DOUBLE EYELIDS
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Double eyelid surgery is a cosmetic procedure that creates a double eyelid crease by securing the eyelid with sutures or making an incision. Depending on the surgical technique, your ideal double eyelid shape can be maintained semi-permanently.
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A small area of skin at the inner corner of the eye (the medial canthal tarsal aponeurosis) is incised and, if necessary, partially removed to create larger, more attractive-looking eyes.
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This procedure enlarges the eyes by making an incision at the outer corner and lowering the lower eyelid line. Creating a slightly downturned eye shape can give the eyes a softer, gentler, and more comforting appearance.
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Lateral canthoplasty is a cosmetic procedure that makes the eyes appear wider horizontally. By shortening the visual distance between the outer corners of the eyes and the temples, it may also help the face appear smaller.
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Sub-Brow Incision is a surgical procedure in which an incision is made along the lower edge of the eyebrow to remove excess and sagging skin. This helps reduce heaviness in the upper eyelids and creates a naturally youthful eye area. The scar is generally well concealed by the eyebrow, making it less noticeable.
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This treatment combines lateral canthoplasty, lower eyelid lowering, and under-eye fat removal. Because the procedure lowers the lower eyelid itself, the adjustment point can be selected to avoid creating an excessively downturned appearance. It creates beautifully balanced, elongated almond-shaped eyes, making them appear larger and giving them a softer, gentler look.
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Orbital rim contouring is a procedure that reshapes the bony rim surrounding the eyes. By carefully reducing prominent areas of bone, it can soften uneven contours and create a smoother appearance.
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ROOF Resection is a procedure that removes the ROOF (retro-orbicularis oculi fat), which is mainly distributed from the center of the upper eyelid toward the outer corner and can cause the eyes to appear heavy or puffy.
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Lateral canthal ligament repositioning is a procedure that changes the shape of the eyes by repositioning the tendon at the outer corner. It adjusts the angle and contour of the outer eye area at a structural level, creating a softer and gentler, slightly downturned appearance.
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Brow bone contouring is a procedure that reduces prominent brow bones. Smoothing the contour from the forehead to the eye area can soften the appearance of protrusion and create a rounder, more feminine forehead profile.
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