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SISUN PREMIUM EYE SURGERY Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction

For cases where the inner eye corner has been excessively opened or has a hook shape, a surgical technique to improve scars from medial epicanthoplasty!

  • Surgery Duration 30 min
  • Anesthesia IV Sedation / Local
  • Stitch Removal 7~10 days
  • Hospitalization Same-day Discharge
  • Recovery Period 7~10 days later
*Individual results may vary. Side effects such as bleeding, infection, and inflammation may occur after cosmetic surgery. Please consult your doctor.

Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction?



Due to improper medial epicanthoplasty,
the lacrimal lake is excessively exposed , or
the inner eye corner has a sharp hook shape
or scarring has occurred.
By repositioning the skin, muscle, and ligaments,
the inner eye corner is restored to its optimal shape.

Type-01 Hook Shape
  • BeforeAfter

    Non-incisional Ptosis Correction (Revision) + Axis Rotation (Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction + Upper Epicanthoplasty (45-degree Canthoplasty)) + Lateral Canthoplasty + Lower Eyelid Surgery (4 months)

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    Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction + Lateral Canthoplasty (Revision) + Lower Eyelid Surgery (Revision) (6 months)

  • BeforeAfter

    Non-incisional Ptosis Correction (Revision) + Axis Rotation (Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction + Upper Epicanthoplasty (45-degree Canthoplasty)) + Lateral Canthoplasty + Lower Eyelid Surgery (3 months)

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    Partial Incisional Double Eyelid (Revision) + Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction (4 months)

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    Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction + Lateral Canthoplasty Reconstruction (3 months)

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    Partial Incisional Double Eyelid (Revision) + Axis Rotation (Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction + Upper Epicanthoplasty (45-degree Canthoplasty)) (Revision) (9 months)

Type-02 Excessive Lacrimal Lake Exposure
  • BeforeAfter

    Incisional Ptosis Correction (Revision) + Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction (6 months)

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    Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction (7 months)

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    Non-incisional Ptosis Correction (Revision) + Axis Rotation (Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction + Upper Epicanthoplasty (45-degree Canthoplasty)) (Revision) + Lateral Canthoplasty (Revision) + Lower Eyelid Surgery (Revision) (3 months)

  • BeforeAfter

    Axis Rotation (Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction + Upper Epicanthoplasty (45-degree Canthoplasty)) (Revision) + Lateral Canthoplasty (Revision) + Lower Eyelid Surgery (10 months)

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    Axis Rotation (Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction + Upper Epicanthoplasty (45-degree Canthoplasty)) (Revision) (1 year)

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    Incisional Double Eyelid (Revision) + Axis Rotation (Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction + Upper Epicanthoplasty (45-degree Canthoplasty)) (Revision) (4 months)

Type-03 Scar (Depressed, White, Out-fold)
  • BeforeAfter

    Non-incisional Double Eyelid (Revision) + Axis Rotation (Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction + Upper Epicanthoplasty (45-degree Canthoplasty)) (Revision) + Lateral Canthoplasty (Revision) + Lower Eyelid Surgery (8 months)

  • BeforeAfter

    Natural Adhesion Double Eyelid + Axis Rotation (Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction + Upper Epicanthoplasty (45-degree Canthoplasty)) + Lateral Canthoplasty Reconstruction + Lower Eyelid Surgery (1 year 6 months)

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    Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction (2 months)

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    Incisional Ptosis Correction (Revision) + Axis Rotation (Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction + Upper Epicanthoplasty (45-degree Canthoplasty)) (Revision) (4 months)

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    Incisional Ptosis Correction (Revision) + Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction (1 year)

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    Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction (1 year)

Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction Candidates


  • Excessively
    exposed lacrimal lake

  • Inner eye corner
    with sharp
    hook shape

  • Inner eye corner with
    depressed scar,
    white scar,
    or out-fold scar
    formation

  • Inner eye corner in
    square or C-shape that has
    separated

  • Maintaining eye size while
    improving medial epicanthoplasty
    side effects

  • Medial epicanthoplasty
    side effects: dry eye, eye irritation,
    decreased vision, or other
    functional issues
    that have occurred

  • After medial epicanthoplasty,
    aegyo-sal discontinuity
    or unnatural
    eye appearance

  • Failed epicanthoplasty reconstruction
    requiring re-reconstruction

  • Congenital
    inner eye corner shape or
    excessive lacrimal lake exposure
    causing a fierce
    appearance

Find the Perfect Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction Method for You!


  • Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction (6 months)

    BeforeAfter

  • Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction(Reverse Rotation Dermal Flap Technique) “ Prevents separation and shape distortion without medial epicanthoplasty side effects ”
    • This procedure improves excessively exposed lacrimal lake, hook-shaped inner eye corners,
      and medial epicanthoplasty scars (depressed, white, and out-fold scars).
      Tailored to each patient's eye condition and needs,
      the degree of lacrimal lake exposure and inner eye corner shape are adjusted.
    • SISUN Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction does not just reconstruct the surface skin, but
      performs a triple-layer reconstruction of skin, muscle, and ligament
      to prevent post-surgical separation and shape distortion.
  • Axis Rotation (Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction + Upper Epicanthoplasty (45-degree Canthoplasty)) (1 year 4 months)

    BeforeAfter

  • Zero-mm Reconstruction “ Does reconstruction make eyes smaller? NO! “
    • When considering reconstruction not due to lacrimal lake exposure issues,
      but due to inner eye corner hook shape, scarring, aegyo-sal discontinuity, etc.,
      zero-mm reconstruction can be the solution.
    • SISUN Zero-mm Reconstruction maintains the intercanthal distance and eye size as much as possible while
      improving medial epicanthoplasty side effects. Even subtle corrections can
      transform the eyes to a natural appearance.
  • Incisional Ptosis Correction (Revision) + Axis Rotation (Revision) + Lateral Canthoplasty + Lower Eyelid Surgery (Revision) (1 year 5 months)

    BeforeAfter

  • Axis Rotation (Reconstruction + Upper Epicanthoplasty) “ Simultaneous reconstruction and canthoplasty! Achieving ideal round-pointed shape “
    • This method combines epicanthoplasty reconstruction with upper epicanthoplasty (45-degree canthoplasty).
      The bent inner eye corner is straightened
      and the epicanthal fold at the 45-degree view is removed
      to create a round parabolic shape.
    • SISUN Axis Rotation corrects the eye to have a pointed inner corner and
      a round, ideal eye shape at the 45-degree view angle.
    For a beautiful inner eye corner shape~
    SISUN Plastic Surgery Axis Rotation (Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction + Upper Epicanthoplasty (45-degree Canthoplasty))

    The bent inner eye corner is straightened and the 45-degree angle
    is rounded to beautifully correct the inner eye corner shape while
    properly adjusting the degree of lacrimal lake exposure.
    This is SISUN's specialized surgical method.

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“ As much as desired, the shape you want “ SISUN Plastic Surgery Reverse Rotation Dermal Flap Technique

  • The L-flap on the inner side of the incision line is rotated counterclockwise to close the exposed lacrimal lake,
    and the V-flap on the outer side is gathered to rebuild the outer aspect of the inner eye corner.
  • This technique improves excessively exposed lacrimal lake, hook-shaped inner eye corners, and medial epicanthoplasty scars.
    The degree of lacrimal lake exposure and inner eye corner shape are adjusted according to each patient's eye condition and needs
    - SISUN Plastic Surgery's specialized epicanthoplasty reconstruction surgical method.
  • Before Surgery

    Degree of lacrimal lake exposure and
    inner eye corner direction assessment

  • STEP 01

    ① Rotate and fix
    at position ②

  • STEP 02

    ③ Lift in the arrow direction
    and fix

  • STEP 03

    Meticulous suturing

  • After Surgery

    The degree of lacrimal lake exposure is properly
    corrected and hook-shaped eye improved

Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction (Reverse Rotation Dermal Flap Technique) Surgical Process

  • Triple-layer Reconstruction
    Separation and shape distortion concerns resolved

    • The inner eye corner has thin skin with tension and
      is an area with frequent blinking movement.
    • Therefore, when performing epicanthoplasty reconstruction,
      if only the surface skin is reconstructed, later separation or
      shape distortion may occur.
    • SISUN Plastic Surgery
      prevents separation and shape distortion by
      performing a triple-layer deep reconstruction of skin, muscle, and ligament
      to prevent secondary side effects.

