[Lari Plastic Surgery] Before-and-After Photos 3 Months After First Canthoplasty

Double eyelid surgery is okay, but canthoplasty should not be done?!

If you look at the many pieces of information circulating online, there are all kinds of opinions.

People say that if you have epicanthoplasty, your eyes will look too close together, so you should not have the surgery.

Double eyelid surgery is fine, but canthoplasty is absolutely not a surgery you should have.

And so on—there are many points of controversy.

However, plastic surgery has a major impact on appearance

and is chosen because people want aesthetic improvements and want something better.

If you are willing to accept a certain degree of risk and still want change, then it can be done.

If you have always been bothered by the way the outer corners of your eyes turn upward and have been dissatisfied with it,

you can achieve the result you want through canthoplasty that lowers the outer corner of the eye.

When the eyes are open or closed, there is no external abnormality at all, and the effect of the surgery is clear, but

because of the stitches fixed inside to maintain this shape,

you may feel a pulling sensation or discomfort on the inside.

If double eyelid surgery is not done well, the eyes may not open properly,

and if epicanthoplasty is done poorly, the inner corners may open so much that the lacrimal caruncle is fully visible,

and a hook-shaped scar may become quite noticeable.

Likewise, canthoplasty may also leave a scar at the incision site, and

because the size of the eyes clearly becomes larger before and after, as shown in the photos,

temporary symptoms of dry eye may occur.

However, incision scars fade over time,

and although dry eye symptoms can vary from person to person,

they are things that naturally improve over time.

Because every surgery has side effects that must be accepted in order to achieve the desired effect,

if you are considering surgery, visit several clinics beforehand to receive an accurate consultation,

and it is important to choose a surgeon with extensive surgical experience who understands and accommodates your needs well.

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