[Lari Plastic Surgery] Short-term before-and-after photos of a lower outer corner surgery with reliable results

Eyes with upward-tilted outer corners can feel relatively short and cramped, even if the horizontal length of the eyes is long.

That is why just lowering the outer corners a little can make the eyes look much clearer and larger than before.

This is one such case.

Before surgery, the raised outer corners made the eyes look cramped, but after the epicanthoplasty, they clearly became larger and more open-looking.

The eyes were certainly not small before either, but they had a cat-like shape with upward-tilted outer corners.

After surgery, they give a kind impression with large, round eyes.

Because lower outer corner surgery lowers the outer corners of the eyes, the area under the eyes also naturally moves downward.

As a result, there may be a slight amount of scleral show under the eyes.

Severe scleral show can make someone look sly, sharp, or even arrogant,

but a slight amount of scleral show can instead create an attractive sense of mystery.

Three months after surgery, the scars have healed to some extent, and the swelling and redness have also gone away.

However, because everyone recovers differently after surgery, the recovery period and the degree of symptoms experienced during recovery will vary from person to person.

Therefore, if you are considering surgery, it is best to have an in-depth consultation with the doctor.