Canthopexy is ideal for individuals who: Notice sagging or downward-slanting outer eyelids, Experience lower eyelid looseness or laxity, Want a subtle, natural lift to the eye corners, Have asymmetry affecting the shape of the eyes, Want to correct eyelid changes caused by ageing, Are looking for improved definition without changing their natural eye identity, Need support for the lower eyelid after another eyelid procedure
Canthopexy is typically performed under local or general anaesthesia and takes around 45–60 minutes. It includes:
Your eyelid support, eye shape, and tendon strength are assessed to determine the ideal lifting technique.
Local or general anaesthesia ensures a comfortable, pain-free experience.
A small incision is made at the outer corner of the eye. The lateral canthal tendon is tightened and secured to lift and support the eyelid.
The incision is carefully sutured to blend with the natural crease, leaving minimal visibility.
No. Canthopexy provides a subtle lift and support while maintaining your natural eye shape and identity.
Results are long-lasting because the tendon support is strengthened surgically. The outcome can last many years.
The incision is placed in a natural crease at the outer corner of the eye, making the scar discreet and barely visible once healed.
Yes. It is often combined with lower blepharoplasty to enhance eyelid support and prevent sagging.
Our surgeons specialise in precision eyelid procedures, ensuring natural, harmonious results with advanced, minimally invasive techniques.
