Lateral canthoplasty restoration: what to know beforehand
Depending on the length and size of the eyes,
the overall impression can look different.
Many people try to change their impression
through double eyelid surgery for small eyes,
but although a crease is created, the size does not change much,
so they often look into canthoplasty.
Compared with Westerners, many Asians
tend to have shorter horizontal and vertical eye dimensions,
which can make the eyes look somewhat constrained.
To improve this,
some people undergo double eyelid surgery and canthoplasty together.
Even a small 1 mm change in the eyes
can create a major change in the overall image, so it is very
important to approach the procedure carefully.
Although some undergo canthoplasty to change eyes that usually looked restricted
into eyes that appear a little larger and more open,
and more refreshed,
they may face an appearance different from the result they wanted,
leading some to look into lateral canthoplasty restoration,
so this procedure must be considered very carefully.
Lateral canthoplasty restoration is more difficult than the initial canthoplasty,
and before proceeding,
it is important to properly identify the reason restoration is needed
and plan how to improve it.
Because each person has different eye shapes and contours,
the method of canthoplasty also varies,
and at our clinic, after examining each individual's eye shape,
we can provide various solutions
so that improvement can be achieved with a design harmonious with the facial features,
tailored to the individual.
For canthoplasty restoration, properly identifying the cause
and improving it is the priority,
so when proceeding, it is best to understand
what specific issues you have.
At Hyundai Aesthetic Surgery, our canthoplasty restoration surgery
is a procedure that restores various problems occurring after surgery,
such as epicanthoplasty, lower canthoplasty, and lateral canthoplasty.
The most common problem that occurs is
when the eye has been opened excessively,
If the conjunctiva is exposed,
If scarring remains after surgery following medial epicanthoplasty,
or if the impression becomes too sharp or the shape is not to your liking, epicanthoplasty restoration may be considered.
At Hyundai Aesthetic Surgery, we identify the causes of these concerns
and strive to design an ideal epicanthoplasty that suits each individual.
Hyundai Aesthetic Surgery’s RE4 Composite Tissue Restoration
is designed to look natural,
and is an improvement method that can help reconstruct the area.
If there are white scars or nail-mark-like depressions under the eyes
If a protruding scar has formed at the inner corner of the eye
If the red tissue inside the eye appears exposed
If you are concerned about an exposed or overly visible lacrimal lake
If you are concerned about an unnatural inner eye corner
If your impression looks harsh or your eyes appear too close together, you may consider epicanthoplasty restoration.
At Hyundai Aesthetic Surgery,
we consider muscle tissue, left-right symmetry and balance,
size ratio, and the degree of damage to the inner eye ligament,
then redesign an eye shape suitable for you
and proceed with restoration surgery.
Because each person’s eye shape
and size are different, the reasons for restoration
and the methods of improvement also differ.
If you underwent epicanthoplasty for larger, clearer-looking eyes
but ended up facing a result
different from what you wanted and have been looking into lateral canthoplasty restoration,
why not consider a canthoplasty restoration consultation at Hyundai Aesthetic Surgery
and dream of improving your eyes into a new, refined look?
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