The brow slide a technique for the aesthetic treatment of eyebrow tumors


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    • Author:  Carraway J  Dean JA.  

    • Abstract:  The brow slide: a technique for the aesthetic treatment of eyebrow tumors. Carraway J, Dean JA. Department of Plastic Surgery, Medical College of Hampton Roads, Norfolk. Skin neoplasms involving the eyebrow are not an uncommon problem. Standard surgical resections that depend on elliptical excision and closure tend to either remove an excessive amount of brow or place scars in an unfavorable position. We present a simple technique that allows for maximal brow preservation, alignment of remaining brow, and a minimal amount of exposed scars. PMID: 1535846 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]

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