Reverse Rotation Dermal Flap Technique VS V-Y Flap Technique

Reverse Rotation Dermal Flap Technique

  • Customized to each individual: Tailored lacrimal lake adjustment
  • Inner eye corner shape freely adjustable
  • Various types of hook shape correction available
  • White, depressed, and stepped scars - medial epicanthoplasty scar improvement available
  • Damaged skin, muscle, and ligament: triple-layer reconstruction (prevents separation and shape distortion)
  • Minimized concerns about incision scars and separation: micro-incision

V-Y Flap Technique

  • Only applicable for cases with minimal lacrimal lake exposure
  • Only applicable for minor hook shape cases
  • Risk of inner eye corner separation and shape distortion

SISUN Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction Reverse Rotation Dermal Flap Technique

  • Customized reconstruction for
    lacrimal lake exposure degree
    and inner eye corner shape

  • Skin, Muscle, Ligament
    Triple-layer Reconstruction
    Prevents separation and
    shape distortion

  • Delicate
    Micro-incision

Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction Surgical Method

“ Does epicanthoplasty reconstruction make eyes smaller?! NO! ” Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction vs Zero-mm Reconstruction


  • Zero-mm reconstruction is a subcategory of general reconstruction. Both methods share
    the common goal of improving inner eye corner shape and scars.
  • However, zero-mm reconstruction minimizes changes to lacrimal lake size
    while correcting scars and shape,
  • while general reconstruction corrects scars and shape
    and additionally adjusts the excessively exposed lacrimal lake.
  • Non-incisional Ptosis Correction + Axis Rotation (Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction + Upper Epicanthoplasty (45-degree Canthoplasty)) (Revision) + Lateral Canthoplasty (Revision) + Lower Eyelid Surgery (Revision) (1 month)

    Before

    After

  • Incisional Ptosis Correction + Upper Epicanthoplasty (45-degree Canthoplasty) (11 months)

    Before

    After

  • Zero-mm reconstruction that doesn't make eyes smaller!

    Then does general reconstruction with a larger amount make eyes smaller?
  • If a large amount of reconstruction is needed, the eyes will inevitably appear smaller,
    but the amount is determined based on the eye proportions, so there's no need to worry!

    Furthermore, SISUN Plastic Surgery combines epicanthoplasty reconstruction with upper epicanthoplasty through Axis Rotation,
    so the eyes don't look smaller! In fact, they appear even larger!
    creating an enhanced eye shape.

    Incisional Double Eyelid (Revision) + Axis Rotation (Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction + Upper Epicanthoplasty (45-degree Canthoplasty)) (Revision) (7 months)

    Before

    After

“ Micro-incision to reduce incision site scar concerns ” Micro-incision: Reduced Scar Concerns


  • SISUN Plastic Surgery determines the reconstruction amount for each patient and
    reduces scar concerns through minimal micro-incisions.
  • Additionally, a dedicated 1:1 care team provides post-surgical
    recovery regeneration laser, hypertrophic scar tissue injection, and swelling injection.
    Through thorough care and continuous communication with the medical team and regular progress checks,
    highly satisfactory surgical results with minimal scar concerns are achieved.
After epicanthoplasty reconstruction, care Tip
Use Steri-Strips to prevent incision site separation,
and apply scar ointment for care.
Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction Precautions - Care Guide
  • Epicanthoplasty reconstruction incision scar - when does it fade?

  • Recovery speed varies depending on each individual's skin type, reconstruction amount, and incision range.

    In the early stages after surgery, the scar may appear prominent.

    However, after a sufficient recovery period,
    it gradually fades and eventually becomes barely noticeable.

Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction Surgery Cases



Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction

Due to previous medial epicanthoplasty, both inner eye corners were
asymmetrical and the lacrimal lake was excessively exposed.

SISUN solution

Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction Lateral Canthoplasty
Closing the excessively opened inner eye corner
to reduce lacrimal lake exposure
Extending the horizontal
length of the posterior eye space
Before Surgery
1 week later

Although bruising and swelling are still present, a definitive change in the inner eye corner is visible.

3 weeks later

Bruising and swelling have significantly subsided, and the inner eye corner incision scar has noticeably faded.

5 months later

Both the excessive opening and hook-shaped eye have been fully corrected.

