Malar rash is a red or purplish facial rash with a “butterfly” pattern. It covers your cheeks and the bridge of your nose, but usually not the rest of the face. The rash can be flat or raised.

A malar rash is also known as a butterfly rash and appears on the face. It is usually red or purple and may be blotchy or solid. It can occur alongside many conditions, including lupus and rosacea ...

In young people such eyelid malpositions can be due to normal physiognomy (Figure 2B), high myopia (Figure 4C) or malar hypoplasia (Figure 4D).

Preoperative conditions predisposing to lower eyelid retraction include shallow orbit, large eye, exophthalmos, malar hypoplasia and in repeat transcutaneous blepharoplasty.

The rate of dissatisfaction was not associated with age, but was significantly higher with malar hypoplasia (41 percent in class B versus 7 percent in class A) and loss of elasticity (16 percent ...