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Dear Roshan,Yes. A canthopexy is a safe procedure. Its usually used for individuals with turned out lower lids but occasionally it can be done for cosmetic reasons. See an Oculoplastic Specialist in your area for a consulttation.I hope this was helpful.
Changing the shape of the eyes can be done in multiple ways. Both surgical and nonsurgical techniques can be used. In office procedures like botox and fillers (Juvederm, Restylane, Volbella, Vollure) can be used for subtle non-surgical changes. Surgery such as lateral canthoplasty can be used to make the eyes more defined, almond shaped or slanted. Its important to seek out an experienced oculoplastic specialist to discuss your options.
Lateral canthopexy is usually performed for lower eyelid laxity or as an additional procedure when doing a lower eyelid cometic procedure. It is possible to change to your canthal slant, but it is difficult to achieve perfect symmetry. It is wise to seek out an experienced oculoplastic surgeon. Regards.
Hello roshan23,Yes...the procedure to slant your eyes (canthoplasty, cahthopexy etc) is a realitively simple one. The healing is quick and results fantastic. However the desired expectation needs to be discussed in detail to avoid any confusion. My suggestion is to seek out an Oculoplastic surgeon for best results.Cheers
You may have a small amount of ptosis, and excess skin. In addition to surgical options, micropigmentation of eyeliner would enhance your eyes so that they appear larger. You may want to start with an oculoplastics evaluation for ptosis measurements. Best wishes.
Sure looks like Grave's disease, in which the muscles of the eye get enlarged and cause the protrusion of the globes of your eyes. This can be improved with endoscopic decompression of the orbital fat be removing the bone between the ethmoid sinus and the maxillary sinus, incision the fibrous...
You have weakness in your left and possibly right eyelid muscle (ptosis) which will need to be corrected at the time of the double eyelid procedure. The right eye inner corner is constricted and it will be difficult to get a symmetric result without releasing this tight band. Current techniques...