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DM Revision Canthoplasty Before-and-After Photos: Afraid It Might Fail Again?

DM Plastic Surgery · 디엠성형외과 · August 3, 2026

​ ​ DM Revision Canthoplasty Before-and-After Photos, Afraid It Might Fail Again? ​ ​ <Actual DM Plastic Surgery wide-opening eye surgery case> ​ ​ Hello, this is DM Plastic Surger...

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Clinic: DM Plastic Surgery

Original post date: August 3, 2026

Translated at: August 17, 2026 at 6:27 PM

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DM Revision Canthoplasty Before-and-After Photos,

Afraid It Might Fail Again?

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<Actual DM Plastic Surgery wide-opening eye surgery case>

Hello, this is DM Plastic Surgery😊

The eyes are one of the most important features in determining a person’s first impression.

Many people feel stressed every time they look in the mirror because their eyes appear narrow and stuffy due to their short horizontal length, or because their sharply upturned outer corners give them a fierce impression.

Although they decide to undergo lateral and lower canthoplasty to achieve a more open and gentle look,

unfortunately, not everyone achieves the results they want.

Recently, the number of patients visiting our clinic after being dissatisfied with the results of canthoplasty performed at other clinics has been increasing noticeably.

Today, we would like to introduce a revision canthoplasty case involving dissatisfaction with the results despite having undergone canthoplasty at another clinic.

If you are considering revision lateral and lower canthoplasty,

please pay close attention to this post!🥰

DM Revision Canthoplasty Before & After

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[Actual DM Plastic Surgery lateral and lower canthoplasty case]

These are one-month post-operative progress photos from a revision lateral and lower canthoplasty procedure at DM Plastic Surgery.

| 💬 Concern before surgery: The patient had undergone canthoplasty, but the eyes still had a rounded appearance 💬 Desired result: The patient wanted the horizontal length of the eyes to be slightly longer |

Although the patient had undergone lateral canthoplasty at another clinic,

they were still concerned that their eyes looked narrow and stuffy and visited DM to achieve a more open appearance.

During the consultation, the patient wanted the eyes to look longer in a natural way without being excessive.

Through a detailed analysis and in-depth consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon,

we performed revision lateral and lower canthoplasty within a safe range to prevent functional problems with the eyes.

What were the results?👀

Looking at the photo above, you can see that the horizontal length of the eyes has been corrected,

resulting in a naturally more open and refreshed appearance.

※Please note that the degree of swelling and recovery may vary from person to person.※

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💡 The most important thing is to find “the limit of canthoplasty that is suitable for your eyes.”

Canthoplasty does not make the eyes more attractive simply by opening them as much as possible.

Because the structure of each person’s eyes is different, it is essential to clearly analyze the eye structure without making excessive changes.

Depending on whether the horizontal length of the eyes is particularly short, the outer corners are sharply upturned, or the eyes look narrow because little of the white of the eye is exposed,

the angle and length of the canthoplasty must be adjusted differently.

At DM Plastic Surgery, we carefully consult with a board-certified plastic surgeon to clearly assess the current condition of the eyes

and design the optimal eye shape according to each person’s facial proportions👨🏻‍⚕️

There is no need to worry that the eyes will close up again after canthoplasty!

Through DM’s specialized technique for firm fixation to the periosteum, we can reduce the likelihood of the opening closing again and create a natural, open, refreshed appearance👀✨

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<Actual DM Plastic Surgery wide-opening eye surgery case>

Since you have already experienced the pain of one procedure, you should be even more careful when choosing a clinic for revision canthoplasty.

Making the eyes as open as possible is not the answer;

the skill of a medical professional who accurately understands the anatomical structure of your eyes and can perform the procedure accordingly determines the results.

If you are currently considering revision lateral and lower canthoplasty because of scarring from a previous procedure or an unsatisfactory shape,

we recommend first receiving an in-depth one-on-one consultation with Director Lee Joo-hong, who has extensive clinical experience.

If you would like to see more before-and-after photos and detailed reviews,

you can find them on the DM Plastic Surgery website and YouTube channel.

Would you like to see more wide-opening eye surgery reviews?🔍

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