[Lari Plastic Surgery] Before-and-After Photos of Corrective Surgery for Uneven Eye Size

A sense of stability

comes from a well-organized, symmetrical structure.

In fact, a perfectly symmetrical, decalcomania-like balance

can sometimes create a feeling of discomfort instead,

but when there is irregularity and a large difference,

we feel more uneasy.

The same is true for the face.

There are almost no people whose faces are perfectly symmetrical,

but at the same time, there are not many people with extremely large differences.

Still, if we pick the area with the greatest difference,

esspecially unevenness is commonly seen in the eyes.

This is because the nose and mouth each exist once on the face,

but there are two eyes based on the facial center line.

That is why adjusting differences in eye size

can also be a reason for undergoing eye surgery.

Differences in eye size can be broadly divided into three types.

1. Difference in the size of the double eyelids

2. Difference in the strength of eye opening

3. Difference caused by a difference in the horizontal length of the eyes

Unless you have undergone an inappropriate canthoplasty,

the majority are usually types 1 and 2.

(There are other reasons as well.)

To correct a difference in eye-opening strength,

we manipulate the muscles involved in opening the eyes

to make the force on both sides similar

and adjust the degree to which the eyes open.

While performing this surgery, if the thick double eyelids that were awkwardly present on both sides

are also loosened and the double-eyelid line is refined,

the eyes can look more masculine and clean.

Although it is one month after surgery, there is no noticeable major swelling or scarring,

and the before-and-after change is clearly visible,

resulting in a very satisfying outcome for the patient.