Which Eyes Are Not Suitable for Lateral and Lower Canthoplasty?

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We have prepared the 9th Q&A session with Dr. Shim Jung-hwan! ❤

​Today's topic is about 'Lateral Canthoplasty'.

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Lateral and Lower Canthoplasty - Which eyes are not suitable for lateral and lower canthoplasty?

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1) Eyes with no space at the outer corner: If there is no space but the corner is forcefully pulled down, or if there is a lack of skin-mucosal margin, scarring can become highly visible.

You can check how close the bone is by touching the outer corner of your eye with your finger.

Also, by pulling the skin at the outer corner, you can see how much extra space there is inside.

For a more accurate assessment, we recommend consulting with the doctor.

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2) Eyes with severe scleral show: When the white of the eye is visible below the iris, it is called scleral show (Sanpaku).

If the eyes are protruding and large, and the iris is also large, having scleral show might not look out of place and can actually suit the person well.

However, if scleral show doesn't suit your face or is too severe, it might be better to avoid lateral and lower canthoplasty.

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Has your curiosity about which eyes are not suitable for lateral and lower canthoplasty been resolved?!

We will return with even more informative content next time 😄

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