Category: Inner canthus

First, what is the medial canthus “medial canthus” is to cover the medial canthus vertical to the half-moon skin folds, often from the upper eyelid to the medial canthus continuation…

If you rub the inner corner of the affected eye (i.e., the inner canthus) in the direction of the nose with your finger in a top-to-bottom direction, you can feel…

The medial canthus is a half-moon shaped webbed crease of skin that is located in front of the medial canthus in an oblique or vertical direction. Depending on the orientation…

The presence of canthus affects the size and shape of the eyes and the effect of the eyelid, so as people become more aesthetic, more and more people are accepting…

　　Recently, people who come to us through the internet often send us photos saying that their eyes don’t look good and ask if they can be adjusted. The photos show…

　　Microphthalmia, also known as microphthalmia, is a congenital genetic disorder in which the eyelids are extremely small and the distance between the inner and outer canthus is extremely short. It…

One week before and after double eye surgery

　　The medial canthus is a vertical fold of skin that occurs at the inner canthus and is usually bilateral and congenital. Caucasians have almost no medial canthus, and it is…

 　　The “medial canthus” is a half-moon fold of skin that covers the vertical aspect of the medial canthus and is often formed from the upper lid to the medial canthus.…

       The medial canthus is a webbed fold of skin in front of the medial canthus from the top down or from the bottom up, and is a…