[Lari Plastic Surgery] Changes After a Male Eye-Corner Lowering Lateral Canthoplasty

Unlike double eyelid removal surgery, our lateral canthoplasty

is more popular with women than with men.

This is because our lateral canthoplasty is not simply a surgery that opens up only the outer corner of the eye,

but also lowers the outer corner while opening the eye at the side, making the eyes look larger

and giving the impression of gentler-looking eyes at the same time.

Most men do not have a desire for a softer impression,

so they are not very fond of the outer corner of the eye being lowered.

However, as you can see in the photo above,

for men as well,

it is better for the eyes to be large and clear rather than too small,

and gentle and soft rather than too fierce or angry-looking.

Rather than an excessive lateral canthoplasty like the one often preferred by women,

an appropriately natural degree of canthoplasty can still change the overall impression.

The recovery process after eye-corner lowering lateral canthoplasty is more hardcore than you might expect.

You may have experienced bloodshot eyes from time to time in your life,

but seeing an incision area with irregular conjunctival swelling and long, numerous stitches lined up is harder to tolerate than you might think.

On day 14, the eyes show redness along with swelling at the outer corner, which makes you wonder whether this wound will really heal,

but by one month, you can see that the eyes have improved a lot.

Even at one month, the outer corner may still look sharply pointed, almost as if it were torn,

making you think the skin may not have fully healed and might stay this way,

but in the photo taken 10 months after surgery,

the outer corner that once looked torn has healed completely and now looks natural.

The effect of the canthoplasty is clearly visible from the front as well,

but the way the previously tight outer corner looks refreshed and opened up from an oblique angle is even more obvious.

After surgery, the outer corner may seem to have lowered a bit too much,

but as time passes and it heals according to the shape of the eyes and the movement of the eyes,

you can see in the photos that it settles into a result that is

effective yet natural,

natural yet still effective.

Here, some people may worry about the shape of the outer corner.

As you can see, during surgery the outer corner is carefully shaped into a pointed form,

but because we blink and move our eyes more than 10,000 times a day,

that shape cannot remain exactly the same..

As the skin heals and tissue fills in from the inside,

the shape of the outer corner naturally becomes a little rounder.

Everyone's results are different, so you need to keep following the progress carefully,

and rather than trying to get everything, if you focus on what you want most,

anyone can achieve a satisfying result.