  • Before Surgery
  • 1 week later
  • 3 weeks later
  • 5 months later

  • BeforeAfter

    Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction + Upper Epicanthoplasty (45-degree Canthoplasty) (3 months)

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    Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction + Upper Epicanthoplasty (45-degree Canthoplasty) (5 months)

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    Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction (Revision) + Upper Epicanthoplasty (45-degree Canthoplasty) (5 months)

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    Incisional Ptosis Correction (Revision) + Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction + Upper Epicanthoplasty (45-degree Canthoplasty) (3 months)

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    Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction + Lower Eyelid Surgery (Revision) (1 year 1 month)

  • BeforeAfter

    Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction (11 months)

Axis Rotation Surgery Cases


Axis Rotation(Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction + Upper Epicanthoplasty (45-degree Canthoplasty))

Medial epicanthoplasty was performed 10 years ago, but was excessively opened,
resulting in: ① excessive lacrimal lake visibility ② hook-shaped eyes.
Both issues needed to be addressed simultaneously.

SISUN solution

Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction Upper Epicanthoplasty (45-degree Canthoplasty)
Closing the excessively opened inner eye corner
to reduce lacrimal lake exposure
Straightening the
hook-shaped inner eye corner
Axis Rotation
Before Surgery
1 week later
1 month later

Although bruising and swelling are still present, a definitive change in the inner eye corner is visible.

5 months later

Both the excessive opening and hook-shaped eye have been fully corrected.

  • Before Surgery
  • 1 week later
  • 1 month later
  • 5 months later
  • BeforeAfter

    Natural Adhesion Double Eyelid (Revision) + Axis Rotation (Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction + Upper Epicanthoplasty (45-degree Canthoplasty)) + Lateral Canthoplasty (Revision) + Lower Eyelid Surgery (8 months)

  • BeforeAfter

    Partial Incisional Double Eyelid (Revision) + Axis Rotation (Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction + Upper Epicanthoplasty (45-degree Canthoplasty)) (Revision) (9 months)

  • BeforeAfter

    Incisional Ptosis Correction (Revision) + Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction (Revision) + Upper Epicanthoplasty (45-degree Canthoplasty) (Revision) (7 months)

  • BeforeAfter

    Axis Rotation (Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction + Upper Epicanthoplasty (45-degree Canthoplasty)) + Lateral Canthoplasty + Lower Eyelid Surgery (3 months)

  • BeforeAfter

    Non-incisional Ptosis Correction + Axis Rotation (Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction + Upper Epicanthoplasty (45-degree Canthoplasty)) (8 months)

  • BeforeAfter

    Incisional Double Eyelid (Revision) + Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction (Revision) + Upper Epicanthoplasty (45-degree Canthoplasty) (Revision) (7 months)

Zero-mm Reconstruction Surgery Cases


Zero-mm Reconstruction

Congenital Inner eye corner with
hook-shaped scar on the inner eye corner, making the eyes appear close-set
and giving a fierce appearance.

SISUN solution

Zero-mm Reconstruction Dual Canthoplasty (Lateral + Lower)
Improving hook-shaped eye
Hook-shaped Eye improvement
Horizontally extending the posterior eye space
for a softer eye appearance
Before Surgery
1 month later

The inner eye corner scar is gradually fading.

3 months later

The lacrimal lake was subtly closed to match the eye proportions while improving the inner eye corner hook shape.
Lower eyelid surgery was performed simultaneously, transforming the previously fierce-looking eyes into a soft, crescent-shaped appearance.

  • Before Surgery
  • 1 month later
  • 3 months later

  • BeforeAfter

    Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction + Lower Eyelid Surgery (Revision) (1 year 1 month)

  • BeforeAfter

    Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction + Lateral Canthoplasty (Revision) + Lower Eyelid Surgery (Revision) (4 months)

  • BeforeAfter

    Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction + Upper Epicanthoplasty (45-degree Canthoplasty) (Revision) (3 months)

  • BeforeAfter

    Axis Rotation (Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction + Upper Epicanthoplasty (45-degree Canthoplasty)) + Lateral Canthoplasty + Lower Eyelid Surgery (3 months)

  • BeforeAfter

    Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction (7 months)

  • BeforeAfter

    Incisional Double Eyelid (Revision) + Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction (4 months)

