[Lari Plastic Surgery] Effective and Natural Canthoplasty for Lowering the Outer Eye Corner Without Lower Canthoplasty Surgery: Before-and-After Photos Up to 2 Years

When canthoplasty is performed on its own, the effect is not very noticeable,

so people say it should always be done together with lower canthoplasty surgery.

However, at Lari Plastic Surgery, our canthoplasty produces clear results

even without accompanying lower canthoplasty surgery.

Because the procedure lowers the raised outer eye corner itself while opening the outer side,

the eye corner lowers well even without lower canthoplasty, and the outer area also opens up, securing enough horizontal length.^^

Suzan’s eyes were not small, but as the raised outer corner opened up clearly,

the overall image of the face changed to look softer and more refined.

The effect of canthoplasty is visible from the front, but it is even more noticeable from the side.

Before surgery, the amount of visible white around the outer side of the iris

was short and small, but in the post-op photos,

you can see that it became larger and longer, increasing the amount of visible sclera.

We have gathered the pre-op photo together with the 6-month, 1-year, and 2-year post-op photos for comparison.

Right after surgery, some people start by asking whether the outer eye corner has lowered too much,

but as time passes, it settles and rises slightly to reach the result seen around the 6-month mark.

This 6-month progress can be maintained well without sticking back together or reverting,

even after 1 year or 2 years, depending on how the patient manages it.

If you want canthoplasty that lasts for a long time in a semi-permanent way and delivers clear results,

you should come to Lari Plastic Surgery right away.

It's already late when you think it's early, and when you think it's late, it's truly too late!!

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