September 11, 2026 · Facial plastic surgery & aesthetic medicine · DOI: 10.1177/26893614261487071

Eye-Tracking in Facial Plastic Surgery: A Guide to Study Design

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The authors aim to establish guidelines for designing eye-tracking studies in facial plastic surgery, addressing the lack of standardized protocols in this area. They highlight the importance of eye-tracking as a tool for understanding visual attention related to facial conditions and surgical outcomes, while also noting the variability and challenges in current study designs. By synthesizing existing literature and their own experiences, the authors seek to improve the quality and applicability of eye-tracking research in the field.

Mengyuan Xu, Lisa E Ishii, Masaru Ishii, Jacob K Dey

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