Before & After Videos

  • [Before & After] [Levator recession] Eyelid revision + Epicanthoplasty reconstruction — 1 year 2 months after surgery
    #Levator recession#Incisional ptosis correction#Epicanthoplasty reconstruction#Eyelid revision
  • [Before & After] [Crease lowering, Excessive caruncle exposure] Eyelid revision + Epicanthoplasty reconstruction + Upper epicanthoplasty + Lateral canthoplasty (Revision) + Lower canthoplasty (Revision) — 7 months after surgery
    #Crease lowering#Crease lowering (double-line technique)#Incisional ptosis correction#Epicanthoplasty reconstruction#Upper epicanthoplasty#Lateral canthoplasty#Lower canthoplasty
  • [Follow-up] Reconstructive surgery / Epicanthoplasty reconstruction, Lateral canthoplasty reconstruction, Surgical complications
    #Reconstructive surgery#Epicanthoplasty reconstruction#Lateral canthoplasty reconstruction#Surgical complications
  • [Before & After] Epicanthoplasty reconstruction + Lateral canthoplasty reconstruction + Lower canthoplasty (Revision) — 3 months after surgery
    #Epicanthoplasty reconstruction#Lateral canthoplasty reconstruction#Lower canthoplasty
  • [Before & After] Epicanthoplasty reconstruction + Lateral canthoplasty reconstruction + Lower canthoplasty (Revision) — 3 months after surgery
    #Epicanthoplasty reconstruction#Lateral canthoplasty reconstruction#Lower canthoplasty
  • [Before & After] [Excessive caruncle exposure] Epicanthoplasty reconstruction (Revision) + Upper epicanthoplasty (Revision) — 1 year 4 months after surgery
    #Excessive caruncle exposure#Epicanthoplasty reconstruction#Upper epicanthoplasty
  • [Before & After] Eyelid revision + Epicanthoplasty reconstruction (Revision) + Upper epicanthoplasty (Revision) — 1 year after surgery
    #Eyelid revision#Epicanthoplasty reconstruction#Upper epicanthoplasty
  • [Before & After] Upper blepharoplasty Crease lowering (double-line technique) + Epicanthoplasty reconstruction + Upper epicanthoplasty + Lateral canthoplasty (Revision) + Lower canthoplasty — 7 months after surgery
    #Upper blepharoplasty#Crease lowering (double-line technique)#Epicanthoplasty reconstruction#Upper epicanthoplasty#Lateral canthoplasty#Lower canthoplasty
  • [Before & After] Epicanthoplasty reconstruction — 1 year after surgery
    #Epicanthoplasty reconstruction
  • [Before & After] Epicanthoplasty reconstruction — 4 months after surgery
    #Epicanthoplasty reconstruction
  • [Before & After] Eyelid revision + Epicanthoplasty reconstruction + Upper epicanthoplasty + Lateral canthoplasty + Lower canthoplasty — 1 year after surgery
    #Eyelid revision#Epicanthoplasty reconstruction#Upper epicanthoplasty#Lateral canthoplasty#Lower canthoplasty
  • [Before & After] [Men's eyelid surgery, Micro-reconstruction] Epicanthoplasty reconstruction — 7 months after surgery
    #Men's eyelid surgery#Micro-reconstruction#Epicanthoplasty reconstruction
  • [Before & After] [Medial epicanthoplasty Scarring] Epicanthoplasty reconstruction + Lateral canthoplasty + Lower canthoplasty — 2 years 7 months after surgery
    #Scar correction#Epicanthoplasty reconstruction#Lateral canthoplasty#Lower canthoplasty
  • [Before & After] [Micro-reconstruction] Epicanthoplasty reconstruction — 7 months after surgery
    #Micro-reconstruction#Epicanthoplasty reconstruction
  • [Before & After] [Long-term follow-up, Medial epicanthoplasty Complications] (Left eye)Eyelid revision + Epicanthoplasty reconstruction (Revision) + Upper epicanthoplasty (Revision) (Right eye)Epicanthoplasty reconstruction — 2 years 10 months after surgery
    #Long-term follow-up#Medial epicanthoplasty Complications#Eyelid revision#Upper epicanthoplasty
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Recovery Progress Videos

