Unlike traditional canthoplasty techniques that often leave bumpy scars on the conjunctiva or the outer corner of the eye, incisions are made just below the eyelashes, making scars less visible compared to other methods. Since the incision line runs parallel to the skin texture and wrinkles, it becomes less noticeable over time.



While stitches that are externally visible may temporarily appear as scars after removal, the incision area will gradually heal, becoming smaller and less noticeable.

If only the upper eyelid is corrected, it can create a youthful and refreshed look, but it does not improve sagging lower eyelids, bulges, or tear troughs. Since various aging processes affect the skin around the eyes, combining upper and lower eyelid surgery produces the best results.

This surgery does not fundamentally change the orbicularis oculi muscle, but since the eye corner is anchored to the inner periosteum, there might be slight unnaturalness in the early healing period. As the swelling subsides and time passes, it becomes more natural.



Other clinics often anchor the lower eyelid center, which can interfere with muscle movement and look awkward. However, Lovely Eye Surgery anchors to the periosteum in line with muscle fibers, resulting in less discomfort when smiling. This initial symptom also improves over time.

This sensation is completely natural as the eye corner is fixed to the periosteum while elongated. It usually improves within 1–2 weeks post-surgery, although it may last a bit longer depending on the surgery's intensity.



This pulling sensation will naturally fade over time, so there’s no need to be overly concerned.