Lower canthoplasty tailored to soften upturned outer corners.
*Individual results may vary. Side effects such as bleeding, infection, and inflammation may occur after cosmetic surgery. Please consult your doctor.
Lower Eyelid Surgery(2 months)
Lower eyelid surgery lowers the lower eyelid at a 45° angle.
With lower eyelid surgery, the eyes become larger and the outer corners are lowered,
transforming fierce-looking eyes into a gentle, soft appearance.
Precise angle adjustment is possible step by step,
customized to the eye's shape and size.
SISUN Plastic Surgery's lower eyelid surgery enables delicate angle-by-angle adjustments,
gently improving the eye appearance with a customized procedure for each individual.
While conventional lower eyelid surgery only pulled downward, often resulting in unnatural outcomes,
SISUN's Permanent Canthoplasty lowers the lower eyelid at a 45-degree angle,
gradually adjusting the depth of traction for a natural and gentle eye appearance.
Lateral Canthoplasty (Revision)+Lower Eyelid Surgery(3 months)
Medial Epicanthoplasty + Upper Epicanthoplasty + Lateral Canthoplasty + Lower Eyelid Surgery (1 year 2 months)
Non-incisional Ptosis Correction (Revision) + Medial Epicanthoplasty + Upper Epicanthoplasty (1 year 1 month)
Lateral Canthoplasty + Lower Eyelid Surgery (2 years 3 months)
Non-incisional Ptosis Correction + Medial Epicanthoplasty + Upper Epicanthoplasty + Lower Eyelid Surgery (6 weeks)
Incisional Double Eyelid Surgery (Revision) + Medial Epicanthoplasty + Upper Epicanthoplasty + Lateral Canthoplasty + Lower Eyelid Surgery (2 months)
Lateral Canthoplasty + Lower Eyelid Surgery (1 year 4 months)
Lower Eyelid Surgery(Revision)(1 year 1 month)
Lateral Canthoplasty + Lower Eyelid Surgery(3 months)
Lateral Canthoplasty + Lower Eyelid Surgery (4 years 6 months)
Lower Eyelid Surgery(1 year 3 months)
Non-incisional Ptosis Correction + Hook-shaped Canthoplasty + Lateral Canthoplasty + Lower Eyelid Surgery (1 year 4 months)
<Problem Analysis> Upturned outer corners and limited visible sclera create a narrow, sharp-looking eye shape
Design based on eye shape
and pupil position
Traction at 45 degrees on the inner
capsulopalpebral fascia, then suturing
Appropriate sclera exposure with
the effect of lowered
outer eye corners
The patient wanted a rounder, larger, and softer-looking eye shape.
Lateral and lower canthoplasty enlarged the outer corner and gently lowered the outer canthus to create the desired soft appearance.
The visible scleral space at the outer corner was limited and the outer corner was elevated.
Lateral and lower canthoplasty maximized the available outer-corner space, enlarging the eye and lowering the outer corner without additional procedures.
The medial and outer corners were constricted, and a hidden crease created a closed appearance.
Lateral and lower canthoplasty maximized outer-corner opening; upper canthoplasty and natural-adhesion double-eyelid surgery created a clear in-out crease.
The eyes were not small, but limited outer-corner scleral show created a closed appearance.
Combined lateral and lower canthoplasty opened the outer corner, creating appropriate scleral show and a brighter eye shape.
A marked angle difference between the inner and outer corners created a harsh appearance, with mild hollowing at the inner corner.
The patient wanted significant enlargement, but hollow eyes limited the amount of extension. Lateral and lower canthoplasty focused on lowering the outer corner rather than excessive enlargement.
An elevated outer corner created a sharp, harsh-looking eye shape.
Lower canthoplasty gently pulled the lower eyelid in a 45-degree direction to lower the elevated outer corner.
The horizontal and vertical dimensions were short, producing a sleepy-looking appearance.
Lateral and lower canthoplasty enlarged the outer-corner scleral space and improved the sleepy-looking eyelid contour.
Upper-lid coverage of the iris shortened the vertical eye dimension and created a closed appearance.
Lateral and lower canthoplasty maximized outer-corner opening, while non-incisional ptosis correction improved eyelid opening for a brighter appearance.
The crease and lacrimal-lake exposure were appropriate, but the patient wanted longer and larger eyes.
Because the existing eye shape was attractive, lateral and lower canthoplasty preserved its natural appearance while modestly enlarging the outer corner.
An elevated outer corner produced a harsh appearance; the patient wanted the corner lowered as much as safely possible.
After limited benefit from lateral canthoplasty three years earlier, combined lateral and lower canthoplasty was performed to maximize the opening effect.
The patient requested substantial lower-canthoplasty extension and accepted a gentle wave-like lower-lid contour, avoiding excessive scleral show.
Combined lateral and lower canthoplasty created the requested lower-lid contour while maximizing the canthoplasty effect.
The vertical eye dimension and horizontal opening were short, with an elevated outer corner.
Combined lateral and lower canthoplasty extended the outer corner and downward 45-degree vector, increasing horizontal length and lowering the outer corner.
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