Lateral canthoplasty cost: what to check first.
People place great importance on first impressions.
The area that has the greatest impact on a first impression
is said to be the eyes.
Those who feel self-conscious about their eyes
may have tried to compensate with makeup, but because it does not improve the bone structure or function,
they often say they did not notice a major change.
Those who had concerns about their eyes
were able to look into the cost of lateral canthoplasty.
Lateral canthoplasty may be recommended when the outer corners of the eyes turn upward and create a strong impression,
when someone wants larger, more open-looking eyes, or when the horizontal width of the eyes is narrow and makes the eyes look closed-in,
especially for those with small, constricted-looking eyes.
Because even a very small change to the eyes can greatly affect one’s overall image,
it should not be taken lightly.
If you choose a procedure that is not suitable for you,
it may cause not only unnatural-looking results but also functional issues,
so it is important to consider many factors carefully.
Before undergoing lateral canthoplasty, it is advisable to check whether a 1:1 personalized consultation
is properly conducted by a specialist.
For canthoplasty, it is important to accurately assess your eye condition and identify the points for improvement.
Let’s look at what types of eyes can be recommended for canthoplasty.
1. Lower Canthoplasty
Hyundai Aesthetic Surgery’s lower canthoplasty lowers the lower eyelid at the outer lower portion of the black pupil, around the outer one-third of the lower eyelid margin,
aiming for a softer eye shape.
Depending on each person’s eye condition, it can lengthen the horizontal width of the eyes and lower the outer corners,
softening the eye angle with the aim of a gentle and kind-looking gaze.
Cases that may need lower canthoplasty
- When the outer corners of the eyes are lifted, making the impression look fierce
- When the vertical width above and below the pupil is short
- When the horizontal width of the eyes is narrow, making them look closed-in
- When you are not satisfied even after epicanthoplasty or lateral canthoplasty
- When the eyes look too close together after epicanthoplasty
Lower canthoplasty is a procedure that enlarges the eyes by increasing their vertical length, aiming to change a closed-in and constricted-looking
eye shape into large, clear, open-looking eyes while increasing pupil exposure
so improvement toward a softer overall 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.
This canthoplasty opens the closed-in outer corner of the eye through an incision and fixes it to the outer periosteum,
aiming to extend the horizontal length of the eyes.
By suturing inside the eyelid with dissolvable threads, it also aims to ease the burden of returning to daily life.
Cases where adhesion-preventing lateral canthoplasty is needed
- Eyes that appear to be set too close together
- When the outer corners of the eyes are upturned, making the impression look strong
- When a previous lateral canthoplasty has re-adhered
- When the horizontal width of the eyes is narrow, making them look closed-in
- When you want larger, more open-looking eyes
When the outer corners of the eyes are upturned and make the impression look sharp, opening the outer corners aims for a gentler look
and a kind, soft impression. Because the outer corners of the eyes are extended outward,
the horizontal length of the eyes also appears longer, so long, open-looking eyes can be expected.
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.
As an eye surgery that aims to give sharp and fierce-looking eyes a gentler impression, it uses canthoplasty,
and a softer, more refreshed look can be expected.
Candidates for dual canthoplasty
- When the distance between the eyes is narrow and the eyes appear close together
- When the horizontal width of the eyes is narrow, making them look constrained
- When medial canthoplasty is not possible because the eyes are close together
- When medial canthoplasty did not produce the desired effect
- When the outer corners of the eyes are lifted, making the impression look fierce
4. Medial Canthoplasty
Hyundai Aesthetic Surgery’s medial canthoplasty differs from conventional medial canthoplasty by using an inner incision, so scars are
less of a burden. It also uses a minimal incision on the upper eyelid and releases the epicanthal fold, widening not only the horizontal
but also the vertical dimension, aiming for large, open-looking eyes.
Because swelling and the scar burden are relatively low, returning to daily life tends to be less of a burden, and this can help change a constrained, sharp impression
into a refreshed and softer one.
Cases where scar-minimizing medial canthoplasty is needed
- When the horizontal width of the eyes is narrow
- When the space between the eyes appears wide due to epicanthal folds
- When the front of the eyes slopes down sharply, 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 canthoplasty with a reduced scar burden
This surgical method is meant to make up for the scar burden of conventional medial canthoplasty, making an incision on the inner front of the eye
and suturing from the inside; the scar burden tends to be lower, and the horizontal eye line is lengthened.
A refreshed, soft eye shape and overall impression can be expected.
At our clinic, we follow the principle of personalized plastic surgery, designing each procedure with the individual’s eye shape and facial harmony in mind,
and our medical team provides one-on-one customized care from consultation through postoperative follow-up.
Canthoplasty clinics cannot be chosen based only on canthoplasty reviews,
and we wanted to emphasize that you should carefully review the surgeon’s experience and skill, what is explained at the consultation, the design approach, and the clinic’s postoperative care
before deciding on 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.
Hyundai Aesthetic Surgery is currently offering
a special event for exam-takers, so please contact us if you have any questions.
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