Eye incision and suspension eye correction

By incising the outer corner of the eye, the outer whites of the eyes are widened, giving the impression of large, slit eyes.
At the same time, the position of the ligament on the outer corner of the eye is shifted downward, changing the harsh impression of the hanging eyes to a gentle impression.

Recommended for this type of person

For those who want to make their eyes look bigger.
Those who wish to widen the width of their eyes
For those who want to give a gentle impression around the eyes
For those who want to have long, slit eyes.

Features of this hospital

A common incision at the outer corner of the eye is often performed by making a horizontal incision at the outer corner of the eye and slightly trimming the skin on the outer corner of the eye.
However, the red area of the conjunctiva on the outer corner of the eye may be visible, or the shape of the outer corner of the eye may become rounded, and the eye is no longer naturally slit and beautiful.
Therefore, our clinic performs a technique in which the outer corner of the eye is widened slightly downward without making an incision in the gray line, making the outer white part of the eye appear larger.
To further correct the suspension, the ligament is moved and firmly sutured to the periosteum.
Since no incision is made in the gray line, postoperative downtime is shorter and scars are less noticeable.

-surgery art of war

incision at the outer corner of the eye

I. resection
II. Suture

correcting a hangnail

I. resection
II. Suture

(medical) case

-David Correcting Suspended Eyes

Upper: before surgery Lower: 3 months
Upper: before surgery Lower: 3 months
very day
1 week later
After 1 month
After 3 months

Postoperative course and follow-up

Treatment Time: 30-40 minutes

Postoperative hospital visit: Required 1 week after surgery
Stitches are removed after 1 week (2 weeks in some cases)

Postoperative swelling: Noticeable swelling is about 1 week.
About 1 month to settle down (individual differences)

Treatment on the day of counseling: possible

Necessity of hospitalization: nashi (Pyrus pyrifolia, esp. var. culta)

anesthesia: Combination of ophthalmic anesthesia, cream anesthesia, laughing gas anesthesia, and local anesthesia

shower: Possible from the same day, and the wound can be wet from the next day.

make: Eye makeup can be applied after stitches are removed.

face-washing: Available from the next day

Charge

incision at the outer corner of the eye: 330,000 yen

correcting a hangnail: 385,000 yen

: All prices include tax.

Postoperative risks and side effects

-Philadelphia swelling: The swelling of an incision at the corner of the eye often goes down relatively quickly; after a week or so, the swelling will subside considerably. However, it takes about 3 months for the swelling to completely subside.

-Postoperative Postoperative retroversion: Retroversion may occur due to postoperative shrinkage of the flaws.
There is a limit to how much the outer corner of the eye can be widened due to individual differences, but if you are concerned about retroversion, we will consult with you to correct the problem.

-Postoperative Postoperative left-right difference: Postoperatively, there is a possibility of a left-right difference.
Perfect symmetry can be very difficult to achieve depending on the preoperative facial condition.
If this is a concern, we will correct it after 3 months postoperatively.

-Redness of scars Scar redness: Scars will be slightly reddish until about 3 to 6 months. Thereafter, it will gradually settle to the color of the skin over time. Depending on the skin type, there is a slight possibility of scarring. If it is too bothersome, we will correct it.

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