Almond Eye (Enhance Eye Shape For A Softer And More Defined Look) [Bahcelievler]

· Those in Istanbul looking to achieve a more lifted and elongated eye shape.
· Those who want to reduce a tired or sad-looking eye appearance.
· Those who want to correct drooping or downward-slanting outer eye corners.
· Those who want to improve lower eyelid support and contour.
· Those who want long-lasting enhancement of eye aesthetics.

Almond Eye, medically known as canthoplasty or canthopexy, is a cosmetic eye-contouring procedure designed to subtly elevate the outer corners of the eyes and create a more elongated, lifted, and youthful eye shape. The procedure reshapes the lateral canthal area (outer eye corner) to produce an almond-shaped appearance while maintaining natural facial harmony. Beyond aesthetic enhancement, the procedure can also improve lower eyelid positioning and support in suitable candidates. By correcting drooping outer eye corners, excessive scleral show (visible white beneath the iris), or lower eyelid laxity, Almond Eye surgery can help create a more refreshed, alert, and balanced facial expression. Depending on the technique used, results may last for several years or be considered permanent.

Almond Eye works by modifying the position and support of the lateral canthus, which is the outer junction where the upper and lower eyelids meet. The procedure focuses on adjusting the canthal tendon and surrounding connective tissues responsible for maintaining eyelid shape and tension. In a canthopexy procedure, the doctor reinforces and elevates the existing canthal tendon without cutting it. Specialized sutures are used to suspend and secure the outer eye corner to the periosteum (the connective tissue covering the orbital bone), creating a subtle lifting effect while preserving natural anatomy. This technique is generally less invasive and suitable for patients requiring mild to moderate correction.

In a canthoplasty procedure, the lateral canthal tendon is surgically released, repositioned, and tightened at a higher or more aesthetically favorable location. Fine surgical instruments and precision sutures are used to reshape the eye contour and improve eyelid support. This approach allows for greater structural modification and is often recommended for patients with significant drooping, eyelid laxity, or lower eyelid retraction. The procedure is typically performed under local anesthesia with sedation or intravenous (IV) sedation. Small incisions are strategically placed within natural eyelid creases or hidden inside the eyelid to minimize visible scarring.

1. Consultation and assessment will be conducted.
2. Treatment planning and surgical markings will be performed.
3. Local anesthesia will be administered.
4. Small incisions will be made at the outer corner of the eye.
5. The lateral canthal tendon will be accessed, and tendon will be repositioned.
6. Eyelid symmetry will be assessed.
7. Incisions will be closed with fine sutures.
8. Post-care instructions will be provided.

<Advantages>
· Enhances eye definition and contour
· Creates a more lifted eye appearance
· Improves facial harmony and balance
· Reduces tired-looking eyes
· Reduces excessive scleral show
· Improves lower eyelid support
· Corrects downward-slanting eye corners
· Leaves minimal visible scarring

<Limitations>
· Not suitable for all eye shapes or anatomical conditions
· Swelling, bruising, dry eyes, light sensitivity, mild discomfort, or numbness may occur

· Avoid smoking and alcohol for at least 1 to 2 weeks before surgery
· Avoid blood-thinning medications for at least 7 to 10 days before surgery
· Avoid wearing contact lenses on the day of the surgery
· Fasting may be required for at least 6 to 8 hours before surgery

· Apply cold compress for at least 48 hours after surgery
· Sleep with the head elevated for at least 2 weeks after surgery
· Avoid rubbing the eye area and wearing makeup for at least for 2 weeks after surgery

Q1: What is the difference between canthoplasty and canthopexy?
A1: Canthopexy reinforces and elevates the existing canthal tendon without cutting it, while canthoplasty involves surgically repositioning and tightening the tendon for a more significant change.

Q2: Does Almond Eye surgery leave scars?
A2: Almond Eye involves small incisions that are usually hidden within natural eyelid creases or concealed areas, making scars minimal and often barely noticeable after healing.

Q3: How long do Almond Eye surgery results last?
A3: Results from Almond Eye can last for many years and may be considered permanent depending on the surgical technique and individual factors.

Q4: Does Almond Eye surgery look natural?
A4: When performed by a qualified doctor, Almond Eye is designed to enhance eye shape while maintaining a natural-looking and balanced appearance.

Q5: Is Almond Eye surgery reversible?
A5: Reversing Almond Eye can be challenging, especially after structural canthoplasty. Patients should discuss their desired outcomes thoroughly before undergoing the procedure.

[Clinic Name] Memorial Bahcelievler Hospital
[Location] Istanbul, Turkey
[Nearest Stations / Attractions] Surrounded by various tourist attractions, the hospital is 9 minutes drive from Istanbul Metro Ataköy-Şirinevler station
[Clinic Opening Time] Monday to Sunday (24 hrs)

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