THE FACE PLASTIC SURGERY
Creating Natural-Looking
Yet Well-Defined Eyes
Canthoplasty
THE FACE PLASTIC SURGERY
Achieving Sculpted Eye Contours
by Widening the Eyes
in the Outer Corners
Canthoplasty for a More
Harmonious Eye Shape
Leaving the Lashes As Is, While Enhancing Eye Definition
Dual Canthoplasty
Dual canthoplasty is a combination
of lower and lateral canthoplasty
for reconstruction of the outer
corners of the eye.
It preserves the lash line for a
natural look while making the eyes
appear more open and wider.
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Dual (lower + lateral) canthoplasty
creates more open and defined eyes
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Reduced risk of re-adhesion compared to
traditional straight incisions
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Causes minimal tissue trauma enabling
relatively faster recovery
Dual Canthoplasty
Procedure
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STEP 01
A personalized canthoplasty
design is created based on
the patient’s eye shape and
degree of ocular exposure.
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STEP 02
The lower conjunctiva and
lateral canthus area are
accessed according to
the design.
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STEP 03
Soft tissue at the lateral canthus
is repositioned down and outward
to adjust the direction and length
of the outer corner.
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STEP 04
The incision is sutured
with high precision,
resulting in a wider and
more defined eye shape.
THE FACE PLASTIC SURGERY
Recommended For
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Those seeking larger, more defined eyes
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Those with narrow eye width
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Those wanting to lower upturned outer corners for a softer look
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Those seeking canthoplasty without any risk of re-adhesion
THE FACE PLASTIC SURGERY
Achieving Sculpted Eye Contours
by Widening the Eyes
in the Outer Corners
Canthoplasty for a More
Harmonious Eye Shape
Canthoplasty for Improving the Overall Facial Harmony
Medial Epicanthoplasty
When the eyes are far apart
or appear small due to
prominent epicanthal folds,
medial epicanthoplasty can be
performed to open the inner
corners of the eyes and
widen the eyes horizontally.
Prominent epicanthal folds
can make the eyes appear
farther apart and less defined.
By correcting these folds with medial epicanthoplasty,
followed by double eyelid surgery,
you can achieve a more natural, well-proportioned,
and balanced eye shape.
Medial Epicanthoplasty
Procedure
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STEP 01
The distance between the eyes
and the shape of the epicanthal folds
are analyzed to create
a personalized design.
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STEP 02
A minimal incision
is made at the inner corner
according to the design.
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STEP 03
Excess skin and soft tissue
covering the inner eye
are removed, thereby naturally
expanding the horizontal length.
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STEP 04
The widened eye shape
is securely fixed
for a more defined eye shape.
THE FACE PLASTIC SURGERY
Recommended For
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Those whose eyes look small due to narrow eye width
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Those whose eyes appear far apart
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Those whose inner eye corners are covered by prominent epicanthal folds
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Those who desire well-defined eyes with balanced proportions
THE FACE PLASTIC SURGERY
Achieving Sculpted Eye Contours
by Widening the Eyes
in the Outer Corners
Canthoplasty for a More
Harmonious Eye Shape
A Procedure for Elongating the Eyes
Lateral Canthoplasty
Lateral canthoplasty corrects the
outer corner of the eye (lateral canthus)
to extend the width of the eye.
After a precise incision, the outer
corner is securely fixed in place,
making the eyes appear wider
and more open.
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Change the direction and shape of the outer corners
that are significantly upturned or drooping
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Extends the horizontal eye length
when medial epicanthoplasty isn't suitable
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Causes minimal tissue trauma enabling relatively faster recovery
Lateral Canthoplasty
Procedure
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STEP 01
The eye shape and lateral canthus
are structurally analyzed to create
a personalized lateral canthoplasty plan.
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STEP 02
The inner conjunctiva and
skin of the outer corner are
accessed according to
the design.
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STEP 03
The direction and length
of the outer corner are adjusted
and securely fixed
to the periosteum.
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STEP 04
The incision is sutured
with high precision to minimize
the visibility of the scarring.
THE FACE PLASTIC SURGERY
Recommended For
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Those without epicanthal folds who cannot undergo medial epicanthoplasty but want wider eyes
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Those whose eyes appear small due to narrow eye width
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Those wanting to lower the upturned outer corners to gain a softer, more innocent look
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Those for whom medial epicanthoplasty is not an option due to a narrow glabella
THE FACE PLASTIC SURGERY
Achieving Sculpted Eye Contours
by Widening the Eyes
in the Outer Corners
Canthoplasty for a More
Harmonious Eye Shape
Extended Eye Height for Well-Defined Eyes
Lower Canthoplasty
When vertical eye height is short
with minimal scleral show, the eyes
may appear confined, and upturned
eyes can make you appear
cold and aloof.
Lower canthoplasty helps adjust
the angle of the outer corners
to increase vertical eye height,
creating softer, more defined eyes.
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Softens upturned outer corners for a
softer and amiable appearance
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Extends vertical eye height for more defined eyes
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Causes minimal tissue trauma enabling
relatively faster recovery
Lower Canthoplasty
Procedure
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STEP 01
The eye shape and
under-eye structure are
analyzed to create
a personalized canthoplasty plan.
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STEP 02
Only the necessary area is accessed,
centered on the lower conjunctiva
of the outer corner,
according to the design.
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STEP 03
The outer corner is
extended downward and
securely fixed to the
retractor membrane to
increase vertical eye height.
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STEP 04
The eyes elongated vertically
appear much larger,
more defined.
THE FACE PLASTIC SURGERY
Recommended For
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Those wanting to soften their fierce look caused by upturned eyes
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Those who cannot achieve the desired look with medial or lateral (epi)canthoplasty alone
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Those with limited vertical eye opening
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Those who want larger, more defined eyes that look natural
THE FACE PLASTIC SURGERY
Paying Attention to Every Detail
to Deliver Optimal Results
What Makes
THE FACE Blepharoplasty Special
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KEY POINT 01
Individually customized eye shape design
based on precise analysis of the eye shape
and structure and facial proportions
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KEY POINT 02
Highly experienced specialists
employing advanced techniques
to minimize swelling and scarring
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KEY POINT 03
Systematic recovery and
aftercare programs
for faster recovery and
long-lasting results
THE FACE PLASTIC SURGERY
THE FACE Blepharoplasty:
Before & After Photos
* These photos were taken under identical conditions with patient consent.
* Results may vary by individual, and inflammation, bleeding, and/or infection may occur.
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