Epicanthoplasty

Epicanthoplasty is an eye surgery that adjusts the eye shape by considering the inner corner, outer corner, horizontal and vertical length, and direction of the eyes. ID Hospital selects procedures tailored to each individual's eye shape: Epicanthoplasty to improve the epicanthal fold, Upper Epicanthoplasty to open the skin at the inner corner upward, Lateral canthoplasty to extend the horizontal length of the outer corner, and Lower Canthoplasty to adjust the angle and vertical length of the outer corner.

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How do Epicanthoplasty, Upper Epicanthoplasty, Lateral canthoplasty, and Lower Canthoplasty differ?

Epicanthoplasty procedures are classified as Epicanthoplasty, Upper Epicanthoplasty, Lateral canthoplasty, and Lower Canthoplasty depending on the area being adjusted. Epicanthoplasty and Upper Epicanthoplasty focus on improving the front of the eye area, including the inner corner, epicanthal fold, and double-eyelid crease line, while Lateral canthoplasty and Lower Canthoplasty focus on adjusting the horizontal length, angle, and vertical length of the outer corner.

Epicanthoplasty

Improves the eye shape by removing the epicanthal fold at the inner corner for a more open appearance. It may be considered for concerns about an epicanthal fold at the inner corner or when wishing to make the front eye line appear more open.

Before Surgery → After Surgery (Epicanthoplasty)

Upper Epicanthoplasty

Opens the skin covering the inner corner at a 45-degree upward angle to create a defined double-eyelid crease line.

Before Surgery → After Surgery (Upper Epicanthoplasty)

Lateral canthoplasty

Incises the skin at the outer eye area to extend the horizontal length of the outer corner.

Before Surgery → After Surgery (Lateral canthoplasty)

Lower Canthoplasty

Lowers the angle of the outer corner and increases the vertical length of the eyes.

Before Surgery → After Surgery (Lower Canthoplasty)

Please Note

Surgical methods and results may vary depending on the individual's condition and are determined through consultation with a specialist.