Squamous cell carcinoma of lower eyelid. Full thickness lowe | Figure 1

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Squamous cell carcinoma of lower eyelid.

Full thickness lower eyelid resection with lateral canthtotomy and Tenzel flap reconstruction.

The second photograph is 1 year after intervention. The patient is very comfortable with the results.

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