Asymmetry Correction via Non-incisional Ptosis Correction, Epicanthoplasty, and Lateral/Lower Canthoplasty (Mango-Tuck)

* Basic Information

# Female in her 20s

# History of natural adhesion surgery several years ago (+)

# Primary Concerns and Desired Improvements

- Wants to improve loose eyelid lines and a sleepy appearance.

- The right eye is smaller, making the asymmetry very noticeable.

- Desires a longer horizontal eye width.

* Consultation

# Although she previously underwent non-incisional natural adhesion, the lines have become loose and her eyes look sleepy. She wants more defined lines through revision surgery.

# Her biggest stress factor is that her right eye is consistently smaller, causing significant asymmetry.

# We planned to achieve longer-looking eyes through canthoplasty.

* Surgical Plan

# Non-incisional Ptosis Correction (Revision)

# Epicanthoplasty (Upper-cut)

# Mango-Tuck (Lateral and Lower Canthoplasty)

* Post-operative Progress

Symmetry was achieved by performing ptosis correction differently on each side. You can see that the right eye, which previously looked smaller, has become larger.

The epicanthoplasty released the Mongolian fold, and the lateral/lower canthoplasty extended the horizontal width, resulting in a much more refreshed and open appearance.

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Complications and side effects such as bleeding, inflammation, infection, and asymmetry may occur after surgery depending on the individual, and caution is required.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is asymmetrical eye correction performed?

In this case, asymmetrical eyes were corrected through non-incisional ptosis correction revision surgery, epicanthoplasty, and mango canthoplasty (lateral canthoplasty + lower canthoplasty). Specifically, different ptosis correction procedures were performed on the left and right eyes to ensure symmetry, and canthoplasty was used to lengthen the horizontal width of the eyes.

I've had eye surgery before; is revision surgery possible?

Yes, it is possible. The patient in this case also had natural adhesion surgery several years ago but underwent revision surgery due to loose lines and a sleepy appearance. It is important to consult with a specialist to accurately diagnose your current eye condition.

What are the effects of mango canthoplasty?

Mango canthoplasty refers to lateral and lower canthoplasty, which helps create a refreshing eye shape by lengthening the horizontal width of the eyes. In this case, mango canthoplasty also helped achieve a wider, more open eye shape.

Is it possible to correct asymmetrical eyes with non-incisional ptosis correction?

Yes, it is possible. In this case, different ptosis correction procedures were performed on the left and right eyes to make the smaller-looking right eye larger, thereby achieving symmetry for asymmetrical eyes. Correction is fully possible with a non-incisional method.

When can I see changes after surgery?

In this case, changes from ptosis correction and canthoplasty could be observed through photos taken 2 months after surgery. The smaller-looking right eye became larger, and the horizontal width of the eyes lengthened, resulting in a more refreshed eye shape.