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Correction of upper eyelid entropion: Modified techniques are most welcome

Multiple surgeries and techniques have been described, and the surgeon has to decide the best possible option for the given patient. A variety of techniques and biological materials have been used to reconstruct the disfigured eyelid margin.[1,2] Tarsal wedge resection and gray‐line splitting with mucous membrane grafting or an allograft allow for the correction of severe cicatricial entropion while providing a reconstructed eyelid margin at the same time. This has been particularly helpful in scarring due to Stevens–Johnson syndrome and trachoma.