For Front and Rear Corner Revision Surgery, Visit Inek Plastic Surgery!

Along with double eyelid surgery, corner eye surgery is

attracting attention these days.

Corner eye surgery opens up areas that feel cramped and

changes the impression,

and when done together with double eyelid surgery, it can create

a fresher and more defined eye shape.

Recently, more people have been visiting Inek for not only basic corner eye surgery but also

front and rear corner revision surgery.

So today, we’re going to take a look at corner eye surgery.

Corner eye surgery is broadly divided into front corner surgery and

rear corner surgery.

At Inek Plastic Surgery,

with our patented trademark-filed proprietary technology,

front corner surgery is performed as mini front corner surgery or front and upper corner surgery,

and rear corner surgery is performed as safe rear corner surgery or lower rear corner surgery,

providing customized procedures based on the eye shape you want.

Front corner surgery is a procedure that refines the epicanthal fold to

make the inner corner of the eyes look more open. When the direction of the epicanthal fold

is positioned at a 45-degree angle upward, it is called upper corner surgery, and it helps

smooth and open up the front line of the double eyelid.

Front and upper corner surgery is recommended for people who want a more defined and elongated eye shape,

people whose inner eye corners look cramped because of the epicanthal fold,

people whose eyes look small due to the shape of the inner eye corner, and people whose intercanthal distance appears somewhat wide.

Among front corner surgeries, there is a mini front corner surgery that can only be found at Inek.

Mini front corner surgery is Inek’s signature procedure, developed to address the shortcomings of conventional front corner surgery.

By dissecting only the area where the epicanthal fold is located and opening a small amount, we reduced the risk of side effects by refining the inner eye corner so that there is not too much exposure of the lacrimal caruncle, the eyes do not appear too close together, and there is not much scarring.

Safety is especially important in rear corner surgery.

This is because if rear corner surgery is performed incorrectly, the skin may be excessively removed, causing conjunctival exposure or eyelid eversion, such as ectropion.

In such cases, you may have to live with various side effects, such as frequent eye redness,

eye irritation, and frequent conjunctivitis.

That is why, at Inek, we separate the skin and mucosa using the safe rear corner surgery method, removing only as much mucosa as needed to open up the eyes clearly while removing less skin than mucosa to fundamentally block external exposure of the mucosa.

Because the risk and side effects are low, it is also recommended for those who want rear corner revision surgery.

Inek also offers a procedure called lower rear corner surgery.

Lower rear corner surgery is suitable for people whose outer eye corners are significantly upturned.

If you look at the image, the most ideal angle is when the line connecting the front and back points of the eye is about 5 to 10 degrees.

This is also performed using Inek’s own safe rear corner surgery method, opening the back corner and making an incision slightly below the eyelashes before anchoring it down to the outer bone.

This surgical method is also called lateral canthoplasty,

or lowering the outer eye corner.

As the angle of the outer eye corner lowers, more of the white of the eye becomes visible,

the eyes can look longer,

and the overall impression can become softer.

So far, we’ve looked at the types of corner eye surgery and the surgical methods.

Along with corner eye surgery, if you’re also interested in front and rear corner revision surgery,

please visit Inek Plastic Surgery, where we provide customized corner eye procedures based on the design you want so that you can achieve large, beautiful eyes, and receive a consultation!

Then, as if you were beautiful from the very beginning,

this has been Inek. Thank you.