Postoperative Adhesion After Lateral Canthoplasty - The Effect of Revision Lateral Canthoplasty to Lower the Outer Eye Corner

If you have thick double eyelids and your outer eye corners are raised, your eyes can look even more slanted.

So many people try lateral canthoplasty, but in the case of simple lateral canthoplasty, #postoperativeadhesion after lateral canthoplasty often occurs.

Postoperative adhesion after lateral canthoplasty

This usually occurs after a simple lateral canthoplasty that only slightly trims the outer eye corner.

If you had lateral canthoplasty but saw no effect and the corners ended up sticking back together, it must be very disappointing.

But you cannot just leave it alone, and if you think about doing it again, you may be afraid it will stick again, so it is hard to go ahead with #revisionlateralcanthoplasty

and you end up feeling stuck.

Revision lateral canthoplasty for a stuck outer eye corner is best done as #revisionlateralcanthoplasty with lowering of the outer eye corner.

In particular, when the outer eye corner looks even more raised because of postoperative adhesion after lateral canthoplasty, revision surgery through lowering of the outer eye corner can show a clear effect.

It has been more than 2 years since the revision lateral canthoplasty, but it has not stuck again and the effect has been maintained well.

From the side, you can see that the outer eye corner, which had been raised compared with the inner corner, has come down neatly in a straight line, and the eyes look softer.

At times like this, adding colored contact lenses that make the eyes look larger is the icing on the cake!

Colored lenses, please! (This patient is Japanese. She visited our hospital again after 2 years for another procedure!)

You can see that there is almost no scar at the outer eye corner and that the corner has lowered well, right?

As the outer eye corner comes down, the overall eye shape looks softer.

The three countries of Korea, China, and Japan all have a similar appearance in that the outer eye corners are raised.

So it is true that lowering the outer eye corner suits them well, haha.

Sometimes people say that if you do revision lateral canthoplasty to lower the outer eye corner, the eyes do not close well.

That is not true. Of course, for about two weeks after surgery, when there is conjunctival swelling, the eyes may appear to close less because of the swelling, but later the eyes will all close well, so do not worry.

I have attached a photo above showing that the eyes close well.

A clinic that does a great job with revision lateral canthoplasty for postoperative adhesion after lateral canthoplasty: Lari Plastic Surgery!

Lari Plastic Surgery, which Japanese patients also visit after hearing recommendations by word of mouth, is close to Exit 5 of Apgujeong Rodeo Station on the Bundang Line.

If you have postoperative adhesion after lateral canthoplasty, be sure to add Lari Plastic Surgery to your consultation list.