  • [Follow-up] Puffy eyelid creases / Epicanthal fold, Crease lowering, Epicanthoplasty reconstruction, Upper blepharoplasty, Upper epicanthoplasty, Puffy eyelid creases, Hooked inner corners
    #Puffy eyelid creases#Epicanthal fold#Crease lowering#Epicanthoplasty reconstruction#Upper blepharoplasty#Upper epicanthoplasty#Puffy eyelid creases#Hooked inner corners
  • [Follow-up] Mature eyelid surgery / Epicanthoplasty reconstruction, Hooked inner corners, Indented scarring, Reconstruction for mature eyes
    #Mature eyelid surgery#Epicanthoplasty reconstruction#Hooked inner corners#Indented scarring#Reconstruction for mature eyes
  • [Follow-up] Rounded-to-pointed inner corner reconstruction/ Epicanthoplasty reconstruction, Upper epicanthoplasty, Axis rotation, Epicanthal fold, Harsh-looking eyes, Eyelid revision
    #Eyelid revision#Rounded-to-pointed inner corner reconstruction#Epicanthoplasty reconstruction#Upper epicanthoplasty#Axis rotation#Epicanthal fold#Harsh-looking eyes#4 months
  • [Follow-up] Mature eyelid surgery/ Crease lowering (double-line technique), Puffy eyelid creases, Upper blepharoplasty, Upper epicanthoplasty, Double-eyelid revision, Thick eyelid creases, Crease lowering
    #Mature eyelid surgery#Crease lowering (double-line technique)#Puffy eyelid creases#Upper blepharoplasty#Upper epicanthoplasty#Double-eyelid revision#Thick eyelid creases#Crease lowering#5 months
  • [Follow-up] Medial epicanthoplasty Overdone canthoplasty/ Excessive caruncle exposure, Epicanthal fold, Medial epicanthoplasty Complications, Micro-reconstruction, Epicanthoplasty reconstruction, Lateral and lower canthoplasty, Full canthoplasty
    #Medial epicanthoplasty Overdone canthoplasty#Excessive caruncle exposure#Epicanthal fold#Medial epicanthoplasty Complications#Micro-reconstruction#Epicanthoplasty reconstruction#Lateral and lower canthoplasty#Full canthoplasty#11 months
  • [Follow-up] Crease lowering/ Puffy eyelid creases, Crease lowering (double-line technique), Epicanthoplasty reconstruction, Upper epicanthoplasty, Axis rotation
    #Crease lowering#Puffy eyelid creases#Crease lowering (double-line technique)#Epicanthoplasty reconstruction#Upper epicanthoplasty#Axis rotation#2 years 3 months
  • [Follow-up] Uneven eyes/ Harsh-looking eyes, Epicanthoplasty reconstruction, Upper epicanthoplasty, Axis rotation, Medial epicanthoplasty Complications
    #Uneven eyes#Harsh-looking eyes#Epicanthoplasty reconstruction#Upper epicanthoplasty#Axis rotation#Medial epicanthoplasty Complications#7 months
  • [Follow-up] Harsh-looking eyes/ Hooked inner corners, Axis rotation, Epicanthoplasty reconstruction, Upper epicanthoplasty, Lateral and lower canthoplasty, Dual canthoplasty
    #Hooked inner corners#Harsh-looking eyes#Axis rotation#Epicanthoplasty reconstruction#Upper epicanthoplasty#Lateral and lower canthoplasty#Dual canthoplasty#7 months
  • [Follow-up] Puffy eyelid creases, Hooked inner corners/ Crease lowering (double-line technique), Crease lowering, Eyelid revision, Epicanthoplasty reconstruction, Upper epicanthoplasty, Axis rotation, Complex eyelid reconstruction
    #Puffy eyelid creases#Hooked inner corners#Crease lowering (double-line technique)#Crease lowering#Eyelid revision#Epicanthoplasty reconstruction#Upper epicanthoplasty#Axis rotation#Complex eyelid reconstruction#1 year 8 months
  • [Follow-up] Revision epicanthoplasty reconstruction / 0-mm micro-reconstruction, Interrupted lower-eyelid fullness, Eye asymmetry correction, Micro-reconstruction, Epicanthal fold, Dog-ear deformity
    #Revision epicanthoplasty reconstruction#0-mm micro-reconstruction#Interrupted lower-eyelid fullness#Eye asymmetry correction#Micro-reconstruction#Epicanthal fold#Dog-ear deformity
  • [Follow-up] Crease lowering (double-line technique) / Epicanthoplasty reconstruction, Complex eyelid reconstruction, Crease lowering, Puffy eyelid creases, Epicanthal fold, Multiple eyelid creases
    #Crease lowering (double-line technique)#Epicanthoplasty reconstruction#Complex eyelid reconstruction#Crease lowering#Puffy eyelid creases#Epicanthal fold#Multiple eyelid creases
  • [Follow-up] Harsh-looking eyes/ Hooked inner corners, Indented scarring, Epicanthoplasty reconstruction, Upper epicanthoplasty, Axis rotation, Lateral canthoplasty reconstruction, Lower canthoplasty
    #Hooked inner corners#Indented scarring#Epicanthoplasty reconstruction#Upper epicanthoplasty#Axis rotation#Raised conjunctiva#Squared-off corners#Lateral canthoplasty reconstruction#Lower canthoplasty#9 months
  • [Follow-up] Revision epicanthoplasty reconstruction / C-shaped corner reconstruction, Narrow-looking eyes, Inner eye corner, Reopening after reconstruction, Revision reconstruction, Revision canthoplasty
    #Revision epicanthoplasty reconstruction#C-shaped corner reconstruction#Narrow-looking eyes#Inner eye corner#Reopening after reconstruction#Revision reconstruction#Revision canthoplasty
  • [Follow-up] Micro-reconstruction / Epicanthal fold, Hooked shape, Epicanthoplasty reconstruction, Drooping eyes, Brow lift, Upper epicanthoplasty
    #Micro-reconstruction#Epicanthal fold#Hooked shape#Epicanthoplasty reconstruction#Drooping eyes#Brow lift#Upper epicanthoplasty
  • [Follow-up] Epicanthoplasty reconstruction / Hook-shaped scarring, Indented scarring, Ptosis correction, Medial epicanthoplasty Complications
    #Epicanthoplasty reconstruction#Hook-shaped scarring#Indented scarring#Ptosis correction#Medial epicanthoplasty Complications
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Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction

