[Lari Plastic Surgery] The first surgery progress for outer corner lowering canthoplasty is good.

Isn't it better to do well from the start?

The same goes for plastic surgery.

Natural results are good..

But is it meaningful if there is no visible difference?!

The surgery that does not become less noticeable over time

but instead becomes more distinct over time

is Lari Plastic Surgery's canthoplasty.

Our clinic is well known as a hospital specializing in revision canthoplasty,

and we also do the first surgery well ^^

Many people seek surgery at other clinics first, aiming for a natural look,

but after noticing that there is little difference before and after surgery, they come here for revision surgery.

That is why we are widely known as a clinic that does revision surgery well.

However, if you come to our clinic for your first surgery,

this surgery can be both your first and your last.

Looking at the before-and-after results of canthoplasty at Lari Plastic Surgery,

when viewed from the diagonal angle, you can clearly see that the degree of eye enlargement,

based on the change in the position of the outer corner of the eye,

has changed noticeably.

Because there are limits to the size of the eyeball and the bone surrounding it,

outer corner lowering canthoplasty opens the eye toward the diagonal downward direction at the back

in order to maximize the degree of eye enlargement within these limited conditions.

Even though the eyes look much larger as the outer corners are lowered,

the eyes close naturally without being unable to close properly when shut.

However,

after canthoplasty, the outer corner of the eye is lowered, so the area under the eye may appear straighter than before surgery.

If this bothers you or you are concerned about it,

after at least 3 months have passed since the canthoplasty,

you can additionally undergo lower canthoplasty to make the under-eye line rounder

and create eyes that are both natural-looking and larger.

Because of the structure of the eyeball, some people may look as if they had both outer corner lowering canthoplasty and lower canthoplasty together

even if they only had outer corner lowering canthoplasty.

For those who do not, additional lower canthoplasty is needed

in order to create an under-eye curve.

There are also people who want to have canthoplasty and lower canthoplasty at the same time,

but at our clinic, you cannot undergo canthoplasty and lower canthoplasty simultaneously.

So it is better to receive sufficient consultation, be recommended the surgery that will be more effective for you,

and then proceed with the surgery.