Can a canthopexy produce a lateral canthal tilt? (Photo)

Canthopexy by itself will not achieve natural long-lasting results you want. The lower eyelids also need to be raised. 

Dr. Robert Flowers, now retired from practice in Honolulu, was famous for his cat eye results.  He accomplished this with a repositioning of the lateral canthal tendon, elevating its position to a higher point on the lateral orbital rim.  I suggest discussing this with a board certified plastic surgeon familiar with this technique.  

Aloha and thanks for your question. Yes a canthopexy can produce a lateral canthal tilt. But without photos, or better, a personal exam and discussion, it's difficult to make specific recommendations.        I would recommend you see an experienced Surgeon certified by The American Board Of Plastic Surgery[ABPS] and a member of The American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) for an in-depth consultation to review your options. Mahalo, Dr D

However she accomplishes her cat like eyes with make up by extending the shaping eye liner. No surgery.  Can radical canthoplasty be performed to alter the shape of the eyes and make a them tilt? The answer is yes but the results are often unpredictable and unnatural. I recommend consider posting photos or having an actual personal consultation with someone like myself who can better advise you based on an actual examination.

Thanks for your question.  A canthopexy can achieve a lateral canthal tilt.  There are variants of this procedure that can produce more tilt if desired.  Please see a board certified surgeon who is experienced with these types of procedures.  

Yes a canthopexy produce a lateral canthal tilt. I would recommend to get a personal evaluation to see if you can correctly benefit and if it is worth it. 
Dr. Nabil Fakih     

To answer your question, canthopexy/canthoplasty will pull the outer corner of the eye further out to the side and generally up to create the canthal tilt that you are referring to.  It's hard to say without actual pictures of your eyes but if you have scleral show and a negative or neutral canthal tilt, then you may benefit from a lid tightening procedure such as a canthopexy/canthoplasty.  Best to go seek an in person consultation.  Good luck!