Lateral Canthoplasty

Top photo: Before surgery Bottom photo: One month after surgery

Moving the outer corner of the eye downward# Lateral Canthoplasty　👀✨
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# Glamorous Line や# Outer Canthoplasty It does not have the effect of making the eyes themselves appear larger,
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“For those seeking to improve ”upward-slanted eyes caused by high outer corner positioning," this procedure delivers unmatched effectiveness that no other method can match‼️
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This monitor's eyes aren't particularly upturned, but she chose lateral canthoplasty to lower the outer corners and achieve droopy eyes instead. 👍
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It's said to be a procedure prone to reversal, but that depends on how it's done.
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Properly detach the ligament from the bone, move it downward, drill a hole in the orbital bone at that position, and reattach the ligament. Not only that, thoroughly peel away and reposition the muscles that have stiffened in the upturned eye position‼️ This minimizes any relapse👍
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The redness from the scar lasts surprisingly long... It's been a month since surgery, but the redness is still there. It usually fades to almost unnoticeable around 3 months. Please use this as a reference for your downtime.🙏
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We never propose unnecessary procedures. We are relentlessly focused on results. 😉
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💰Surgery Costs💰
Lateral Canthoplasty: ¥440,000 (tax included)
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🧟‍♂️Risk🧟‍♀️
Scars, regression, asymmetry, etc.