Eye surgery

Epicanthoplasty & canthoplasty

MOOi designs inner, outer, upper and lower corner openings against overall facial proportion rather than simply enlarging the eye, using tension-dispersing incisions to minimise scarring. Surgery takes about an hour.

Who it suits

Short eyes with a covering epicanthal fold
An upturned outer corner that looks harsh
Want a longer eye shape that still looks natural

Technique highlights

Incisions hidden along natural eye folds so scars are barely visible
The orbicularis is fixed to the periosteum to prevent the opening from closing again

Surgical steps

Measure eye length, canthal angle and epicanthal fold
Incise and undermine to reduce tension
Fine suturing kept inside the eye line

Recovery & aftercare

One follow-up visit and stitch removal after seven days
Daily life resumes right away, scars fade over one to three months

Risks & things to consider

Results depend on individual anatomy and after-care.
Every operation carries risks and possible complications; consult a specialist first.
Surgery time and recovery figures come from MOOi's official pages and may change after the doctor's assessment.

Frequently asked questions

How is epicanthoplasty & canthoplasty performed at MOOi?

Who is epicanthoplasty & canthoplasty suitable for?

Short eyes with a covering epicanthal fold · An upturned outer corner that looks harsh · Want a longer eye shape that still looks natural

What stands out about MOOi's approach?

Incisions hidden along natural eye folds so scars are barely visible · The orbicularis is fixed to the periosteum to prevent the opening from closing again

How long does the surgery and recovery take?

One follow-up visit and stitch removal after seven days · Daily life resumes right away, scars fade over one to three months