When Should You Get Mango Canthoplasty?

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This is Vibe Plastic Surgery.

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When looking at patients who visit our clinic for consultations,

many are unsure about the difference between lateral and lower canthoplasty,

or have many questions about canthoplasty in general.

Today, we will explain canthoplasty and Vibe's exclusive technique,

'Mango Canthoplasty.'

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What is Canthoplasty?

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Canthoplasty surgeries

largely include epicanthoplasty, lateral canthoplasty, upper canthoplasty, and lower canthoplasty.

Canthoplasty is a surgical method that extends the horizontal or vertical length of the eyes

to create a clearer and more refreshing eye shape,

effectively improving your overall appearance.

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Epicanthoplasty (Inner Canthoplasty)

When the distance between the eyes is wide or there is a Mongolian fold at the inner corners,

this surgery improves the condition and extends

the horizontal length of the eyes.

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Upper Canthoplasty

Upper canthoplasty is recommended when the skin heavily covers the inner corners of the eyes

or when the eye shape is narrow and sharp.

It is a surgical method that raises the inner corner of the eye,

opening it at a 45-degree angle based on the starting point of the eye.

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If the eyes are small and only epicanthoplasty is performed,

it can easily result in a sharp-looking eye shape,

so it should be performed together with upper canthoplasty

to achieve much better results.

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Lateral Canthoplasty (Outer Canthoplasty)

This surgical method lowers upward-slanting outer corners that can make you look fierce,

improving your appearance into

a much softer impression.

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Lower Canthoplasty

It is a surgery that pulls the outer corner vertically downward

to extend the vertical length of the eye,

improving a fierce impression into a bright eye shape

and a soft, gentle look.

This is the surgical method used for such improvements.

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In the case of canthoplasty, if you do not consider the condition of the eyes

and focus only on creating the line,

it can actually ruin your eye shape.

Therefore, a thorough diagnosis must be conducted

to select the appropriate method according to each individual's eye condition.

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Vibe's Exclusive Canthoplasty, 'Mango Canthoplasty'?

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Vibe's exclusive Mango Canthoplasty

not only extends the length of the eye but also expands the vertical size.

Through customized angle adjustment, it improves the eyes into

a naturally round shape rather than a sharp one.

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Who is a good candidate for Mango Canthoplasty?

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✔ Those who want a refreshing eye shape

✔ Those who want a gentle eye shape

✔ Those who have a fierce impression due to their outer eye corners

✔ Those with short and stuffy-looking eyes

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Reasons to Choose Mango Canthoplasty

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When lateral canthoplasty is performed alone

or only lateral + lower canthoplasty is performed,

the lower part inevitably becomes horizontal.

Therefore, to create a prettier eye shape than the conventional lateral and lower canthoplasty,

after much deliberation, Vibe's exclusive canthoplasty technique,

'Mango Canthoplasty,' was created.

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Advantages of Mango Canthoplasty

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✔ Completion of larger and more refreshing eyes

✔ Performed non-incisionally, reducing the burden of scarring

✔ Fast surgery and recovery

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Frequently Asked Questions About Canthoplasty

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01. Does lateral canthoplasty attach back together over time?

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To prevent the eyes from reverting to their original state, Vibe

performs the surgery considering the eye shape and tissue condition,

and uses firm periosteal fixation so that even as time passes,

we perform a canthoplasty that does not attach back together.

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02. Does canthoplasty leave a lot of scars?

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Vibe Plastic Surgery

places sutures in inconspicuous areas

so that the surgery leaves no visible traces.

In addition, we use special suturing to prevent adhesions,

so you do not need to worry about scarring or adhesions.

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03. Is it a side effect if the Aegyo-sal (under-eye fat) rolls up after lower canthoplasty?

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The hard part felt in the lower eyelid

is called the tarsal plate. Because lower canthoplasty

is a surgery that fixes this tarsal plate

to the lower septum or periosteum and pulls it down,

the skin and tissue naturally bunch up in the Aegyo-sal area.

Therefore, it is difficult to call it a side effect,

and you can consider it an accompanying phenomenon

where the flesh unintentionally bunches up in proportion to the lower canthoplasty.

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In the case of canthoplasty, even a 1mm difference can lead to different results,

so highly precise surgery is required.

Therefore, we advise you to find a place that establishes an ideal surgical plan like our clinic

and check if they perform surgical methods tailored to each individual

before making your final choice.

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#Vibe is different. Vibe stands out.

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