How Can You Succeed with Outer-Lower Canthoplasty?

Hello, this is Inique Plastic Surgery.

With the new school term just around the corner,

many people are seeking consultations for plastic surgery.

Among them, for eye plastic surgery, people who are concerned about the recovery period, whether the surgery will be successful,

or possible side effects often seek consultations about eye corner surgery. The reason is that eye corner surgery can more safely create a satisfying eye shape

while also changing the overall impression of the face.

However, among eye corner surgeries,

depending on the condition of your eyes and the surgical method that suits them,

it is divided into various types such as lower canthoplasty, outer canthoplasty, epicanthoplasty, and outer-lower canthoplasty. At Inique Plastic Surgery as well,

there are various surgical methods tailored to the patient’s eye shape and needs.

In the case of epicanthoplasty,

it is a procedure chosen by people who worry that their overall facial impression looks dull because of narrow-looking eyes, or who feel their eyes look small because of the shape of the inner corner of the eyes.

In the case of epicanthoplasty,

the procedure uses a method that trims the epicanthal fold visible when the eyes are closed and opens up the front part more clearly. Because it makes the front part of the double eyelid line more open,

after surgery it improves the narrow-looking eye shape, making the eyes appear larger and the face brighter.

Then what is the reason for choosing the topic of today’s post,

outer-lower canthoplasty? Usually, the reason for considering this procedure is that a person feels their eye width is narrow, or wants to open up the eye shape while keeping their eyes otherwise the same, or worries that their eyes are slanted upward and give a strong impression.

Because of this, outer-lower canthoplasty is commonly recommended for people whose outer eye corners are significantly raised, so much so that it is often called “lowering the outer corners of the eyes.”

The outer-lower canthoplasty method

is used because the outer eye corners are raised above the ideal position, which can make the eyes look sharp. Using Inique’s technique, the outer corner is opened through outer canthoplasty, then fixed to the outer bone to create the ideal eye angle of 5 to 10 degrees.

As a result, as shown in the photo below,

even by performing only outer-lower canthoplasty,

the outer corner angle is gently fixed, so the overall facial impression looks calmer and softer, as well as creating a longer and more open eye shape.

Recently, outward appearance has also become one of the important elements that express who I am, so now it is more naturally accepted than in the past to improve what I feel is lacking through a plastic surgery clinic. Accordingly, many plastic surgery clinics and doctors are available as well.

However, in reality, not every clinic produces the same satisfying results with outer-lower canthoplasty. Even after surgery, if I am not satisfied with my eyes, I may choose revision surgery, or in some cases, side effects may occur after surgery because proper aftercare was not provided.

Therefore, when choosing a clinic for eye surgery,

the most important point is that an accurate consultation and thorough analysis of your eyes must be conducted before the eye corner procedure. Only then can you create natural-looking eyes without the need for revision surgery later.

Inique Plastic Surgery focuses on natural results that do not look artificial after surgery,

as if they were your original eyes. In addition, through thorough aftercare even after surgery,

we promise to do our best so that patients can feel satisfied with their outer-lower canthoplasty until the very end.

Then, as if you were beautiful from the beginning,

this was Inique. Thank you.