[Lari Plastic Surgery Clinic] Lari Plastic Surgery Clinic, a Hospital Known for Noticeable Revision Lateral Canthoplasty Results

I believe that if you spend money on plastic surgery, it is better for the results to be noticeable.

“Noticeable” does not only mean that the result is excessive or that the scars are severe. It also clearly reflects the fact that “the effects are visible.”

A place that performs plastic surgery with positive, effective results rather than unwanted noticeable changes—this is Lari Plastic Surgery Clinic.

This patient had previously undergone lateral canthoplasty.

Although the skin at the outer corners of the eyes had been separated as a result of the previous surgery, the desired effect was not significant enough. After considering revision surgery, the patient underwent revision lateral canthoplasty at our clinic.

The patient had a slightly protruding eye shape and was well suited to see the effects of lowering the outer corners together with lateral canthoplasty.

The patient wanted large, open-looking eyes, with the outer corners lowered significantly and the eyes opened further toward the sides. Therefore, we performed the procedure in a noticeably extensive manner so that the effects of the lateral canthoplasty would be clearly visible.

Even when patients want a very extensive opening, we perform the maximum amount possible without compromising each person’s natural eye shape. Depending on the viewer, the result may therefore seem less than fully satisfactory.

However, extensively opening the outer corners of protruding eyes can result in a three-white appearance, so this was also taken into consideration during the surgery.

Nevertheless, it is immediately apparent that the effect of the opening is much more pronounced than it was after the patient’s first surgery.

Because the outer corners were opened extensively, the patient was very concerned when conjunctival swelling, redness, and redness around the wound lasted slightly longer than in other patients during the recovery period.

However, symptoms such as these naturally improve over time. By three months after surgery, the eyes had settled cleanly without swelling, redness, or other signs of complications.

With our outer-corner-lowering lateral canthoplasty, the eyes may feel pulled, and pain or discomfort caused by the fixation sutures at the outer corners can make it take some time to adjust after surgery.

During this adjustment period, actions that strain or place force on the outer corners—such as squinting or making exaggerated facial expressions—may cause the surgical scars to become more pronounced or the outer corners to rise again. You must therefore take care to avoid such actions.