Objective      To determine the effects of infraeyebrow blepharoplasty for bubble-eye deformity by removing both preseptal fat tissue and fat pad under orbicularis oculi.       Methods      A total of 32 cases who receiving above mentioned surgical techniques in our department from December 2009 to August 2012 were enrolled and retrospectively analyzed in this study. The ectopic lacrimal gland was restored at the same time if it was discovered. In 5 to 7 d after surgery

the sutures were removed

and the patients were followed up for 3 to 18 monthes. Down-time

swelling

surgical scar and clinical outcomes were observed and recorded.       Results      In all patients

swelling was slight

and then disappeared in 5 to 6 d after removing the sutures. The down-time caused by surgery was only 2.3 d in average

ranging from 1 to 5 d. During the following-up

blepharochalasis was significantly corrected

and along with the mitigation of Crow’s feet in 17 cases. All surgical scars were almost undetectable

as well as the baggy appearance with the loss of the distention in 1/3 out of upper eyelid.       Conclusion      Infraeyebrow blepharoplasty for bubble-eye deformity by removing both preseptal fat tissue and fat pad under orbicularis oculi

along with restoring the ectopic lacrimal gland

is a effective surgical approach for correcting bubble eye deformity based on anatomy discovery

along with slight injury

rapid recovery and long-lasting effects.