[Rari Plastic Surgery] If You Want a Corner-Down Lateral Canthoplasty That Makes Your Eyes Significantly Bigger, You Need to Look at Long-Term Progress Photos Before and After Surgery.

Temporary, short-term lateral canthoplasty is NO

Usually, people say that after lateral canthoplasty, the eyes quickly stick back together.

Some people even say that after the surgery, their eyes became smaller because they stuck together more than before the surgery.

In reality, it is difficult for the eyes to become smaller than before, but it is often the case that the opened area sticks back together and becomes smaller.

Most patients say:

Please lower the outer corners and open the eyes as much as possible, but make it look natural.

(?)

That does not make sense, haha.

If you open the eyes as much as possible, they cannot look as natural as you imagine, and if the surgery is done naturally, the outer corners will not be lowered very much.

It would be ideal if all conditions could be satisfied, but to gain one thing, you have to give up another.

Here, in order to become the complete postoperative result 4 years and 5 months after surgery, understanding and accepting the early postoperative course, when the outer corners appear to droop significantly, is necessary.

At 2 weeks after surgery, the eye shape, accompanied by redness and swelling, extends beyond a straight line and sits lower than the inner corners, making it look as if the person is crying. But as shown in the final photo, the final result after surgery shows reduced unnaturalness, and compared to before the surgery, the outer corners are clearly opened and the outer corners are lowered.

However, if you cannot endure this period, you will not be able to reach the final result shown above.

If you try to make the surgery natural from the beginning, you cannot expect a dramatic effect, and if you want a definite effect, you must be able to wait through the temporarily unnatural appearance. If you are going to have surgery, you should choose according to your own decision before the operation.

If you do not want a temporary, short-term lateral canthoplasty that sticks back together, but instead want an effective lateral canthoplasty that maintains a clear effect for a long period, we recommend the corner-down lateral canthoplasty performed by the chief director of Rari Plastic Surgery.