[Lari Plastic Surgery] Before-and-After Photos Showing Clear Results from Incisional Eye Correction and Epicanthoplasty

A stuffy-looking eye usually makes us think of eyes that do not open widely enough, or eyes that look sleepy.

In many cases, those eyes have a lot of skin on the eyelids,

so even when the eyes are open, much of the eyes is still covered.

In cases like this, even without canthoplasty or lower canthoplasty, you can see a surprisingly large effect just by removing excess upper eyelid skin with incisional double eyelid surgery and strengthening the eye-opening force through eye correction.

If epicanthoplasty is performed at the same time, the epicanthal fold covering the inner corner of the eye is also removed,

so the eye’s overall shape becomes naturally larger, giving a brighter and clearer impression.

Before surgery, the pupil was barely visible, but after surgery it became much more visible, creating a sharper look,

and the eyes became naturally larger, making them well suited even for makeup.

The incision scar, which was a major concern in the early stage after surgery, improved a lot after about six months.

When not wearing makeup, the mark is still slightly visible like this, but with makeup it has become almost unnoticeable.

Scars continue to improve over time, and the surgical area gradually becomes even more natural.