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'''Canthoplasty''' (and the milder '''canthopexy''') changes the lateral canthus — support, slight lift, tightness. Looksmaxxing buys it as [[canthal tilt]] / “fox eye.” It does not move the bony lateral orbital rim. Overdo it and the eye looks exotic-pulled or the lid won’t close. Pairing with aggressive [[blepharoplasty]] is a known round-eye recipe on a negative vector.
'''Canthoplasty''' (and the milder '''canthopexy''') changes the lateral canthus — support, slight lift, tightness. Looksmaxxing uses it for [[canthal tilt]] / “fox eye.” It does not move the bony lateral orbital rim. Over-tightening can pull the lid or prevent full closure. Combined with aggressive lower [[blepharoplasty]] on a negative [[orbital vector]], round-eye / scleral show is a known pattern.
 
== This wiki's view ==
Support and a few degrees of tilt, not a costume fox-eye. Confirm the bony rim and vector first.


== See also ==
== See also ==

Revision as of 23:48, 10 September 2026

Canthoplasty
Field Medicine
Also known as canthopexy, lateral canthal tightening, fox-eye surgery


Canthoplasty (and the milder canthopexy) changes the lateral canthus — support, slight lift, tightness. Looksmaxxing uses it for canthal tilt / “fox eye.” It does not move the bony lateral orbital rim. Over-tightening can pull the lid or prevent full closure. Combined with aggressive lower blepharoplasty on a negative orbital vector, round-eye / scleral show is a known pattern.

This wiki's view

Support and a few degrees of tilt, not a costume fox-eye. Confirm the bony rim and vector first.

See also