About this procedure
If you desire larger, more open-looking eyes, Lower Canthoplasty can help enhance the lower outer eye area by gently lowering and repositioning the outer corner of the eye. This procedure creates a softer, wider, and more youthful eye shape while improving overall eye balance and definition. Often combined with other eye surgeries, lower canthoplasty can make the eyes appear brighter, more expressive, and naturally attractive without looking overdone.
Outer Canthoplasty vs. Lower Canthoplasty
Outer Canthoplasty
Pulls the outer corner of the eye horizontally, lengthening the eye from side to side.
Lower Canthoplasty
Pulls the outer corner of the eye downward, increasing the vertical height of the eye.
Benefits
Benefits
Corrects "rounded" or sagging lower eyelid shape, restoring a more almond/elongated look
Reduces visible white space below the iris (scleral show), which can make eyes look overly round or surprised
Improves lower lid contour and angle, giving a more youthful, lifted appearance