FOX EYE-ALMOND EYE
Although beauty is a subjective definition that varies from person to person, some beauty criteria are determined by scientific measures. The eyes that reflect our hearts also have their part in defining science. Eye aesthetics according to scientific criteria; its outer corner is 4 degrees higher than its inner corner. In other words, slitted eyes that point slightly upwards are considered beautiful.
These beautiful eyes, determined by science, are also called “almond eyes”. Curved slightly upwards, large eyes create a more meaningful look. Although everyone's understanding of beauty is different, almond eye aesthetics is one of the most sought-after operations. The eyes are pulled upwards according to the patient's facial features. Like all aesthetics, eye aesthetics are individual. The almond eye aesthetic is preferred by women between the ages of 25 and 45 and gives deeper looks and more attractive looks.
A small incision is made in the outer corner of the eye. Through this incision the eye is pulled slightly higher and sutured using 3-4 stitches using specially designed thin threads. In some patients the ends of the eyebrows look downwards, if this is the case the ends of the eyebrows are also pulled up.
Three problem areas are solved in one procedure: Drooping ends of the eyebrows and the outer corners of the eyes are lifted and the lower eyelid is also tightened.
For a perfect result, patients who suffer from drooping should also have the upper eyelid operated on.
RISKS AND RECOVERY
No hospital stay is necessary after the operation. Instead of a bandage, a small band is used. The stitches are removed 3-4 days after the operation. Thanks to a special technique, there are no visible scars. Two days after the operation, the face can be washed and the eyes can be lightly made up. However, you should wait a while before applying more make-up and heavy eye make-up.
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