Advanced Periocular Basal Cell Carcinoma with Orbital Invasion: Update on Management and Treatment Advances

Figure 6

(a) The temporalis muscle is uninserted through a hemicoronal approach. A bone window is performed extending from the frontozigomatic fissure to the orbital floor, resecting the deep lateral wall (arrow). (b) The temporalis muscle flap is passed through the bone window to cover the orbital cavity. (c) A Medpor® prosthesis is placed in the temporal fossa and fixed with titanium screws to prevent temporal hollowing. (d) Acceptable cosmetic result after fixing an oculofacial prosthesis.