[Lari Plastic Surgery] Before and After Surgery for Lateral Canthoplasty to Lower the Outer Corners of the Eyes, Along with Natural Incisional Ptosis Correction

Can uneven eyes be balanced with ptosis correction surgery? Or not?

Ptosis correction surgery may not be able to adjust the length or position of the eyes,

but it can adjust the degree of pupil exposure, the size of the double eyelids, and the shape of the eyes.

Through ptosis correction, the difference in the size of the two eyes has been well balanced,

and the double-eyelid line of the left eye, which had no double eyelid, and the right eye, which had an awkward crease above the eye,

has been neatly organized into a single, pretty line.

If ptosis correction is done too aggressively, the eyes may open too wide,

which can feel burdensome rather than giving a clear impression.

But when ptosis correction is done naturally, the eyes open evenly and well,

even when opened wide, without feeling excessive.

With incisional ptosis correction, the sagging and excess skin were removed,

and the eyelid area, which had fine wrinkles when looking downward,

was corrected as smoothly as possible.

The incision line visible when the eyes are closed

is at the stage where it appears reddest and most noticeable at one month,

so it gradually improves over time.

The lateral canthoplasty performed together with incisional ptosis correction

lengthened the short horizontal width of the eyes while also lowering the raised outer corners,

helping to create a softer impression.

As the eyes also became larger,

the image changed to eyes that feel open and refreshing rather than cramped,

creating a good impression.