Mongolian fold formation (Correction of craniotomy)

Incisional blepharoplasty is a highly delicate procedure for the eye area where even slight differences in incision depth can significantly alter the final result. If the incision is too shallow, the change may be barely noticeable. Conversely, if the incision is too deep, it can create a harsh impression or an unnatural shape. Some individuals also come for consultation because they are concerned about scarring.

In such cases, Mongolian fold formation can create a softer eye area. However, the skin and tissue after incision undergo changes from their original state. Therefore, high design skills, solid technique, and extensive experience are essential for inner canthus revision.

At Bianca Clinic, revision epicanthoplasty is performed by plastic surgeons with advanced technical skills and extensive experience. If you are considering epicanthoplasty, we encourage you to consult with our clinic.

Approximately 80% of Japanese people are said to have a Mongolian fold. Of course, not having a Mongolian fold is not abnormal, and most Westerners do not have one.

Some people undergo epicanthoplasty hoping to achieve the distinctively defined eye area seen in Westerners. However, excessive incision can make the eyes stand out disproportionately, disrupting harmony with the nose and mouth. To prevent this, cosmetic surgery requires a design that considers the entire face, not just individual features.

A common principle for any cosmetic procedure is to avoid overdoing it. At our clinic, we believe it is best to respect our patients“ desires to ”become more beautiful" and "gain confidence," while aiming for a natural and harmonious result.

Did you know that Japan is actually the birthplace of double eyelid surgery? While about 70% of Japanese people are said to have single eyelids, beauty standards changed after the country opened to the world. In 1896 during the Meiji era, the world's first double eyelid surgery is believed to have been performed in Japan. Even today, eye procedures remain popular, with the number of surgeries continuing to rise.

Even with eye area plastic surgery, the preferred designs have changed with the times. Moreover, the golden ratio for a beautiful face can be easily looked up online, and many people are concerned about the balance of their facial features.

While cosmetic procedures aligned with current trends are possible, achieving noticeable changes may become increasingly difficult with repeated treatments. That's precisely why it's crucial to aim for an eye area that complements your own bone structure and facial features, rather than being swayed by fleeting trends or the so-called golden ratio.