How much do you know about epicanthoplasty near Sinsa Station?
Although each person has different standards of beauty,
people generally tend to prefer clear, well-defined eyes.
For eyes to look vivid and well-defined, the visible area of the iris should be clearly
expressed.
When the horizontal and vertical lengths are harmoniously balanced,
the eyes can be considered ideal.
However, simply making the horizontal width longer and larger
does not necessarily create a well-defined eye shape.
The double-eyelid line, iris exposure, position, angle, and other factors
must blend well together for the overall image to look clear and defined.
Those looking into epicanthoplasty near Sinsa Station are likely to have small, closed-looking eyes.
Eyes that appear blocked at the front or outer corners and look stuffy are often called small, closed-looking eyes.
People with this type of eye shape often try to enhance their eyes with makeup
when going out, but it may not create the open, refreshed look they want, which can become stressful.
Those with severe Mongolian folds or a wide distance between the eyes
may also consider options for a more open-looking eye shape.
People with these concerns may probably think about double-eyelid surgery.
However, even those who already have double eyelids can have the same concerns,
and epicanthoplasty near Sinsa Station may help address several of these issues.
There are several types of canthoplasty.
Let’s take a look at them together.
1. Lower canthoplasty
Hyundai Aesthetic Surgery’s lower canthoplasty is performed at the lower eyelid margin, about one-third of the way from the outer corner,
by lowering the lower eyelid beneath the outer part of the iris,
aiming for a softer-looking eye shape.
Depending on each individual’s eye condition, it can lengthen the horizontal width of the eyes and lower the outer corners,
making the eye slant gentler, with the aim of a softer, kinder impression.
- Cases where lower canthoplasty may be needed
1. When the outer corners of the eyes are raised, creating a sharp impression
2. When the vertical width above and below the iris is short
3. When the horizontal width of the eyes is narrow, making them look stuffy
4. When the result is still unsatisfactory after epicanthoplasty or lateral canthoplasty
5. When the eyes appear too close together after epicanthoplasty
This procedure enlarges the eyes by increasing their vertical length, aiming to change a stuffy, closed-looking eye shape into a wide-open, larger,
and more defined eye shape while increasing pupil exposure, and a softer image can be expected.
2. Lateral canthoplasty
Hyundai Aesthetic Surgery’s adhesion-prevention lateral canthoplasty is performed when the horizontal length of the eyes is short and the outer corners are slightly raised.
As a canthoplasty procedure, it opens the blocked-looking outer eye corners through an incision and fixes them to the outer periosteum,
aiming to extend the horizontal length of the eyes.
- Cases where adhesion-prevention lateral canthoplasty is needed
1. Eyes that appear to be set too close together
2. When the outer corners of the eyes turn upward, making the impression look strong
3. When previous lateral canthoplasty was performed but the area has reattached
4. When the horizontal width of the eyes is narrow, making them look closed off
5. When you want larger, more open-looking eyes
When the outer corners of the eyes turn upward and make the impression look sharp, opening the eye corners aims for a gentler look
and a kind, soft impression. Because the outer corners are extended outward,
the horizontal length of the eyes also appears longer, with the aim of long, open-looking eyes.
3. Epicanthoplasty
Hyundai Aesthetic Surgery’s epicanthoplasty differs from conventional epicanthoplasty by using an inner incision to reduce the scar burden,
with a minimal incision on the upper eyelid and release of the Mongolian fold, widening not only the horizontal width but also the vertical height
with the aim of larger, more open-looking eyes.
- Cases where epicanthoplasty designed to reduce the scar burden is needed
1. When the horizontal width of the eyes is narrow
2. When the space between the eyes appears wide due to Mongolian folds
3. When the inner eye shape slopes down sharply, making the impression look sharp
4. When you want an even more open-looking eye shape by having it together with double-eyelid surgery
5. When you want epicanthoplasty with a reduced scar burden
This surgical method is meant to make up for the scar burden of conventional epicanthoplasty,
making an incision on the inner side at the front of the eye and suturing from the inside, so the scar burden tends to be lower,
and by lengthening the horizontal eye width, a more open, soft eye shape and impression can be expected.
Contrary to what many people think, if canthoplasty is performed without sufficient preliminary research,
you may face unsatisfactory situations, such as not liking the design or the result loosening over time.
These unfavorable outcomes can occur.
Therefore, when deciding on surgery for the first time, it is important to check how much surgical experience the medical team has,
whether they avoid applying a uniform design to every patient,
whether they provide a 1:1 customized design that considers each person’s facial characteristics,
and whether their recovery care system and medical treatment system are systematically established.
It is best to carefully review these points before proceeding with surgery.
If you are considering epicanthoplasty near Sinsa Station, come to Hyundai Aesthetic Surgery for a consultation
aimed at natural, beautiful eyes.
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