APEX Plastic Surgery Canthoplasty — meticulous work so there is no concern of recurrence over time

Apex Motto

Different skills, different result

Apex plastic surgery & professional and experienced Apex specializes in cosmetic surgeries including
eye surgery, nose surgery, face lifting & anti-aging, and breast surgery

Even over time, concerns of recurrence
Meticulously, so none remains!

APEX's canthoplasty
By performing canthoplasty suited to your eye shape and balance,
Your eyes can be made larger and more open.
Depending on the eye shape you want, one or two canthoplasty procedures can be performed.

Customized
Canthoplasty performed

personalized canthoplasty based on precise analysis and consultation
to create larger, more open eyes.
of double eyelid surgery
Synergy effect

It can be done on its own, but combined with double eyelid surgery,
You can achieve an even more satisfying result.
re-adhering
Preventing side effects

To prevent the side effect of re-adhesion
The skin and muscle are firmly fixed and connected.

APEX Eye Surgery Precision Analysis System

Analysis System

APEX Eye Surgery Precision Analysis System

At APEX Plastic Surgery, surgery is performed after a thorough consultation and detailed analysis.

Drooping and hollowing of the eyes, age-related wrinkles, periorbital fat and other conditions are analyzed precisely
After analysis, surgery is tailored to the individual. To improve the eyes to a natural, ideal shape
this must first be based on a thorough consultation with a specialist and a precise analysis.

Eye shape analysis
Analysis of eye spacing and length
Epicanthal fold / outer corner analysis
Ptosis / pupil analysis
Periocular muscle / fat analysis

APEX Plastic Surgery Canthoplasty — guide to epicanthoplasty, upper, lateral, and lower canthoplasty

Check Point

Does it settle over time?
APEX lateral canthoplasty that resists reattaching

What makes APEX's lateral canthoplasty resistant to reversion?

when surgery is performed without assessing the individual's eye condition, or when during surgery the conjunctiva and skin
If the border area is not sutured precisely, scar tissue can, over time,
returning to the pre-surgery condition of the eyes, or falling short of expectations and voicing dissatisfaction
is often the case.

APEX Plastic Surgery uses techniques that leave less scarring and tissue tethering,
helping raise patient satisfaction.

Eye illustration marking the incision range along the outer corner line. A round callout points to the tissue removal area that promotes adhesion. — re-adhesioninducingTissue removal

Upper-body photo of a female model with long wavy hair in a white sleeveless top, facing the camera

Who?

APEX Canthoplasty
Who is it right for?

Learn who is a candidate for APEX canthoplasty.

01Wanting larger, more open eyes
02Wanting longer, larger eyes
03For those wanting to improve their current eyes
04When you are not satisfied with your eyes after double eyelid surgery
05When you want to adjust the angle of the outer eye corner

Surgery

APEX Canthoplasty surgical method

How is canthoplasty done at APEX?

Epicanthoplasty

An incision follows the shape of the inner corner; the skin is dissected and the epicanthal fold is repositioned or removed.
The extent of the opening can vary with each person's eye shape and structure, but generally an effect of about 1~3mm can be achieved.

Pre-op illustration of eyes looking heavy under a covering epicanthal fold — Before surgery
You have a double eyelid, but
Eyes that look heavy

Eye illustration marked with the epicanthoplasty incision design line — Design
Considering the balance of face and eyes
we design it.

Illustration of the process of incising the epicanthal fold along the inner canthus — Epicanthal fold incision
Inward along the inner canthus
The epicanthal fold is incised.

Illustration of delicate suturing inside the eyelid — Delicate Suturing
So the incision line (scar) stays hidden
sutured inside the eye.

Illustration of eyes enlarged after epicanthoplasty — After surgery
The eyes look bigger and
changes beautifully.

