Incisional eye-opening correction and lateral canthoplasty: three months · Case 091

Looking at the photographs

The patient described eyelid skin covering the eyes more in photographs and increasingly overlapping creases. The account confirms an incisional eye-opening correction combined with lateral canthoplasty, with a request for a natural appearance. At one week, as swelling settled, the patient noticed a slight difference between the crease positions and reported having the left eyelid corrected again. The two-week account explains that left-side stitches were removed a week later than those on the right, with more swelling remaining on that side. Some swelling persisted at one month. At two and three months, the patient felt there was little swelling left and was satisfied with a more alert appearance.

Treatment details

Lighting, camera angle, expression and makeup vary between photographs. The follow-up labels follow the clinic-supplied folders. Procedure and recovery details are drawn from the accompanying patient account, not an operative report.

Collection reference: ANS-091