Lateral canthoplasty

Lateral canthoplasty is a procedure that lengthens the outer corner of the eye when the horizontal length of the eye is short, creating a more open-looking eye shape. New Line Lateral canthoplasty involves designing according to the angle of the outer corner of the eye, making a micro-incision, and firmly securing the opened outer corner to the periosteum to reduce reattachment and outer-corner deformity.

For wide, open-looking eyes that do not reattach! “Will it be okay if it reattaches after surgery?”, “I’m worried because I heard Lateral canthoplasty can result in a squared outer corner if done poorly,” “Isn’t Lateral canthoplasty the same wherever you go?” — Rather than the same Lateral canthoplasty offered everywhere, we create open and glamorous-looking eyes.

Lateral canthoplasty · Before surgery → 3 months after surgery

Lateral canthoplasty · Before surgery → 3 months after surgery

Lateral canthoplasty is a procedure that lengthens the outer side of the eye when the horizontal length is short. By extending the outer corner of the eye, it can create a more open-looking eye shape.

New Line Lateral canthoplasty is different

“Lateral canthoplasty reattaches,” “the outer corner of the eye becomes square-shaped,” and “there is a high possibility of scarring” — these are misconceptions arising from the drawbacks of conventional Lateral canthoplasty.

Point 1. Lateral canthoplasty that does not reattach

Point 2. Natural results without outer-corner deformity

Point 3. Improvement of a more defined eye shape

Point 4. Board-certified plastic surgeons with extensive experience

Surgical Procedure

STEP 1. Customized Design

A customized design is created for each individual.

STEP 2. Micro-incision

A micro-incision is made according to the angle of the back portion of the outer corner of the eye to open it.

STEP 3. Periosteal Fixation

The opened outer corner of the eye is firmly secured to the periosteum.

STEP 4. Delicate Suturing

Delicate suturing minimizes scarring and creates a natural outer corner of the eye. ※ This is a staged image intended to aid understanding.

Enhanced results together! Combined Canthoplasty & Four-Way Canthoplasty

Combined Canthoplasty

Lateral canthoplasty and Lower Canthoplasty are performed simultaneously to transform eyes that appear cramped horizontally into longer, more open-looking eyes.

Four-Way Canthoplasty

Epicanthoplasty, upper canthoplasty, Lateral canthoplasty, and Lower Canthoplasty are performed simultaneously to utilize the maximum hidden space and create larger, more glamorous-looking eyes.

Please Note

Side effects such as swelling, bleeding, inflammation, bruising, and nerve damage may occur depending on the individual, and surgical results may vary from person to person. The surgical method is determined through consultation with a specialist.