[Lari Plastic Surgery] An Eye That Clearly Shows the Effect of Lateral Canthoplasty with Downward Eye Corner Adjustment

Everyone wants big, attractive eyes.

That is why people get lateral canthoplasty.

However, just because someone undergoes lateral canthoplasty does not mean the eyes will all become bigger

or open up exactly the way they want.

Unlike the simple lateral canthoplasty performed at other clinics, our procedure is a little different, so it is effective in general, but there are certain eyes that can see especially strong results.

The most important thing in downward eye corner adjustment lateral canthoplasty

is the eye corners that are lifted so high they seem to rise to the sky.

People with eye corners that are significantly raised can generally see greater effects.

Simply lowering the eye corners changes the impression,

and it also makes the eyes look bigger at the same time.

Another factor that affects this is the size of the bone surrounding the eyeball.

The larger the space within the bone surrounding the eyeball,

the wider the range in which the opening can be adjusted.

In fact, unlike a simple lateral canthoplasty that only widens the eyes horizontally,

Lari Plastic Surgery’s downward eye corner adjustment lateral canthoplasty

is not greatly affected by the limitation of bone space.

As a result, the more raised the eye corners are,

the more noticeable the effect becomes.

With eye corners that were clearly raised being brought down significantly,

not only does the impression improve, but the horizontal length of the eyes also looks twice as long,

so it feels like you are clearly seeing the effect of the lateral canthoplasty.

If you want to fully see the effect of lateral canthoplasty on raised eye corners,

Lari Plastic Surgery’s downward eye corner adjustment lateral canthoplasty is the answer.

First surgery only? No, no.

Revision surgery is also totally possible.