[Lari Plastic Surgery] 6-Month-Postop Photos of a Natural Yet Noticeable Lateral Canthoplasty to Lower the Outer Eye Corner

Many people visit several clinics for a long time to consult about lateral canthoplasty.

A thorough consultation to find the right clinic for the eyes you want

is very important, so this time is definitely necessary.

In particular, lateral canthoplasty is a procedure that may have issues in terms of results more than anything else,

such as being so subtle that it does not seem effective, or returning to the previous eye shape,

so it is better to choose a clinic carefully for the first surgery.

This patient had never undergone lateral canthoplasty before.

They visited our clinic after being told during consultations at several other clinics

that they should have both lateral canthoplasty and lower canthoplasty together.

Lateral canthoplasty performed together with lower canthoplasty is usually a simple lateral canthoplasty.

Although it may seem effective in the early postoperative period, after one or two months, or in many cases in less than six months,

it often returns to the original eye shape.

In the end, it becomes attached again.

Or, even after surgery, it can look so natural

that it becomes difficult to tell whether it is the original eye or the eye after surgery.

At our clinic, we perform lateral canthoplasty to lower the outer eye corner,

and unlike simple lateral canthoplasty, we differentiate many factors from various angles,

such as the direction of the incision, the fixation direction, the fixation depth, and the extent of dissection.

Because of this, the surgical effect is clearly maintained even six months after surgery.

An effect that has been maintained for about six months after surgery can be thought of as being nearly fixed after six months,

unlike the changes in the eyes from immediately after surgery up to the six-month mark.

Of course, even if the image size was adjusted and the angles were matched,

there may be people who think it is not right to compare the bare face before surgery with the eyes made up after surgery.

So, we are also uploading comparison images showing the changes, matched down to the pupil size of the eyes before and after surgery,

so that you can view them together.

Can you see the natural changes from the lateral canthoplasty to lower the outer eye corner?!

Because this was the first surgery, it was done so as not to be too excessive,

but still noticeable enough to show that surgery had been performed, allowing a clear comparison of the before-and-after appearance

regardless of makeup.

This is the appearance before surgery and at six months after surgery,

and it is confirmed that the outer corner is opened appropriately enough to show an effect without being excessive.

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