Board-certified care · Seomyeon, Busan
Lower Canthoplasty in Busan, Korea
Lower Canthoplasty in Busan, Korea at T&T Plastic Surgery Seomyeon is designed to adjust the lower outer eye corner and create a softer, more balanced eye shape with improved harmony.
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Board-certified plastic surgeons
KSAPS
Full members
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English-friendly support
7–10
Typical days in Busan
What Is Lower Canthoplasty?
Lower Canthoplasty is a surgical procedure that modifies the lower outer corner of the eye by adjusting the position and angle of the lower eyelid line. The procedure is designed to create a smoother downward extension of the eye shape and improve overall eye proportions. The technique is carefully planned based on the patient's natural eye direction, eyelid structure, and desired aesthetic outcome.
- Daily activities
- Most resume in 2–4 weeks
- Final result
- Settles over 1–3 months
- Stay in Busan
- Around 7–10 days
- Consultation
- Surgeon-led, in English support
Why patients choose lower canthoplasty
- Create a softer eye appearance
- Improve upward-slanting eyes
- Make the eyes appear longer vertically
- Refine the lower eye contour
- Achieve more balanced eye proportions
- Enhance overall facial harmony
Refining the Lower Eye Contour for Softer and More Balanced Eyes at T&T Plastic Surgery Seomyeon
The lower eye contour plays an important role in creating the overall impression of the eyes. For patients who feel their eyes appear too narrow, upward-slanted, or lack balance, Lower Canthoplasty is an eye contouring procedure designed to adjust the lower outer corner of the eyes and create a softer, more elongated, and harmonious eye shape.
At T&T Plastic Surgery Seomyeon, each lower canthoplasty procedure is customized according to eye angle, eyelid structure, facial proportions, and individual aesthetic goals. The clinic focuses on natural-looking eye refinement that enhances eye harmony while preserving each patient's unique facial characteristics for both local and international patients.
Is it right for you?
Who Is a Good Candidate for Lower Canthoplasty?
During consultation, the surgeon evaluates eye angle, lower eyelid position, eye width, and facial balance to determine whether lower canthoplasty is appropriate.
- Upward-slanting eye shape
- Narrow lower eye opening
- Desire for a softer eye impression
- Imbalanced upper and lower eye contours
- Short-looking eyes
- Need for additional refinement with other eye procedures
Not sure yet?
Send a photo on WhatsApp and your surgeon will tell you honestly whether lower canthoplasty is the right option — or whether something simpler would do.
How it works
How Is Lower Canthoplasty Performed?
During Lower Canthoplasty, a carefully planned incision is made near the outer lower eyelid area. The surgeon adjusts the lower eyelid tissues to create a smoother and more balanced eye contour.
The amount of adjustment is customized to avoid excessive exposure of the lower eye area or an unnatural appearance.
- Lowering and reshaping the outer eye angle
- Improving lower eyelid contour
- Creating a softer eye direction
- Enhancing vertical eye openness
- Maintaining natural eyelid function
Benefits
Benefits of Lower Canthoplasty
Lower Canthoplasty can provide subtle improvements to eye shape and facial balance.
Improved eye angle
More balanced eye proportions
Reduced sharp or upward eye appearance
Enhanced harmony with other eye procedures
Natural-looking refinement
The goal is to create a smoother and more attractive eye shape while maintaining natural expressions.
Recovery
What to Expect During Recovery
Recovery after Lower Canthoplasty varies depending on individual healing and whether other eye procedures are performed together.
- Swelling and bruising may occur around the lower eyelid area
- Mild tightness or discomfort may be experienced
- Eye care instructions should be followed carefully
- Sutures may be removed if applicable
- Swelling gradually improves
- Lower eye contour begins to look more natural
- Most patients return to normal daily activities
- Incision areas continue to soften
- Eye shape becomes more refined
- Final results become increasingly visible
- Following your surgeon's post-operative instructions is essential for achieving stable and natural-looking results.
Follow your surgeon’s aftercare instructions and attend follow-up visits for stable results.
For international patients
Your lower canthoplasty journey to Busan
Busan has become a popular destination for international patients seeking advanced eye plastic surgery in a comfortable medical environment.
- 01
Online assessment
Send photos via WhatsApp or the form. Your surgeon suggests a plan.
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Quote & dates
Receive a cost estimate and plan your surgery date around your trip.
- 03
In-person consult
Your surgeon examines you and agrees the final design with you.
- 04
Treatment & follow-up
Check-ups and aftercare at the clinic in Seomyeon.
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Fly home
Leave with an aftercare plan and online follow-up.
Why patients choose Busan
- Experienced plastic surgeons
- Advanced surgical techniques
- Personalized eye design
- Convenient transportation
- Comfortable recovery surroundings
- Easy access to hotels, restaurants, and shopping areas
7–10 days
Typical stay in Busan for follow-ups and early recovery
Seomyeon
Central Busan — hotels, pharmacies and transport nearby
EN support
English-friendly coordinators and WhatsApp messaging
Your surgeons
You meet your surgeon, not a salesperson
Both directors are board-certified plastic surgeons and members of Korea’s leading aesthetic and eye plastic surgery societies.
Chief Director · Board-certified
Dr. Tae Ho Kim
- Former plastic surgeon, Newline & The Face Plastic Surgery
- Lifetime member, Korean Society of Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeons (KSPRS)
- Full member, Korean Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (KSAPS)
- Full member, Eye Plastic Surgery Research Society
Chief Director · Board-certified
Dr. Geun Tae Kim
- Former director, Liting, Haneul & The Face Plastic Surgery
- Lifetime member, KSPRS
- Full member, KSAPS
- Full member, Korean Cleft Palate–Craniofacial Association
Detailed eye structure evaluation
Customized surgical planning
Natural eye contour design
Precise lower eyelid techniques
Comprehensive recovery management
English-friendly support for international patients
Transparent pricing
Know the cost before you fly
Price depends on technique, your anatomy and whether procedures are combined. Your final quote is confirmed after your surgeon’s assessment.
- Free remote photo assessment
- Written quote in English
- Follow-up visits planned around your stay
- Ask about VAT refund for foreign patients
Frequently asked
Lower Canthoplasty questions
Have a question about your own case? Send a photo on WhatsApp — a coordinator replies with your surgeon’s guidance.
Ask on WhatsApp →Will Lower Canthoplasty make my eyes look too droopy?
When performed properly, the procedure is designed to create a subtle softening effect while maintaining natural eye balance.
Can Lower Canthoplasty be combined with Lateral Canthoplasty?
Yes. Some patients combine both procedures to improve both eye length and eye angle depending on their anatomy and desired results.
How long should international patients stay in Busan?
Most international patients stay around 7–10 days for follow-up appointments and early recovery monitoring before returning home.
Can Lower Canthoplasty be combined with Double Eyelid Surgery?
Yes. It is commonly combined with double eyelid surgery, epicanthoplasty, lateral canthoplasty, or ptosis correction for comprehensive eye enhancement.
How do I get a quote from T&T Plastic Surgery?
Send clear photos and your goals via WhatsApp or the form on this page. A coordinator replies within 24 hours with your surgeon’s suggested plan and an estimate in English.
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Choosing an experienced clinic is essential for achieving natural and balanced results with Lower Canthoplasty. T&T Plastic Surgery Seomyeon provides personalized treatment plans designed around each patient's eye anatomy, facial proportions, and aesthetic goals.
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