Everything you need to know about Upper Lateral Access for Lower Lid Blepharoplasty
A Transcutaneous and Transpreseptal Approach
$89.99 Instead of $325.00
In this advanced training, Dr. Javier Beut unveils a cutting-edge approach to lower eyelid rejuvenation using an upper eyelid access technique for lower lid blepharoplasty, rooted in Jelks’ principles of anatomy and surgical precision. You’ll see both transcutaneous and transpalpebral approaches applied to real patients, with strategies designed to optimize results and minimize complications.
The program also showcases Dr. Beut’s “blending technique” for nonsurgical tear trough correction — a hyaluronic acid injection method using vertical vectors to smooth the lid–cheek junction without creating bulk. You’ll learn how to classify patients into “Innies” or “Outies” and adapt your plan for the most natural outcome.
What's inside ?
- 4 Comprehensive Case Studies combining surgical and nonsurgical mastery.
- 4 Hours of High-Definition Video Content with detailed, step-by-step demonstrations.
- Dual Expertise: Master advanced lower eyelid surgery and precision filler techniques in one course.
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Featured Topics:
- Case 1 : Secondary blepharoplasty, standard upper eyelid blepharoplasty, no fat removal, upper lateral access for lower eyelid blepharoplasty, transpreseptal approach, canthal support, inferior lateral retinaculum canthoplasty, periorbital fat grafting, preseptal orbicularis muscle graft.
- Case 2 : Primary transcutaneous blepharoplasty, canthoplasty, periorbital fat grafting, standard upper eyelid blepharoplasty, fat and muscle removal, upper lateral access for lower eyelid blepharoplasty, transcutaneous approach, canthal support, inferior lateral retinaculum canthoplasty, periorbital fat grafting, preseptal orbicularis muscle graft.
- Case 3 & Case 4 : Nonsurgical treatment of the tear trough deformity.
- Innie vs. Outie – Key Concept: Innies are hollow grooves from a recessed arcus marginalis, best treated with direct HA filler in the trough. Outies have a prominent arcus marginalis with midface volume loss, requiring deep cheek support instead of direct trough filling.
What You’ll Learn
- Perform lower eyelid fat pad management via upper eyelid access
- Apply Jelks’ anatomical principles for safety and precision
- Decide between transcutaneous and transpalpebral approaches
- Implement the blending technique for natural, non-bulky filler results
- Accurately classify patients for customized tear trough correction
- Master vertical vector HA injections to avoid overfilling
- Use grafting techniques to restore contour in eyelid surgery
- Avoid common surgical and nonsurgical complications
