[Luho Plastic Surgery] Are There Different Types of Small Eyes? If This Sounds Like You, You Should Definitely Consider Canthoplasty

Luho Plastic Surgery Sculpted Canthoplasty

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Everyone has a different kind of charm depending on their appearance,

but it seems like almost everyone has their own complex.

In particular, because the eyes play an important role in determining one’s impression,

many people try to make their eyes look bigger with makeup and even use double-eyelid tape,

in an effort to improve the monolid and small eyes that are characteristic of East Asians.

There are also people who come to Luho Plastic Surgery for consultations with the same concern.

People with narrow, small eyes that make them look stuffy and sharp often think

that canthoplasty will solve the problem easily.

But did you know?

Canthoplasty is not something just anyone can have!

Today, for those who feel their small eye shape makes them look stuffy and sharp,

Luho Plastic Surgery will explain in detail who is suitable for canthoplasty and the features of canthoplasty surgery.

What is Luho Plastic Surgery’s Sculpted Canthoplasty?

Luho Plastic Surgery’s Sculpted Canthoplasty is a procedure that expands eye shapes that look cramped and sharp because both the horizontal and vertical dimensions are narrow,

creating a fresher, softer impression through canthoplasty.

Since eye shape and impression are determined by differences as small as 1 mm,

detailed analysis and limitations, like in sculptural art, are very important.

Also, even when the distance between the inner corners of the eyes is too close or the lacrimal caruncle is highly exposed, making epicanthoplasty impossible,

eye shape can be improved through lateral-lower sculpted canthoplasty, making it a suitable procedure even for those who cannot undergo epicanthoplasty.

Even after increasing the vertical length of the eyes through double-eyelid surgery because the eyes were small,

some people still worry about a cramped eye shape and an indescribable unnaturalness.

For these people, lateral-lower sculpted canthoplasty, which expands both the horizontal and vertical length,

may be needed to correct the eye line.

In particular, even when the distance between the eyes is narrow and the lacrimal caruncle is visible, making epicanthoplasty difficult,

eye shape correction is possible through lateral-lower canthoplasty,

making sharp or stuffy eyes look fresher and softer.

Luho Plastic Surgery’s Sculpted Canthoplasty is a surgical method that minimizes the disadvantages of existing canthoplasty methods

and preserves only the advantages.

Moving beyond the conventional method of performing only lateral canthoplasty,

it performs both lateral canthoplasty and lower canthoplasty below the outer corner of the eye,

considering not only increasing the numerical size of the eyes,

but also the atmosphere and impression created by a 1 mm difference.

Is bigger canthoplasty always better? NO!

Among patients who visit Luho Plastic Surgery for consultations to improve narrow, stuffy-looking eyes,

many ask, “How much can you open them?”

While it is important to enlarge the eyes to create a fresher and more dramatic effect,

natural design that takes facial proportions into account,

and the position of the orbital bone that helps hold the enlargement in place, are the key factors.

Luho’s Sculpted Canthoplasty, which requires an appropriate degree of canthoplasty and delicate surgery,

carefully considers the patient’s facial proportions, the distance between the outer corner of the eye and the orbital bone, and the angle of the lower canthoplasty,

and suggests a direction that can improve the complex while remaining natural.

Cases in which dramatic effects from Sculpted Canthoplasty can be expected

1. When there is an appropriate amount of space between the outer corner of the eye and the orbital bone

Lateral canthoplasty pulls the end of the lower eyelid and attaches it to the orbital bone.

Therefore, there must be enough distance between the outer corner of the eye and the orbital bone

to expand the outer corner of the eye in a way that suits the patient’s design.

2. When the skin has low elasticity and stays fixed well after canthoplasty

When the skin under the eyes is pulled,

if the skin is smooth and does not separate much from the eyeball,

it has low elasticity and is less likely to return to its original state,

so the chance of it reattaching after canthoplasty is low.

Cases in which dramatic effects from Sculpted Canthoplasty can be expected

3. For people whose outer corner of the eye ends inside the eye line

If the outer corner of the eye ends slightly inside rather than at the side of the eye,

then after lateral-lower sculpted canthoplasty, the eyes may appear larger,

and a dramatic effect can be expected.

4. When the space between the eyes is insufficient, making epicanthoplasty impossible

Even if the eyes are small and create a stuffy impression, if the space between the eyes is narrow and epicanthoplasty is impossible,

lateral-lower canthoplasty can enlarge the eyes and expand them outward,

which can also improve the issue of eyes appearing too close together,

so a dramatic effect can be expected.

Unlike ptosis correction or upper blepharoplasty, canthoplasty is a procedure with a strong cosmetic purpose.

Rather than being a surgery with a clear problem and a fixed answer,

it requires balancing the surgeon’s aesthetic judgment with the result the patient wants and the limitations of the eye condition

to find an appropriate compromise that can prevent results with no change at all or overly exaggerated results.

We hope you clearly identify the impression you want and the areas you want to improve,

and keep an open mind to the specialist’s opinion so you can find an appropriate compromise

and achieve satisfying results. Luho Plastic Surgery will support you!

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