Will getting a horizontal Canthoplasty and the opposite of a epicanthoplasty make close set eyes wider? (photos)

Thank you for your question about eyelid surgery.Having a cantoplasty or canthopexy is typically a straight forward procedure.To be sure, see two or more experienced, board-certified Plastic Surgeons or occuloplastic surgeon for a complete evaluation to make sure you are a good candidate and...

However, it will still not be exactly right even once fully healed.  Surgeons and patients are laboring under the delusion that lateral canthoplasty is a cosmetic surgery.  It is not.  It is a reconstructive method.  It is possible to do almost undecernable incisions when...

I am concerned that the lateral cantal incision was not placed in an ideal location.  Bottom line, is that you need to heal 4 to 6 months before one can be certain about how this has healed.  It is possible to revise this if necessary.

Thank you for your purchase. I think you're doing exactly the right thing by achieving the look you want irreversibly with make up. As plastic surgeons we try to restore normal anatomy in a static way. We do not over exaggerate normal.

Looking at your photos I don't think a lateral canthoplasty will give you what you are looking for.  Although often in person the exam is different than in a photo.  The eyelids are moving, dynamic structures and are best evaluated in person.  I am on oculoplastic surgeon, with...

Elongating the outer canthus or the outer corners of the eyes is very popular in certain areas of the world where a lot of Asian eyelid surgery is performed. This procedure tries to create a longer-looking eyelid. In your situation, you have some rounding of the lower eyelid. Although the pink...