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.
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Source: mooips.com