"It'll reattach? No!"Wide-open eyes that last a lifetime with just one surgery!
*Individual results may vary. Side effects such as bleeding, infection, and inflammation may occur after cosmetic surgery. Please consult your doctor.
Incisional Ptosis Correction(Revision)+Medial Epicanthoplasty+Upper Epicanthoplasty+Lateral Canthoplasty(1 year)
Lateral canthoplasty is a surgery that opens the outer corner of the eye.Many patients experience reattachment or insufficient results after lateral canthoplasty, requiring revision surgery.SISUN's lateral canthoplasty lasts long without worry of reattachment.If the outer eye corners are upturned, combining lateral canthoplasty with lower eyelid surgerycan achieve even more dramatic results.
Lateral Canthoplasty(1 weeks)
Lateral Canthoplasty(3 months)
Medial Epicanthoplasty+Lateral Canthoplasty(3 months)
Lateral Canthoplasty(2 weeks)
Lateral Canthoplasty Reconstruction(5 months)
Lateral Canthoplasty Reconstruction+Lower Eyelid Surgery(3 months)
Lateral Canthoplasty Reconstruction+Lower Eyelid Surgery(Revision)(7 weeks)
Lateral Canthoplasty Reconstruction+Lower Eyelid Surgery(Revision)(2 months)
Incisional Ptosis Correction+Lateral Canthoplasty + Lower Eyelid Surgery(1 year 9 months)
Lateral Canthoplasty + Lower Eyelid Surgery(1 year 6 months)
Lateral Canthoplasty(Revision)+Lower Eyelid Surgery(Revision)(1 year 5 months)
<Problem Analysis>Outer eye corners are blocked,making horizontal length short and eyes look stuffy
Assess skin thickness andavailable space for the design
Micro-incision on the outerside of the eye corner
Fixed to the periosteum and pulled
Outer eye corners are opened,completing a refreshed eye appearance
The eyes are long and narrow, tapering further toward the outer corners.
Lateral canthoplasty widened the pointed outer corners, while incisional double-eyelid surgery increased the vertical opening of the eyes.
The inner corners have an appropriate degree of lacrimal caruncle exposure, but the outer corners are relatively short.
As the eyes were already large and well-shaped, subtle lateral canthoplasty was performed to widen only the outer corners.
The eyes were not particularly small, but the patient wanted a longer, more open appearance.
Lateral canthoplasty expanded the outer corners to increase the horizontal length of the eyes.
A subtle eyelid crease is hidden beneath the upper lids, making the eyes appear less open.
Ptosis correction revealed the hidden eyelid creases, while widening the outer corners created a more open appearance.
The patient had lateral canthoplasty 12 years earlier. Re-adhesion left the outer corners with a squared-off shape and a less open appearance.
Revision surgery reshaped the outer corners into a pointed contour, with periosteal fixation and traction to help prevent re-adhesion.
The patient wanted both wider and taller eyes while maintaining a very natural result.
Because inner-corner exposure was appropriate, lateral canthoplasty was performed without medial epicanthoplasty. Buried-suture double-eyelid surgery added definition to the creases.
Lateral canthoplasty nine years earlier had not produced the desired improvement and had left the outer corners squared off.
Revision lateral canthoplasty restored a pointed contour and widened the outer corners, improving their appearance.
The eyes were not small overall, but the patient wanted larger-looking eyes and an out-fold crease.
Medial epicanthoplasty improved the hooked inner corners, while lateral canthoplasty widened the outer corners and increased the horizontal eye opening.
The patient had lateral canthoplasty seven months earlier but wanted a more noticeable opening. Preferences vary: some patients seek subtle changes, while others want a more pronounced result.
There was limited room for further widening after the first lateral canthoplasty. Revision surgery increased the opening within those limits, with a visible change from both front and side views.
This male patient had small eye openings in both dimensions, with hollow upper eyelids.
Incisional ptosis correction removed excess skin and lifted the eyelids, improving the hollow appearance without additional fat grafting. Medial and lateral canthoplasty also increased horizontal eye length.
The eyes were already large and round, but the patient wanted wider outer corners and a more open appearance.
Lateral canthoplasty widened the outer corners within the available anatomical limits, creating longer-looking eyes.
The eyes were horizontally long but vertically narrow. The patient wanted to reduce the effort needed to open the eyes and soften their sharp appearance.
Ptosis correction improved eyelid opening. Lateral and lower canthoplasty extended the outer corners and created a downward shift in their appearance, softening the expression.
Performing lateral and lower canthoplasty together yields more dramatic results than each procedure alone.
