Epicanthoplasty + Upper Epicanthoplasty + Lateral canthoplasty + Lower Canthoplasty

This procedure improves stuffy-looking eyes by selecting the method best suited to the eye length and shape among Epicanthoplasty, Upper Epicanthoplasty, Lateral canthoplasty, and Lower Canthoplasty. Epicanthoplasty and Upper Epicanthoplasty focus on minimal incisions and meticulous suturing, while combined lateral and lower canthoplasty focuses on reducing re-adhesion through triple periosteal fixation and two-point fixation of the outer eye corner.

We create larger, clearer, and more beautiful eyes from stuffy-looking eyes.

Recommended for These Individuals

· Those with short horizontal eye length · Those with wide-set eyes · Those who want larger eyes · Those who want softer-looking eyes · Those with stuffy-looking eyes

What Makes Wonderful Canthoplasty Special

· Surgical planning through thorough consultation · Strong fixation · Minimized tissue damage · Dissection of adhesions along the existing double-eyelid line

Wonderful Canthoplasty Tailored to You

Taking into account various individual factors, including eye length, shape, and overall image, we transform short, stuffy-looking eyes into larger, more open-looking eyes.

Before surgery → 1 month after surgery (The numbers in the photo correspond to the canthoplasty types below)

1. Epicanthoplasty

This Epicanthoplasty opens up the stuffy-looking epicanthal fold at the inner corner of the eye.

2. Upper Epicanthoplasty

This procedure helps the double-eyelid line extend toward the inner corner of the eye.

3. Lateral canthoplasty

This procedure extends the outer corner of the eye outward to increase horizontal eye length.

4. Lower Canthoplasty

This procedure lowers sharply upturned outer eye corners.

Wonderful Canthoplasty POINT

Point 1. Customized canthoplasty that preserves eye proportions

Before surgery → 1 month after surgery We customize the procedure based on eye proportions and the desired design—not simply increasing eye size—to soften fierce-looking outer eye corners and clearly enlarge stuffy-looking eyes.

Point 2. Epicanthoplasty and Upper Epicanthoplasty without scar concerns

Minimal incisions minimize scarring, while delicate and meticulous suturing provides natural-looking results. Depending on the individual eye condition, Double Eyelid Surgery may be performed at the same time. (Photo: Unretouched photo taken 1 month after canthoplasty)

Point 3. Perfect combined lateral and lower canthoplasty without adhesion

Before surgery → 1 month after surgery Triple periosteal fixation effectively prevents re-adhesion after surgery, while a precise two-point fixation technique at the outer eye corner prevents an unnatural ㄷ-shaped appearance. The periosteum is a thin, tough fibrous tissue that covers the surface of the bones around the eyes.

Wonderful Canthoplasty Reviews

CASE 01. Epicanthoplasty and Upper Epicanthoplasty

Before surgery → 1 month after surgery

Before surgery → 1 month after surgery

Before surgery → 1 month after surgery

CASE 02. Combined Lateral Canthoplasty and Lower Canthoplasty

Before surgery → 1 month after surgery

Before surgery → 1 month after surgery

Before surgery → 1 month after surgery

Before surgery → 1 month after surgery

Surgery Information

| Procedure time: 30–60 minutes | Anesthesia: Sedation anesthesia + local anesthesia | Follow-up visits: 1 visit | Suture removal: Day 7 | Recovery: Daily activities possible from the day after surgery

Pre- and Post-Operative Precautions

Before Surgery

· Fasting before surgery: Do not consume any food or drink, including water, candy, or gum (8 hours for general anesthesia; 6 hours for sedation anesthesia). · Please stop taking aspirin-based medications, hormonal medications, herbal medicine, and supplements 7 days before surgery. · Please refrain from alcohol and smoking starting 7 days before your scheduled surgery date. · Please remove all fingernail and toenail polish, including gel nails and nail accessories, before your visit. · On the day of surgery, shower and wash your face, then visit without makeup or contact lenses. Remove all jewelry and wear comfortable clothing that is easy to change out of. · Do not drive yourself on the day of surgery; please use a taxi or public transportation. · Please inform us in advance if you have medical conditions such as hypertension or diabetes, allergies or adverse drug reactions, medications you are taking, or implanted medical devices (such as a defibrillator).

After Surgery

· Most major swelling subsides within 1 week, but residual swelling may last 1–3 months or longer. The final appearance is achieved after 3–6 months. · Apply light cold compresses (15 minutes at a time) for 1 week after surgery, but avoid doing so while sleeping. · Do not rub or squeeze your eyes tightly, and do not forcibly remove scabs. Sutures are generally removed on day 7. · Face washing and light makeup are permitted from the day after suture removal. Heavy eye makeup and contact lenses are permitted after 3 weeks. · Avoid jjimjilbangs, saunas, and swimming for 1 month. Light exercise is permitted after 1 week, and strenuous exercise after 1 month. · Refrain from alcohol and smoking for 1 month after surgery, and avoid excessive exercise or stress. · Take prescribed medications at the designated times, and avoid multivitamins (especially vitamin E) and supplements for 1 month.

Please Be Sure to Check

Basic surgical information may vary by individual. Complications such as bleeding, infection, and inflammation may occur after surgery, and subjective satisfaction may vary between individuals. The surgical method is determined through consultation with a specialist.