Epicanthoplasty is a procedure
that opens the inner corner of the eyes
by releasing the epicanthal fold,
helping widen the horizontal eye length.
However, when overcorrected,
it can create an unnatural or sharp appearance
and may also lead to visible scarring.
That’s why some patients choose epicanthoplasty revision
to restore overall balance and improve facial harmony.
Today, we’ll look at a real Sinsa epicanthoplasty revision case
and explore what changed after the procedure.
“When is epicanthoplasty revision needed?”
When the lacrimal caruncle—
the pink inner corner tissue of the eye—
is excessively exposed beyond about 50–70%,
the eyes may appear hollow or overly sharp.
In these cases, revision surgery can help restore
the exposure to a more natural range
and soften the inner eye contour.
*The photos were taken and published with patient consent,
and results and recovery may vary by individual.
“What was the condition before revision?”
✔️ Excessive exposure of the inner eye corners
✔️ Eyes appeared overly spread outward
✔️ The eye shape created a somewhat sharp impression
Although the eyes themselves were relatively large,
the overall eye balance appeared disrupted.
This Sinsa epicanthoplasty revision
focused on naturally restoring coverage
to the inner eye structure.
“Sinsa epicanthoplasty revision —
what matters more than reviews”
Before surgery,
there are several important factors
that should be carefully considered.
At LUHO Plastic Surgery,
epicanthoplasty revision is planned
by analyzing inner eye balance
and each individual’s eye shape flow
to restore natural harmony.
*The photos were taken and published with patient consent,
and results and recovery may vary by individual.
“Key changes after epicanthoplasty revision”
???? Softer and more refined inner eye contour
???? Eyes appear more centered and balanced
???? A clearer yet more natural overall impression
By gently restoring the flow of the epicanthal fold
and repositioning the starting point inward,
the balance of the eyes became more stable.
Rather than making the eyes appear smaller,
this case focused on improving definition and balance
in a natural, subtle way.
“Sinsa epicanthoplasty revision
focused on harmony rather than expansion”
Epicanthoplasty revision should begin
with a design focused on harmony
between the eyes and the overall face.
In this case,
the facial structure and eye shape were carefully analyzed
before reorganizing the inner eye structure
to create a more natural and defined appearance.
At LUHO,
where facial balance comes first,
we hope you begin your next transformation with confidence.
