[Lari Plastic Surgery] Thick out-line double eyelids are best treated with double-eyelid revision surgery to lower the line, along with epicanthoplasty restoration!!

To turn the front line of an unattractively exaggerated out-line double eyelid into an in-line, epicanthoplasty restoration surgery is absolutely necessary.

When the inner corner of the eye is opened with no Mongolian fold at all, restoring the epicanthoplasty to recreate the Mongolian fold causes the double-eyelid line to fall inside the fold and become an in-line.

In a sense, this recreates a vertical Mongolian fold at the inner corner of the eye, which may make the eyes look a little tighter.

But for patients who were stressed by an impression that looked overly open and crowded at the front, it is a satisfying result that restores the Mongolian fold and creates an in-line.

Also, for a very thick double-eyelid line to become a natural in-line, it is better to slightly reduce the double-eyelid line through double-eyelid revision surgery.

If only epicanthoplasty restoration is performed without reducing the double eyelid, the thick line will remain while the restored Mongolian fold blocks the front, making the double eyelid look puffy like a sausage and even thicker.

Because epicanthoplasty restoration surgery recreates the Mongolian fold, it can make the eyes look short and tight, and thus smaller.

However, double-eyelid revision surgery + ptosis correction, which lowers the double-eyelid line while allowing the eyes to open more clearly, becomes a perfect match with epicanthoplasty restoration surgery for the eyes shown above.