Refine the inner eye contour with a precise approach designed to create greater openness, balance, and natural definition.
What Is Medial Epicanthoplasty?
Medial epicanthoplasty is a surgical procedure that reduces or repositions the epicanthal fold, the skin that partially covers the inner corner of the eye (lacrimal area). This fold can vary in degree, from minimal coverage to more complete concealment of the inner eye. By carefully rearranging this tissue, the procedure helps reveal more of the inner eye and extend the horizontal appearance of the eye shape.
Unlike older techniques that relied on tissue removal and often created visible scarring, modern approaches focus on tissue rearrangement with minimal tension, resulting in a more natural appearance and improved healing.




















