[Lari Plastic Surgery] Maximum Effect with Minimal Outer Canthoplasty Revision Surgery (+ Correction of Uneven Double Eyelids)

A large, wide-open look can be nice,

but if it gives an unpleasant impression, that is not ideal.

When excessive canthoplasty or an incorrect canthoplasty procedure causes

the shape of the eyes to become deformed and the eyes to turn outward, exposing the conjunctiva,

it usually gives an unpleasant impression.

Examples of an incorrect canthoplasty include excessive inner canthoplasty or excessive outer canthoplasty,

leading to scars, exposure of the conjunctival lacrimal caruncle, and shape deformity.

This patient underwent outer canthoplasty revision surgery because of an incorrect outer canthoplasty,

which caused damage to the gray line, commonly called the mucosa,

shape deformity at the outer corner of the eye, and exposure of the red conjunctiva.

The key points of outer canthoplasty revision surgery are

how well the previous appearance can be restored, and whether the areas that need improvement can be improved.

However, since we cannot give up the aesthetic aspect,

we must consider both the degree of change in eye size and the degree of restoration.

If the revision surgery does not restore things properly, or if the restoration is too extensive and the eyes become much smaller,

balancing all of these factors is important.

Comparing the before and after photos,

the mucosa that had looked red and severed now connects smoothly without redness, and the conjunctiva that had been exposed because the skin had turned outward slightly like ectropion returned to its proper position, restoring the original outer corner shape.

At the same time, the surgery was performed with the minimum amount of restoration needed so that the eyes would not become too small.

Along with the revision surgery, the uneven double eyelids were also corrected,

making the eye appearance more stable and aesthetically pleasing.

The crease was raised slightly, but the line was kept within a range that would not create a sausage-like double eyelid,

aiming for a look that was not burdensome while making both sides similar.

Two years after the surgery,

when the eyes are closed, the incision scar of the double eyelid is also faint and barely noticeable,

and the shape has been well maintained without any change or deformity.