Are you looking into the cost of lateral canthoplasty?
The eyes play a major role
in how our first impression is perceived.
Many people who feel self-conscious about their eye shape
naturally end up looking into the cost of lateral canthoplasty.
However, if you proceed after looking only at the cost of lateral canthoplasty,
it may lead to unsatisfactory results.
Lateral canthoplasty aims to improve short, small-looking eyes into a clearer, more open eye shape,
so it can be helpful for those with eyes that appear confined or heavy.
Lower canthoplasty can also help those whose sharp-looking eyes give an unfavorable impression.
When lateral canthoplasty and lower canthoplasty are performed together, they can help not only widen the horizontal length of the eyes but also improve outer corners that look sharp or fierce.
Because each person’s eye shape is different,
you should understand that the improvement method will also vary.
If you want an incision procedure suited to you, the horizontal and vertical eye length and the angle of the outer corners should be systematically
checked before proceeding, and these detailed steps are needed to expect a good result.
Before proceeding with an eye-opening procedure, let’s look at the types of procedures and improvement methods.
1. Lower Canthoplasty
Hyundai Aesthetic Surgery’s lower canthoplasty is a surgery that lowers the lower eyelid at the outer lower portion of the iris, around the outer one-third of the lower eyelid margin,
aiming for a softer-looking eye shape.
Depending on the individual’s eye condition, it can increase the horizontal length of the eyes and lower the outer corners,
making the eye slant gentler, with the aim of a softer, kinder-looking eye shape.
Cases where lower canthoplasty may be needed
- When the outer corners are raised, making the eyes look fierce
- When the vertical width above and below the iris is short
- When the horizontal width of the eyes is narrow, making them look confined
- When you are not satisfied even after epicanthoplasty or lateral canthoplasty
- When the eyes appear too close together after epicanthoplasty
Lower canthoplasty is a surgery that enlarges the eyes by increasing their vertical length, aiming to improve eyes that look confined and closed-off
into larger, more open, and defined eyes, while increasing pupil exposure
so a softer image can be expected.
2. Lateral Canthoplasty
Hyundai Aesthetic Surgery’s adhesion-prevention lateral canthoplasty is an eye-opening procedure performed when the horizontal eye length is short and the outer corners are slightly raised.
It opens the blocked-looking outer corner area through an incision and fixes it to the outer periosteum,
aiming to widen the horizontal length of the eyes.
By suturing inside the eyelid with dissolvable thread, it also aims to ease the burden of returning to daily life.
Cases where adhesion-prevention lateral canthoplasty may be needed
- Eyes that appear too close together toward the center
- When the outer corners are raised, making the impression look strong
- When lateral canthoplasty was performed but the area reattached
- When the horizontal width of the eyes is narrow, making them look confined
- When you want large, open-looking eyes
When the outer corners of the eyes are raised and make the impression look sharp, opening the outer corners aims for a gentler look
and a kind, soft impression. Because it extends the outer corners of the eyes outward,
the horizontal length of the eyes also appears longer, with the aim of a long, clear, and open-looking eye shape.
3. Dual Canthoplasty
Hyundai Aesthetic Surgery’s dual canthoplasty increases both the horizontal and vertical dimensions of the eyes at the same time, aiming for larger, more open-looking eyes,
and is an eye surgery that aims to give a sleek and sharp eye shape a gentler impression. Through canthoplasty, it
aims for softer and more open-looking eyes.
Who Is Dual Canthoplasty For?
- When the eyes look too close together because the space between the brows is narrow
- When the eyes look small or confined because the horizontal width of the eyes is narrow
- When medial epicanthoplasty is not possible because the eyes are close together
- When previous medial epicanthoplasty did not produce the desired effect
- When the outer corners are raised, making the eyes look fierce
4. Medial Epicanthoplasty
Hyundai Aesthetic Surgery’s medial epicanthoplasty differs from conventional medial epicanthoplasty, with an inner incision that makes scarring
less of a burden. It also uses a minimal incision on the upper eyelid and releases the Mongolian fold, widening not only the horizontal
but also the vertical dimension, aiming for larger, more open-looking eyes,
with relatively low swelling and scar burden, so returning to daily life tends to be less of a burden, and a stuffy and sharp impression
can be expected to change into a clear, open, and softer one.
When Medial Epicanthoplasty Designed to Reduce the Scar Burden Is Needed
- When the horizontal width of the eyes is narrow
- When the space between the eyes looks wide due to Mongolian folds
- When the front eye line slopes downward to a pointed shape, making the impression look sharp
- When you want a more open-looking eye shape by combining it with double eyelid surgery
- When you want medial epicanthoplasty with a reduced scar burden
This surgical method is meant to make up for the scar burden of conventional medial epicanthoplasty, making an incision on the inner front of the eye
and suturing from the inside; the scar burden tends to be lower, and by lengthening the horizontal eye line,
a clear, soft eye shape and impression can be expected.
At our clinic, customized surgery is our principle. We design each procedure by considering the individual’s eye shape and overall facial harmony,
and our medical team provides one-on-one personalized care from consultation through postoperative follow-up.
For canthoplasty, a clinic cannot be chosen based only on before-and-after reviews,
and we would like to emphasize that you should carefully consider the surgeon’s experience and skill, what is explained at the consultation, the design approach, and the clinic’s postoperative care
before choosing a clinic in order to achieve the results you want.
If you are considering canthoplasty,
consult with Hyundai Aesthetic Surgery to learn
about the recovery care process.
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