Epicanthoplasty
Epicanthoplasty is a delicate surgical procedure that modifies the epicanthal fold — the skin fold covering the inner corner of the eye. It widens the inner canthal area to create a larger, more defined eye appearance while preserving natural facial harmony.
Personalised Surgical Consultation
Each procedure is custom-designed following an in-depth analysis of the medial canthal anatomy, fold type, and the patient's aesthetic expectations for naturally enhanced eye width.
- Inner Corner Opening: Exposes the inner canthus for a wider eye look.
- Fold Reduction: Minimizes the epicanthal fold to improve eye definition.
- Scar Minimization: Advanced techniques ensure discreet, hidden incisions.
- Combined Approach: Often paired with double eyelid surgery for best results.
Benefits of Epicanthoplasty
Enhances eye width and brightness while achieving a natural, harmonious look that complements other facial features beautifully.
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Wider Eye Appearance
Opens the inner corner for a larger, brighter eye effect.
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Improved Symmetry
Creates balanced and proportionate eye spacing.
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Natural Enhancement
Refines eye shape while maintaining ethnic identity.
Epicanthoplasty is suitable for individuals with prominent epicanthal folds who desire wider-looking eyes or a more defined inner canthal area while preserving their natural appearance.
Mild swelling and redness around the inner eye area are expected for 7-10 days. Sutures are typically removed within a week, and most patients return to normal activities within 10-14 days.
Early results are visible within 2-3 weeks. Final results with mature scars and refined eye contour become apparent at 3-6 months post-surgery.