[Lari Plastic Surgery] Effectively Succeeding in Your First Canthoplasty

Are you still worried because the outer corner of the eye looks red, only the conjunctiva is visible, and it does not seem like the eye has been opened wider because of a canthoplasty?

To effectively achieve a successful canthoplasty on the first try, you need to visit Lari Plastic Surgery.

Many people come to our clinic after being dissatisfied with or experiencing failure from canthoplasty at another hospital, looking for clear effects and improvement.

That is why Lari Plastic Surgery is widely known for revision canthoplasty, but it is always best to get it right from the start.

Those with clear goals and sound judgment visit Lari Plastic Surgery for their first surgery and create the eye shape they want.

Our downward canthoplasty, which is differentiated from the simple canthoplasty performed at other hospitals, widens and lowers the outer corner of the eye toward the lower outer side, changing the positional structure.

We accurately connect and suture the tissue structures and outer skin to the appropriate structures so that they match their original state,

minimizing conjunctival exposure and other side effects while allowing the greatest possible effect in enlarging the eyes through the procedure.

From a diagonal view, compared with before surgery, the position of the outer corner has clearly moved downward after surgery,

but the range of exposed white of the eye, which differs from before surgery, clearly shows the increased area of the eyes. In addition, conjunctival swelling and redness, which were severe in the early stage after surgery, disappear cleanly,

and the eyes change into a much larger and more refreshing shape while remaining natural, as they were before surgery,

allowing you to fully feel the effects of the canthoplasty.

Immediately after surgery, most patients experience difficulty closing or opening their eyes well due to the anesthetic medication and swelling.

They also say that swelling reaches the double-eyelid line, making them think the crease may loosen or something may go wrong,

but this is a temporary swelling phenomenon,

and as the surgical area settles, it naturally returns to normal.