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V—Y Advancement Flaps for Tumor Excision Defects of the Eyelids

Resection of cutaneous malignancies of the medial canthus and lower lid create challenging wound closure problems. The V—Y flap closure technique achieves wound closure using adjacent tissue while minimizing closure tension. Twenty-three patients underwent resection of basal cell carcinomas in these two anatomical regions. In 22 patients a single V—Y flap was used to close the defect. In 1 patient two flaps were used. There were 2 patients with transient ectropion. No tissue loss or other complications occurred.