Upper Canthoplasty

This procedure removes the upper portion of the epicanthal fold, lifting the inner corner about 45 degrees upward so that the previously hidden part of the iris is exposed.
Opening the front of the inner corner upward improves both the horizontal width and the shape.

Pre-op illustration of eyes that have a fold but still look heavy — Before surgery
You have a double eyelid, but
Eyes that look heavy

Illustration of eyes marked with the upper canthoplasty design line — Design
Considering the balance of face and eyes
we design it.

Illustration of incising the upper epicanthal fold — Epicanthal fold incision
Inward along the inner canthus
The epicanthal fold is incised.

Illustration of the process of suturing so the incision line stays hidden — Delicate Suturing
So the incision line (scar) stays hidden
sutured inside the eye.

Illustration of the eyes with the iris revealed after upper canthoplasty — After surgery
The eyes look bigger and
changes beautifully.

Lateral Canthoplasty

A horizontal incision is made where the upper and lower lids meet at the outer corner, and suturing extends to the inner conjunctiva.
The incision is placed so as not to injure the ligament that shapes the outer corner; the ligament is repositioned and then sutured.

Pre-op illustration of eyes with a covered outer corner and short horizontal width — Before surgery
The outer corner is closed off,
Eyes that look narrow and closed-off in width

Eye illustration designed after assessing the space available for lateral canthoplasty — Design
skin thickness and the space available for canthoplasty
assessed precisely, then designed.

Illustration of a fine outer incision made along the crow's feet — Micro-incision
Outward along the crow's feet
A micro-incision is made.

Illustration of firm fixation followed by suturing — Delicate Suturing
after firm fixation
It is carefully sutured.

Illustration of eyes opened up after lateral canthoplasty — After surgery
the outer corner opens up
A refreshed, open eye shape is completed.

Lower Canthoplasty

Through a transconjunctival incision under the eye, the fascia beneath the eye is shortened to lower the eye line, then sutured.
Because the angle at the outer corner can be adjusted, upturned corners can be lowered for larger, gentler-looking eyes.

Illustration of an eye marked with the lower canthoplasty design line — Design
Considering the balance of face and eyes
we design it.

Illustration of the procedure: incising inside the conjunctiva and connecting the fascial tissue — Transconjunctival Incision
Incising inside the conjunctiva
connecting the tissue under the cartilage plate with the fascia.

Illustration of the process of pulling at a 45-degree angle and then suturing — Delicate Suturing
pulled at a 45-degree angle, then
It is carefully sutured.

Illustration of the outer corner lowered after inferior canthoplasty — After surgery
the white of the eye is properly exposed
It creates the effect of a lowered outer eye corner.

APEX Plastic Surgery Canthoplasty — meticulous work so there is no concern of recurrence over time

Apex Motto

CustomizedCanthoplasty performed

of double eyelid surgerySynergy effect

re-adheringPreventing side effects

APEX Eye Surgery Precision Analysis System

Analysis System

APEX Eye Surgery Precision Analysis System

APEX Plastic Surgery Canthoplasty — guide to epicanthoplasty, upper, lateral, and lower canthoplasty

Does it settle over time?APEX lateral canthoplasty that resists reattaching

APEX CanthoplastyWho is it right for?

APEX Canthoplasty surgical method

Before surgery

Design

Epicanthal fold incision

Delicate Suturing

After surgery

Before surgery

Design

Epicanthal fold incision

Delicate Suturing

After surgery

Before surgery

Design

Micro-incision

Delicate Suturing

After surgery

Before surgery

Design

Transconjunctival Incision

Delicate Suturing

After surgery

the width and height of the eyeExpanding to fit the proportionsLarge, refined eyes!

Customized
Canthoplasty performed

of double eyelid surgery
Synergy effect

re-adhering
Preventing side effects

Does it settle over time?
APEX lateral canthoplasty that resists reattaching

APEX Canthoplasty
Who is it right for?

the width and height of the eye
Expanding to fit the proportions
Large, refined eyes!