Background
ADVERSE EFFECTS, EYE
Upper blepharoplasty, where excess skin of the upper eyelid is resected, is the most common procedure in facial plastic surgery and periorbital surgery. Data of the International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS) show that in 2021, blepharoplasty was the fifth most common plastic surgery procedure in the United States, with 150,000 operations performed. [Surgical outcomes and treatment success are mainly assessed using objective measurements such as postoperative photographs and perimetric visual field measurements, [However, patient-reported outcome measures determining patient satisfaction and health-related quality of life are essential for comprehensive assessments.[There is well-documented evidence that validated patient-reported outcome measures are superior to Recently, Klassen and colleagues developed the FACE-Q scales [In this study, we aimed to investigate the differences between two common techniques of skin closure: running cutaneous and subcuticular sutures. The effects on postoperative patients’ satisfaction, appraisal, and adverse effects were investigated using the FACE-Q Eye Module [