At Lari, Revision Epicanthoplasty Corrects Outer Canthotomy Scars!

Outer canthotomy has become a common procedure not only for people in their 20s and 30s, but also for those in their 40s and 50s and older, so many people struggle with various forms of outer canthotomy scars.

Among people who previously had #outercanthotomy surgery,

if you look closely near the outer corner of the eye, there is a red scar that protrudes. When you pull it open by hand, you can see the raised red #outercanthotomy scar. These scars can occur if normal tissue was simply cut away during a simple outer canthotomy,

or if the conjunctiva and outer skin suture line separated during #outercanthotomywithloweredeyecorner.

Before surgery, a slightly raised red outer canthotomy scar was also visible from the front, but after #revisionoutercanthotomy, the protruding red scar was well corrected and disappeared, and no other noticeable scar is visible. When viewed from the side, the red outer canthotomy scar that used to be clearly visible was well corrected after revision outer canthotomy,

and the outer corner of the eye maintains a clean triangular shape.

On the opposite side, because it had reattached completely without any effect, the eye looked shorter; after revision outer canthotomy, more of the white of the eye outside the black pupil became visible, making the eye look longer, and the outer corner of the eye was also lowered and corrected well.

If the effect is maintained even after more than a year after surgery, it can be said that it rarely recurs and is almost semi-permanent.

Lari Plastic Surgery, which is good at revision outer canthotomy and can correct outer canthotomy scars well,

is close to Exit 5 of Apgujeong Rodeo Station on the Bundang Line.

Lari Plastic Surgery not only removes double eyelid scars well, but also performs many revision outer canthotomy procedures that had no effect.