[Lari Plastic Surgery] Before-and-After Photos of Revision Canthoplasty for Downward Outer Eye Corners

We undergo a variety of surgeries to make our eyes look bigger.

Among those many procedures is canthoplasty,

which is intended to widen the horizontal length of the eyes by opening the outer corners.

That is why most East Asians, whose eyes are generally shorter in horizontal length, prefer canthoplasty.

However, East Asians tend to have both shorter horizontal eye length and

outer eye corners that are positioned higher,

so many people also want the outer corners lowered.

In the case of the patient above, a previous outer-corner surgery lengthened the eyes horizontally,

but because the eyes became larger while the outer corners remained raised, the overall impression became even sharper.

After lowering the outer corners with Lari Plastic Surgery’s canthoplasty for lowering the outer eye corners,

they look much less burdensome and much softer than before.

At 10 months after surgery,

unlike simple canthoplasty performed at other clinics, the opened area has not reattached and

the lowered outer corners are still being maintained well.