Frontal Flap. Patients all over the world.

A map has been created with the countries of origin of some patients who underwent the frontalis flap technique.

This technique has been perfected for more than 20 years and is providing highly satisfactory results, avoiding subsequent surgeries and scars.

The direct frontalis suspension or direct frontalis flap technique consists of connecting the forehead muscle with the eyelid directly through an incision that is concealed in the crease of the eyelid. This technique avoids the complications that can appear with other techniques generated by rejection of the autologous or heterologous materials used, as well as complications derived from the donation sites and scars on the forehead.

Patients who were operated on in their first months of life have not had any problems after 15 years.