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01 Hook-shaped Eye : Axis Rotation (Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction + Upper Epicanthoplasty (45-degree Canthoplasty))

Case 1
Axis Rotation(Medial Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction+Upper Epicanthoplasty)
+Incisional Double Eyelid(Revision)+Lateral Canthoplasty+Lower Eyelid Surgery(1 year)
Before
After
Diagnosis

The patient wanted to soften the overall appearance of small, sharp-looking eyes.

Surgery Note

Round-sharp reconstruction reshaped the downward-hooked inner corners and rounded the upper inner contour. Lateral and lower canthoplasty enlarged the openings and created a softer, crescent-shaped appearance.

Case 2
Axis Rotation(Medial Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction+Upper Epicanthoplasty)(Revision)
Incisional Double Eyelid(Revision)+Lateral Canthoplasty+Lower Eyelid Surgery(4 months)
Before
After
Diagnosis

Previous medial epicanthoplasty had left hooked inner corners and epicanthal folds covering the upper inner corners, creating a sharp expression.

Surgery Note

Axis rotation straightened the inner corners and adjusted caruncle exposure. The upper inner contour was rounded, while lateral and lower canthoplasty expanded the outer corners.

Case 3
Medial Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction(4 months)
Before
After
Diagnosis

Long epicanthal folds cover the inner corners vertically. Although the caruncles are exposed, the eyes still appear less open.

Surgery Note

Reconstruction reduced excessive caruncle exposure and addressed the elongated epicanthal folds at the inner corners.

Case 4
Axis Rotation(Medial Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction+Upper Epicanthoplasty)(Revision)
Non-incisional Ptosis Correction+Lateral Canthoplasty+Lower Eyelid Surgery(1 month)
Before
After
Diagnosis

The inner corners are hooked, with excessive caruncle exposure.

Surgery Note

Axis rotation straightened the sharply hooked inner corners and adjusted caruncle exposure, softening the expression.

Case 5
Medial Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction(11 months)
Before
After
Diagnosis

The inner corners are elongated and hooked yet appear constricted. The eyes are also closely spaced.

Surgery Note

Correcting the elongated inner corners adjusted the apparent spacing between the eyes. The downward-pulling muscle tension and depressions beside the nasal bridge were also addressed.

Case 6
Axis Rotation(Medial Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction+Upper Epicanthoplasty)
Incisional Double Eyelid(Revision)+Brow Lift(4 months)
Before
After
Diagnosis

The patient wanted correction of hooked inner corners, excessive caruncle exposure, low creases and drooping outer eyelid contours.

Surgery Note

Axis rotation combined medial epicanthoplasty reconstruction with upper epicanthoplasty to straighten and round the inner corners. The creases became semi-out-fold, and the drooping outer contours improved.

