SHE'S PLASTIC SURGERY

Lateral canthoplasty is a surgical option suitable for individuals with small or close-set eyes.  Many patients express concerns about the possibility of tissue re-adhesion at the corners of the eyes following this procedure. Yes, there is a possibility of re-adhesion. However, it's essential to note that skilled surgeons always take this into consideration during the procedure.  Additionally, in cases where both lateral canthoplasty and lower canthoplasty are performed simultaneously, the risk of re-adhesion is reduced. This combined approach not only enlarges the eyes horizontally and vertically but also minimizes the likelihood of tissue sticking back together. We strongly advise consulting with a highly experienced plastic surgeon before considering any eye surgery to address concerns and explore the most suitable options.

Lateral canthoplasty is a surgical option suitable for individuals with small or closely set eyes.  Some patients express concern regarding the potential reconnection of tissues at the eye corners after the procedure. Is there a risk of re-adhesion following lateral canthoplasty?  Indeed, there is. Nevertheless, there's no need fto worry about that, as surgeons always take into account the possibility of eye corners reconnecting during the procedure. Additionally, in many instances, both lateral canthoplasty and lower canthoplasty are concurrently performed. This dual approach not only enhances eye size both horizontally and vertically but also diminishes the likelihood of reconnection at the eye corners. We strongly advise consulting with a highly experienced plastic surgeon before considering any eye surgery.

  Lateral canthoplasty is a surgery suitable for small eyes or close-set eyes.  Some of our patients are concerned whether the tissue in the eye corners will stick back together over time. Is there a possibility of re-adhesion after a lateral canthoplasty? Yes, there is.  However, you don’t need to worry about that because the surgeon always considers the possibility of eye corners sticking back when performing the surgery. Also, there are many cases in which a lateral canthoplasty and lower canthoplasty are performed at the same time. Combining these two surgeries not only enlarges the eyes horizontally and vertically but also reduces the possibility of eye corner re-adhesion. We strongly recommend that you consult with a highly experienced plastic surgeon before planning for an eye surgery.

  Lateral canthoplasty is an effective surgery method that creates the incisions at both ends of the eyes.  It is often recommended for those people whose eyes are small in size or there is a little space between eyes. During the consultation some clients are concerned whether the skin will stick together again over time.  What will happen to the eye corners after Lateral canthoplasty? There is a possibility that the eye corner will stick together again after Lateral canthoplasty.  However, there is nothing to be concerned about because the operation is carried out  in consideration of this phenomenon. In addition, there are many cases in which the Lateral canthoplasty is performed  concurrently with the Lateral canthoplasty (lower end of the eye incision).  Combining these two surgeries not only enlarges the width and length of the eyes,  but also reduces the possibility of eye corners sticking together.  We recommend that you plan getting L...