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Yes it is very possible. It requires not just canthoplasty but also elevation of the lower eyelids (lower eyelid retraction surgery). See an expert.
Although an in person evaluation would be helpful, it seems you could augment your cheek area. You may also be a candidate for an orbicularis sling, where your lower lid muscleis tacked up to your bony rim above the upper lid. This often helps and avoids a Canthopexy or canthoplasty. Good luck!
It appears you have negative canthal angle tilt. There are several ways to address it depending on what your in-person exam shows. Ask what an oculoplastic expert what fix has the least downside and the longest lasting results. See some before and after photos of their work.
While a lateral canthoplasty would be part of the procedure that alone will not suffice. You have to add spacer grafts to the lower eyelid to vertically length it as well. You can't just pull on the corner and expect the lild level to be maintained short or long term.
Turkey is part of the EU but in many ways, they do not conform to all the standards of EU countries. That means that if anything goes wrong, you have essentially no legal rights. Endoscopic canthoplasty can certainly resuspend the lateral canthus. In some cases, the doctor actually makes a ...
Eye shape is determine by set of complex structures. Change is possible but there are limitations and risks. Best to have personal evaluation to determine realistic plans.
Thank you for your question. This type of procedure is getting a lot of social media coverage and seems to be a trend now. My advice would be to not pursue any type of permanent cosmetic procedure to follow something that is trendy. Re-positioning the lateral canthus can be a complicated...
Hi, a canthoplasty can nicely enhance the shape of your eyes. We usually say there is about a ten year shelf life on most facial plastic surgeries, as you will continue to experience the dynamic changes of aging. This may mean that you may need an adjustment or revision down the road but just as...
Hi Nancyharry, Based on the images you provided, there are a few alternatives you can opt for to achieve the “cat-eye” look you want. However, there are several anatomical factors that need to be considered before deciding on the procedure or procedures that will be performed. Your best opt...
Thank you for your question and photos! Depending on the degree and longevity of results you are looking for from a procedure, you have both surgical and non-surgical options. I recommend a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon that is willing to discuss all your options available...
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