Let's first understand the benefits of opening the corner of your eye. Opening the corner of the eye can make the eyes more beautiful, because it can increase the width and length of the eyes and make them more in line with aesthetic standards. Opening the corner of the eye can also improve epicanthus, lacrimal gland prolapse and other problems, so that the eyes are healthier.
However, there are some potential risks and complications in canthotomy. For example, the nerves and blood vessels around the eyes may be damaged during the operation, resulting in discomfort such as bleeding, infection, pain and swelling. Improper operation may lead to postoperative scar hyperplasia, eyelid drooping and other problems, and repair surgery is needed.
Therefore, before deciding whether to perform canthotomy, you need to carefully evaluate your eye condition and needs. If your epicanthus is serious, or you want to make your eyes brighter and brighter, you can consider opening your eyes. However, if you are afraid of surgery or have low requirements on the effect of surgery, you can also choose not to open canthus surgery.
It is also important to choose regular hospitals and experienced doctors for surgery. The doctor will make a suitable operation plan for you according to your eye conditions and needs, and introduce the operation risks and precautions in detail. At the same time, postoperative care and recovery are also very important, and correct care and recovery should be carried out according to the doctor's advice.
Whether it is better to open the corner of your eye or not depends on your personal situation and doctor's advice. If you want to make your eyes more beautiful and more magical, you can choose to open the corner of your eye; If the requirements for surgery are not very high or you are afraid of surgery, you can choose not to open the canthus surgery. No matter which surgical method you choose, you need to pay attention to choosing regular hospitals and experienced doctors to avoid being infringed by low-cost traps or bad institutions. I hope my experience and suggestions can help you. If you have any questions or need further help, please feel free to contact a doctor or professional organization.