Cat Eye or Fox Eye Lift

Everyone wishes they had more attractive eyes and deeper gazes. One of the most recent eye surgery procedures performed around the world is almond or cat-eye surgery. A Cat Eye or Fox Eye Lift is a procedure that is most commonly performed on younger women who prefer a strong windswept brow or on anyone who has heavy upper eyelid skin. Although this surgery can be performed on any eye shape, the almond-shaped eye is in harmony with the brow (and midface) angle.

Although such applications appear to be simple and beautiful, they are very complex.

The lift can be done in a variety of methods. Threading is one alternative, but it does not appear to be a long-term solution; however, it can be done in the office under local anesthesia.

How long will the effects last? 

The results of your Cat Eye Lift will persist for a certain amount of time, depending on the procedure employed. Threads usually last between 3 and 12 months if you choose to have them. The surgical procedure will give you results that will last on average four years.

Will there be any visible scars after my Cat Eye Lift surgery?

A scar forms whenever the skin is cut. Incision healing is affected by a variety of factors, including surgical technique, infection prevention, stress reduction, patient nutrition, and smoking (before or after surgery), among others.

Your plastic surgeon will explain all sites of an incision during your consultation so that you know where to expect scars if any.

How is this incision performed?

This sort of incision is a surgical procedure is carried out with anesthetics to the area where the treatment will be performed. The fixation of the ligaments on the outer margins of the eye to the bone at this point by drawing it higher is known as cat-eye aesthetics. As a result, the eyes seems more slanted and prominent. The procedure does not necessitate hospitalization, and the patient can return home afterwards. Special stitches are generally employed when it comes to almond eye attractiveness. Because these particular seams are self-melting, no stitches are required. During this time, the patient is free to return to work and go about his routine.