Conditions for Successful Dual Canthoplasty Without Wasting Money
Hello, this is Hyundai Aesthetic Surgery. Dual canthoplasty is a combined eye surgery method that expands both the horizontal and vertical dimensions of the eyes by performing lateral canthoplasty and lower canthoplasty at the same time. It can be especially effective for cases where the outer corners of the eyes tilt upward and create a sharp impression, or when the eyes look small and constrained. However, it is also true that many people hesitate because they worry the area may “reattach.” In practice, dual canthoplasty is a highly demanding procedure that must be designed with careful consideration of the eye’s anatomical structure, rather than being a simple incision. The most important point is to accurately maintain and secure the angle of the lateral canthus. If this process is not performed properly, reattachment can occur as a side effect, so it is very important from the beginning to entrust the procedure to medical professionals with proven safety and expertise.
The outer area of the eye is a complex region where bone, muscles, and tissue are closely connected, so if the suturing after incision does not look natural, scarring may remain or the direction of the outer corner of the eye may appear awkward. In particular, because the lateral canthus is the structure that connects the upper and lower eyelids, setting this angle incorrectly can lead to asymmetrical eye shape or reattachment. Rather than viewing the cost of dual canthoplasty simply as the procedure fee, it is advisable to understand and approach it comprehensively, including the design planning, anatomical analysis, fixation technique, and recovery care included in the process. At our clinic, after accurately analyzing the angle and structure of the lateral canthus, we perform customized procedures for each individual while considering the eye shape and the ratio of scleral exposure, and this has been proven through numerous real patient cases.
Postoperative care is also important. Sutures are generally removed around 7 days after surgery, and in the early stage, swelling should be reduced with cold compresses, followed by warm compresses to promote recovery. Above all, rubbing the eyes or closing them tightly must be avoided. Because the tissue around the eyes is delicate and still recovering, careful daily habits are needed for 1 to 2 months. In particular, to maintain the direction in which the orbicularis oculi muscle has been adjusted, excessive stimulation should be avoided during this period.
The overall proportion of the eyes is also an important factor. The angle between the line connecting both outer eye corners and the horizontal line is generally considered most natural at 5 to 10 degrees, and if the angle is larger than this, the impression may look intense. Adjusting this angle through dual canthoplasty can soften the eye shape and create a more open, refreshed impression. In particular, when the distance between the eyes is narrow, medial epicanthoplasty may be difficult, and in such cases dual canthoplasty can be an excellent alternative. At our clinic, we proceed with surgery only after precise preoperative diagnosis, simulation, and thorough consultation with the patient, and each of these detailed steps is reflected in the cost of dual canthoplasty. In other words, the key issue is not so much “how much it costs,” but “how the procedure is performed.”
Based on actual patient cases, dual canthoplasty has been able to achieve a high level of satisfaction through various fixation techniques and adjustments to incision placement designed to prevent reattachment. In particular, compared with lateral canthoplasty performed alone, simultaneous improvement through dual canthoplasty tends to create changes in eye size and overall impression that appear more natural and balanced. Although the cost of dual canthoplasty may feel somewhat burdensome at first, if it can reduce the possibility of revision surgery and maintain results for a long time with a single procedure, it can actually be considered a more reasonable choice.
Lastly, because dual canthoplasty is a procedure that requires complex techniques, the focus should be on improving the overall impression and creating harmonious proportions. To undergo surgery at a reasonable dual canthoplasty cost, it is advisable during consultation to carefully review what elements are necessary for you, what fixation method will be used, and how postoperative care will be carried out. At our clinic, we provide safe, highly satisfying results through many years of expertise and delicate technique, supported by numerous real patient cases, and we offer realistic and accurate information to those considering dual canthoplasty. Since the overall impression can change with the shape of the eyes alone, if you want value beyond the cost of dual canthoplasty, we recommend finding a clear answer through consultation at our clinic.