The Epicanthal fold, commonly known as inner eye corner surgery or opening the inner corner of the eye, is a cosmetic procedure designed to enhance the appearance of the inner eyelid, a feature commonly seen in individuals of East Asian descent.
This surgery involves carefully reshaping the inner corner of the eye to:
It is often performed in combination with double eyelid surgery to achieve more balanced and aesthetically pleasing eyes.
The suitability of inner eye corner surgery depends on the unique shape of the eyes and the overall facial features. Candidates often include those who:
Have a closed inner eye corner, making the eyes appear short, small, or lacking dimension.
Experience mild eye misalignment, where opening the inner corner can enhance the visible white of the eyes and improve overall symmetry.
Desire a more defined eyelid crease, especially for those with naturally wide and large eyes, to create a clear and natural-looking eyelid fold.
Carefully addressing the Epicanthal fold of the eyes, medial epicanthoplasty can enhance the eyes’ size, shape, and expressiveness while maintaining a natural look.
The Epicanthal fold is a delicate procedure, similar to other types of eyelid surgery, and carries potential risks. Careful consideration of both benefits and precautions is essential, and consultation with a qualified surgeon is strongly recommended to ensure safe and satisfactory results.
Carefully weighing these benefits and precautions, and following expert guidance, medial epicanthoplasty can enhance the eyes’ size, shape, and expressiveness while maintaining natural aesthetics.
Inform your surgeon about any pre-existing medical conditions, medications, or dietary supplements you are taking.
Get adequate rest prior to surgery to prepare your body for recovery.
Avoid alcohol for at least two weeks before the procedure.
Consult your surgeon regarding any specific restrictions or additional preparations based on the type of eye surgery you will undergo.
Rest sufficiently, keeping your head elevated for the first 1–2 nights to reduce swelling.
Avoid getting the incision wet until your surgeon advises otherwise.
For minor bleeding, gently dab the area with sterile gauze—do not rub.
Keep the incision clean and take all prescribed medications exactly as instructed.
Apply cold compresses during the first 48 hours after surgery to reduce swelling and discomfort.
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