Non-Incisional Ptosis Correction and Mango Canthoplasty (Lateral and Lower Canthoplasty)

* Basic Information

# Female in her 30s

# Eye-opening strength: Slightly weak

# Appearance: The outer corners look closed off and stifled

* Consultation

# The patient wanted to improve her sleepy and tired-looking impression caused by weak eye-opening strength.

# Simultaneously, she wanted to make her small-looking eyes larger, so we planned a combined lateral and lower canthoplasty.

* Plan

# Non-incisional ptosis correction

# Mango Canthoplasty (Dual canthoplasty, lateral and lower canthoplasty)

* Post-operative Progress

# The eyelid line is now clearly defined, and the sleepy look has been improved.

# By opening the outer corners of the eyes, the previously closed-off look has become larger and more refreshed. :)

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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

When is non-incisional ptosis correction considered?

Non-incisional ptosis correction may be considered when you want to improve a sleepy or tired impression due to weak eye-opening strength. In this post, non-incisional ptosis correction was planned to improve the sleepy appearance in a 30-year-old woman with slightly weak eye-opening strength.

What effects does Mango Epicanthoplasty (lateral canthoplasty + lower canthoplasty) provide?

Mango Epicanthoplasty (lateral canthoplasty + lower canthoplasty) makes small eyes appear larger and improves the stuffy impression caused by blocked outer corners of the eyes, giving a refreshing look. In actual cases, the eyes appeared larger and more refreshed as the outer corners were opened.

Can non-incisional ptosis correction and Mango Epicanthoplasty be performed together?

Yes, they can be performed together. In the case of the 30-year-old woman in the post, non-incisional ptosis correction and Mango Epicanthoplasty (lateral canthoplasty + lower canthoplasty) were planned and performed together to improve eye-opening strength and make the eyes larger.

Is Mango Epicanthoplasty the same as Dual Epicanthoplasty?

Yes, in the post, Mango Epicanthoplasty is explained as Dual Epicanthoplasty or lateral canthoplasty + lower canthoplasty. This refers to a surgery that simultaneously opens the outer and lower corners of the eye, helping to make the eyes larger and more refreshed.

What is the progress after surgery?

One month after surgery, the lines become clearer, and the sleepy appearance improves. Additionally, as the outer corners of the eyes are opened, you can see a change where the previously blocked eyes appear larger and more refreshed.

What are the possible complications or side effects after surgery?

Complications and side effects such as bleeding, inflammation, infection, and asymmetry may occur after surgery. These may vary depending on the individual, so caution is required, and it is important to consult sufficiently with a specialist before surgery.