[Lari Plastic Surgery] Revision Eyelid Correction Surgery, Uneven Eyes Correction, Revision Lateral Canthoplasty, Lowering the Outer Corners of the Eyes

We all have our own complex.

Even if others do not pay much attention to it or cannot see it,

there are things that keep catching our own eyes.

We undergo plastic surgery to address these concerns.

The patient above was not severely affected, but was concerned about the diagonally raised outer corners of the eyes and the difference in pupil size caused by the difference in how strongly the eyes open on both sides.

They underwent surgery.

With incision double eyelid surgery and eyelid correction performed at the same time,

the muscles that open the eyes were adjusted with different levels of strength on each side, so after surgery the sizes of the black pupils became more even.

This is not simply achieved through double eyelid surgery alone;

the key point is that eyelid correction is performed in a balanced way on both sides.

The diagonally raised outer eye corner shape

can be corrected with Lari Plastic Surgery’s lateral canthoplasty, which lowers the outer corner of the eye.

By lowering the angle at the end of the outer corner below its original position,

the lower eyelid line became straighter, creating a crescent-eye shape.

Since this person’s horizontal eye length was not originally short,

rather than a canthoplasty that focuses on extending the eye length, the surgery was performed to lower the outer corner of the eye

for the purpose of improving the complex they had been concerned about,

and a satisfying result was achieved.