The patients were evaluated for functional and esthetic outcomes at 1 week, 1 month, 3 month, and 6 months ( Figure 2 ) ( Table 2 ) The visibility of the scar at the end of 1 week was highly significant between the two groups ( p value 0.008), with the infraorbital incision showing a visible scar in 63.6% of the patients and the remaining 36.4% of the patients having a moderately visible scar.
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A Comparative Analytical Study of Functional and Esthetic Outcomes of Infraorbital and Subciliary Incisions to Assess the Redundancy of the Infraorbital Approach.
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