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regrowth rate of eyelashes

2 weeks if cut , 2 months with epilation

anatomy of eyelid

skin, SUBCUT, O.O , TARSUS, conj

lid crease

1-skin


2-O.O


3- Levator app


4-mullers muscles


5-conj

modified glands

for eyelashes:


1- molls> sweat glands


2-zeis> sebaceous glands



for tarsus


meibomien gland



for conj:


wolfring and kruase > sebaceous glands

eye lid anatomy

layers of eyelid 1- skin

1-epidermis


2- dermis


3- adnexa





epidermis layers BASIC PAINT GETS KRAPPY

1- B asal > col 1 layer cells attached to BM by hemidesmosomes


P rickle > 3-5 cell polygonal layer, connected by desmosomes , acanthosis = increase thickness


G ranular > 1-2 layers , contain hyalokeratin granules


Keratin> ( keratin fibers - cell organelles )


hyperkeratosis = inc thickness


parakeratosis = retained organelles



dyskeratosis : keratinization of any other layers

1- chalazion


> terminology

1- chalazion : sterile gramulomatous inflammation of meibomien gland = meibomien cyst


2- marginal chalazion : infl of glands of zeis


3- hordeoulum internum ( infected chalazion )

treatment :

away from lid margin :


1- not infected :


1- conservative :


>warm compresses


>trial of expersion with sterile cotton tips


>antiinflmmatory ointments


>incision and curretage



2- infected :


>with associated orbital cellulitis :


oral antibiotics


>no cellulitis :


topical antibiotic drops and ointment



3- prophylaxis :


treatment of blepharitis



4- margical chalazion :


>conservative


> intralesional steroids :


>shave curettage or I&c using a horizontal conj incision or vertical incision at lid margin

intralesional steroid treatment

0.2-2 ml of TA diluted with lidocaine to conc of 5 mg/ml injected with 27/30 guage needle



SE > localized depigmentation , fat atrophy , retinal artery occlusion

cyst of moll :


dilated sweat gland at lid margin


eccrinr hydrocytoma :


dilates sweat gland away from the lid margin

cyst of zeis :


non trnslucent cyst at lid margin

cysts at lid margin

translucent > cyst of moll


non translucent> cyst of zeis

milia :


obstructed pilosebaceous units by keratin

epidermal inclusion cyst :


downgrowth of epidermis into dermis


after trauma or surgery

comedone:


dilated ducts of hair follicles with retained secretions


open : black heads


closed: white heads

dermoid cyst

xanthelasma :


>hyperlipidemia


> arcus sinilis


>treatment:


excision for cosmesis


microdissection with flap if large lesion


chemical peeling

epidermoid vs dermoid

epidermoid in infants , only contains keratin


dermoid , in adults , contains skin + hair

sebaceous cyst


key feature : dilated gland orifice

lesions caused by blocked duct of pilosebaceous unit

1- comedone : blocked by sebum and keratin , open duct with retianed oxidized materials >black , obstructed > white


2- milia: retained keratin


3- sebaceous cyst : blocked pilosebaceous unit , visible gland orifice

xanthelasma vs chalazion

xanthelasma > lipid is intracellular , in foam cells (lipid laden histiocytes )



chalazion > lipid seeps out extracellularly , surrounds by epitheloid histiocytes

squamous papilloma :


vascular CT core covered by epithelium


types :


sessile , peduculated , horn-like



treatment :


simple excision , chemical , electrocautry



cause : HPV

saeborrheic keratosis :


stuck on appearance


hyperpigmented , oily lesion


benign



treatment :


shave biopsy , electrocautery , cryo , chemical peeling

actinic keratosis :


> in elderly


>premalignant


>hyperkeratotic plaque

benign vs malignant

>squamous cell papilloma ( cutaneous horn )> squamous cell carcinoma


>basal cell papiloma ( saeborrheic keratosis ) > BCC


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