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Periorbital Dermatology and Oculoplasty

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Dermatological disorders can be reflected in the eye and the periorbital area. Various skin diseases can affect the skin of the periorbital area e.g. dermatitis, vitiligo, xanthelasma , hidrocystomas, syringomas, milia, etc. Other cutaneous disorders may have associated ocular involvement e.g. rosacea, port-wine stain and nevus of Ota. Some infectious diseases can affect both the skin and eyes e.g. herpes simplex and herpes zoster. Systemic diseases can have ocular, as well as, dermatological involvement e.g. amyloidosis, dermatomyositis, sarcoidosis and Bechet’s disease. Periorbital dermatological procedures e.g. periorbital chemical peeling and laser procedures, and their expected complications, can be of interest to ophthalmologists.

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