A Front Epicanthoplasty to Soften Sharp Eyes

There are cases where the epicanthal fold at the inner corner of the eye is not very severe, but the inner corner shape is too pointed, making the eyes look sharp.

#Sharp impression #Fierce eyes #Fierce impression

With this kind of inner eye corner, a modified front epicanthoplasty based on epicanthoplasty revision can round out the inner corner of the eye.

If there is a hook-like epicanthal fold at the inner corner of the eye, the eyes may look fierce.

In such cases, the principle of the inner corner becoming rounder after revision surgery can usually be used to change the pointed hook at the inner corner into a rounded shape.

You might say, “Would changing just the inner corner really change the eyes or the overall impression?”

But this small change around the eyes can surprisingly have a greater effect on the overall impression than expected.

You can also see in the side view that the pointed hook has been well corrected.

The key point here is that, to adjust the rounded shape, muscles or ligaments may also be modified in addition to the skin flap.

Doctors who have performed many surgeries will likely understand what this means well.

If you are curious about what this means, please be sure to make a reservation and visit for a consultation.