PMC9931369_01
Clinical image showing severe congenital ptosis in the left eye.
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FIG1
However, when she moved her jaw to the left, her eyelid did not change (Figures 1-2).
Clinical image showing elevation of the left upper eyelid (ptotic) on the side-to-side movement of the pterygoid muscles of the jaw.
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FIG2
However, when she moved her jaw to the left, her eyelid did not change (Figures 1-2).
Clinical image showing the preoperative and postoperative images of the patient after the frontalis sling suspension procedure.
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FIG3
As the patient had poor LPS function with severe ptosis and good Bell's phenomenon, she was managed with the help of frontalis sling surgery in the left eye (Figure 3).