upper eyelids
dermatochalasis
DERMATOCHALASIS
Patient FACE-Q assessment: Comparison between groups regarding FACE-Q RASCH score based on ‘Satisfaction With Eyes’ and ‘Appraisal Of Upper Eyelids’ questionnaire at baseline (BL) and after 3 months (M3)Patient reporting the highest change in RASCH score based on the FACE-Q satisfaction assessment. This was a 45-year-old woman with disturbing dermatochalasis on both eyes (Fig. 1a–c). She underwent dermatochalasis operation and was reassessed 3 months thereafter (Fig. 1d–f). Wound closure was performed in a continuous fashionPatient reporting the least change in RASCH score based on the FACE-Q satisfaction assessment. This was a 50-year-old man with disturbing dermatochalasis on both eyes (Fig. 2a–c). He underwent dermatochalasis operation and was reassessed 3 months thereafter (Fig. 2d–f). Wound closure was performed in a continuous fashionPatients’ appraisal of upper eyelids increased by 65.12 RASCH points (