Canthoplasty Surgery
Canthoplasty is an eyelid surgery procedure to correct the shape and position of the eyelids. This procedure is done to correct sagging, protrusion or deformity in the eyelids. Canthoplasty can also help prevent eye dryness, wrinkles around the eyes and other eye health problems by keeping the eyelids working properly.
How Canthoplasty Surgery Is Performed?
Canthoplasty is usually performed under local anesthesia and takes about 1-2 hours. Our doctor makes a small cut on the eyelids, removes excess skin and fatty tissue and reshapes the remaining skin. This procedure improves the tightness and position of the eyelids, resulting in a more youthful and dynamic appearance.
Healing Process
The recovery process after canthoplasty is usually fast and patients are usually discharged on the same day. Our doctor removes the postoperative stitches about a week later and gives special care instructions to the patients.
What To Do
- Applying ice to reduce puffiness around the eyes.
- To follow the recommended bed positions after surgery.
- You can wear sunglasses to protect your eyes from the sun and wind.
What You Should Avoid
- Avoiding substances that come into contact with the eyes, such as not getting water or shampoo in your eyes.
- Intense activities and exercises should be suspended.
- Avoid smoking as the smoke can irritate the eyes.
- Avoiding eye makeup or waiting at least one week after surgery.
- You should avoid rubbing your eyes, this can cause eye infection.
Procedure Duration
1-2 Hours
Accommodation Duration
3-6 Days
Anesthesia
Local Anesthesia
Hospitalization
None