What is 'big-eye' surgery? Combining the structural changes that make eyes look bigger
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#BigEyeApproach #EyelidSurgery #EyeSurgery #MedialEpicanthoplasty #UpperEpicanthoplasty #LateralCanthoplasty #LowerCanthoplasty #DoubleEyelidSurgery #PtosisCorrection #SubBrowLift #LowerBlepharoplasty #UnderEyeFatRepositioning #FatRemoval #ParkCheolheum #JAYJUNPlasticSurgeryAndDermatology
Subscribe to JAYJUN Talks / @jayjunplasticsurgery9968 ※ Plastic surgery may cause side effects such as inflammation, bleeding, bruising or nerve damage, depending on the individual. Please be aware of these risks. ※ The photos in this video are used with the patients’ consent. ‘My eyes deserve more than being hidden away…☆’ Inner, outer, upper, lower—why do my eyes look so closed in? ‘Doctor, I want much bigger-looking eyes!’ Here is Dr. Park Cheolheum of JAYJUN Plastic Surgery explaining the ‘big-eye’ approach and its four directions. Inner corner → a restrictive epicanthal fold → medial epicanthoplasty. Upper area → sagging, thick upper eyelids or entropion → double-eyelid surgery and ptosis correction. Outer area → sagging skin → double-eyelid surgery, a sub-brow lift, lateral canthoplasty. Lower area → under-eye bulging or little visible white of the eye → lower canthoplasty, under-eye fat repositioning, lower blepharoplasty, fat removal. What is the ‘big-eye’ approach, then? It removes the causes that make the eyes look small, rather than enlarging the eyes themselves! Want to know whether your eyes have room to look larger? Watch the video now! Join JAYJUN Talks✧*.◟(ˊᗨˋ)◞.*✧