Epicanthoplasty + Lateral canthoplasty + Lower Canthoplasty

This is an Epicanthoplasty procedure that improves the appearance of the eyes when their horizontal length is short or the inner corners are covered by epicanthal folds. The method is selected according to the condition of the eyes: Epicanthoplasty to release the epicanthal fold, Lateral canthoplasty to increase horizontal length, or Lower Canthoplasty to lower the outer corners and adjust the vertical width.

Discover the hidden 1 mm of your eyes For larger, more defined eyes

Recommended for

· Eyes that appear cramped due to a short horizontal width · Eyes with inner corners covered by epicanthal folds · Eyes with upturned outer corners that create a harsh-looking impression · Eyes with minimal improvement after Epicanthoplasty surgery · Eyes that appear widely spaced due to a broad Glabella · Eyes that appear small or cramped even with double eyelids or makeup

Features of Banobagi Epicanthoplasty

Point 1. Harmonious eye proportions suited to the Face

The procedure area and extent are designed with consideration for the balance between the Face and eyes.

Point 2. Longer, natural-looking eyes

A wider horizontal width creates longer, more natural-looking eyes.

Point 3. Improved to a softer, more refreshed eye shape

Improves eyes that appear cramped or harsh to look softer and more refreshed.

“Banobagi Epicanthoplasty restores the original size of your eyes.” If your eyes have a short horizontal length or blocked inner corners, or if they appear disproportionate to your Face even with double eyelids, Epicanthoplasty can create softer, more refreshed-looking eyes. Banobagi Epicanthoplasty restores the original size of the eyes through Epicanthoplasty to release epicanthal folds, Lateral canthoplasty to increase horizontal eye length, and Lower Canthoplasty to extend horizontal length and adjust the degree of Pupil exposure.

No. 1 Banobagi Epicanthoplasty

This procedure removes epicanthal folds, which cause a cramped-looking eye shape, to restore the original horizontal eye length and create refreshed, natural-looking eyes.

Before surgery

Cramped-looking eyes

STEP 1. Epicanthoplasty design

The Epicanthoplasty area is designed with consideration for the balance of the Face and eyes.

STEP 2. Incision and inner suturing

Based on the medial canthus, the epicanthal fold is incised toward the inner eye and then sutured inward.

STEP 3. Complete

The inner corner is opened to create a more refreshed eye shape.

Conventional Epicanthoplasty often involved a large incision at the inner eye, which could leave visible scars. To minimize scarring, Banobagi makes an inward incision along the eyelid line at the inner eye to help prevent visible scars.

Before surgery → 3 months after surgery

Before surgery → 3 months after surgery

No. 2 Banobagi Lateral canthoplasty

This procedure extends the outer corners to increase the horizontal eye width and adjusts the angle of the outer corners upward, neutral, or downward according to the desired appearance.

Before surgery

Cramped outer corners

STEP 1. Lateral canthoplasty design

The Lateral canthoplasty area is designed according to the desired eye shape and proportions.

STEP 2. Incision and periosteal fixation

The mucosa at the outer corner is removed, and the inner conjunctival area is incised and securely fixed to the periosteum.

STEP 3. Complete

Sutures are placed to avoid visible scarring, completing a refreshed and ideal eye shape.

Achieve your desired look with Lateral canthoplasty

Standard Lateral canthoplasty

Creates a refreshed and defined impression.

Downward Lateral canthoplasty

Creates a cute, innocent puppy-eye look.

Upward Lateral canthoplasty

Creates a sexy, chic cat-eye look.

No. 3 Banobagi Lower Canthoplasty

This procedure lowers upturned outer corners based on the Pupil to increase the vertical eye width and create a gentler eye shape.

Before surgery

Upturned, harsh-looking outer corners

STEP 1. Lower Canthoplasty design

The Lower Canthoplasty line is designed according to the desired degree of lowering, based on the Pupil.

STEP 2. Conjunctival incision and fixation

The conjunctiva of the lower eyelid is incised and firmly fixed to the fascia.

STEP 3. Complete

Creates a natural, gentler-looking eye shape without visible scarring.

Before surgery → 3 months after surgery

Before surgery → 3 months after surgery

Surgery Information

| Surgery time: 30 minutes | Anesthesia: Intravenous anesthesia | Return to daily activities: Possible after 1–2 days | Follow-up visits: Approximately 1 visit

Pre- and Postoperative Precautions

Before surgery

· Fasting for 8 hours before surgery is required. · Please inform us in advance if you have any health issues, such as a cold or respiratory illness. · Be sure to inform us of your past and current medical history, allergic reactions, and medications you are taking.

After surgery

· Swelling is most severe 3–4 days after surgery. Applying cold packs for up to 48 hours after surgery may help reduce bleeding and swelling. · Apply cold compresses lightly for one week. After one week, it is recommended to alternate warm and cold compresses. Avoid rubbing or touching your eyes. · Sutures are generally removed after 1–5 days for the Suture method, 3–5 days for Partial Incision Double Eyelid Surgery, and 5–6 days for Incisional Double Eyelid Revision (5–7 days if Epicanthoplasty is performed at the same time). · Take care not to get water on the Scar Revision around the eyes for one week. Sauna use is permitted after 3 weeks. · Do not wear contact lenses for at least 3–5 days after surgery, and wearing glasses for approximately one month is recommended. · Makeup on the surgical area is recommended after approximately 7–14 days. · Avoid alcohol and smoking for one month. Strenuous exercise and massage around the eyes are permitted after at least one month. · If pain suddenly worsens with a sensation of heat after surgery, please contact the hospital immediately, even if it is not your scheduled visit date.

Please be sure to check

Complications such as bleeding, infection, and inflammation may occur after surgery, and subjective satisfaction may vary from person to person. Please consult with your doctor. Surgical methods and results may vary depending on the individual’s condition and are determined through consultation with a specialist.