Case 7
Axis Rotation(Medial Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction+Axis Rotation)
+Non-incisional Ptosis Correction+Lower Eyelid Surgery(Revision)(1 year 2 months)
Before
After
Diagnosis

Epicanthal folds cover the upper inner corners, disrupting the creases. The inner corners also have a sharp, beak-like contour.

Surgery Note

Upper epicanthoplasty addressed the upper inner folds, while non-incisional ptosis correction improved eyelid opening and created natural, defined in-out creases.

Case 8
Axis Rotation(Medial Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction+Upper Epicanthoplasty)+Incisional Ptosis Correction(Revision)(9 months)
Before
After
Diagnosis

Medial epicanthoplasty one year earlier had left hooked inner corners and covered upper inner contours, giving the eyes a sharp expression.

Surgery Note

Axis rotation reshaped the inner corners and reduced excessive caruncle exposure, softening the expression.

* Photos taken with the patient's prior consent.

02 Excessive Lacrimal Lake Exposure : Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction

Case 5
Axis Rotation(Medial Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction+Upper Epicanthoplasty)
Lateral Canthoplasty(Revision)+Lower Eyelid Surgery(Revision)(7 weeks)
Before
After
Diagnosis

Previous medial epicanthoplasty had over-opened the inner corners and exposed the caruncles excessively.

Surgery Note

Reconstruction adjusted caruncle exposure and inner-corner shape, making the creases at the inner corners look more natural.

Case 6
Medial Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction(2 months)
Before
After
Diagnosis

Excessive caruncle exposure gives the eyes an awkward, sharp appearance.

Surgery Note

Medial epicanthoplasty reconstruction reduced the exposure and changed the unnatural out-fold creases to more natural in-out creases.

Case 7
Medial Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction+Lateral Canthoplasty(Revision)+Lower Eyelid Surgery(Revision)(8 months)
Before
After
Diagnosis

Previous medial epicanthoplasty had caused excessive caruncle exposure and a stepped, indented scar resembling a fingernail mark.

Surgery Note

Reconstruction adjusted the exposed inner corners to a more natural shape and improved the scars.

Case 8
Axis Rotation(Medial Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction+Upper Epicanthoplasty)
+Non-incisional Ptosis Correction(Revision)+Lateral Canthoplasty(Revision)+Lower Eyelid Surgery(1 month)
Before
After
Diagnosis

The inner corners were overexposed and hooked. The creases had loosened, and the lateral and lower canthoplasty openings had re-adhered, creating a sharp, less open appearance.

Surgery Note

Axis rotation straightened the inner corners, adjusted caruncle exposure and rounded the upper inner contours. Non-incisional ptosis correction and lateral and lower canthoplasty improved definition and eye opening.

Case 9
Axis Rotation(Medial Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction+Upper Epicanthoplasty)
+Incisional Double Eyelid(Revision)(3 months)
Before
After
Diagnosis

Previous medial epicanthoplasty had left the inner corners excessively open and unnatural-looking.

Surgery Note

Reconstruction reduced caruncle exposure and adjusted the overlying epicanthal folds to improve the inner-corner shape.

Case 10
Medial Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction(3 months)
Before
After
Diagnosis

Excessive opening after medial epicanthoplasty was associated with eye irritation.

Surgery Note

Medial epicanthoplasty reconstruction reduced inner-corner exposure and eased the irritation.

* Photos taken with the patient's prior consent.

03 Medial Epicanthoplasty scar

Case 7
Axis Rotation(Medial Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction+Upper Epicanthoplasty)+Lateral Canthoplasty+Lower Eyelid Surgery(1 month)
Before
After
Diagnosis

The patient wanted to improve an indented scar extending downward from the inner corner.

Surgery Note

Axis rotation addressed the inner-corner scar and created a rounded contour. Lateral and lower canthoplasty helped produce a crescent-shaped eye appearance.

Case 8
Medial Epicanthoplasty Reconstruction+Incisional Ptosis Correction(Revision)+Lateral Canthoplasty+Lower Eyelid Surgery(5 weeks)
Before
After
Diagnosis

Inner-corner scars and covered creases created an awkward, sloping eye shape.

Surgery Note

Medial epicanthoplasty reconstruction addressed the scars, and incisional ptosis correction created more consistent creases and a softer eye shape.

* Photos taken with the patient's prior consent.

Model Stories

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  • [Surgery Cabinet] Can the inner corner be reopened after an unsatisfactory reconstruction?
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