- Foxy eyes surgery: Discover EVERYTHING you need to know about this technique.
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- What is foxy eyes or cat eyes surgery?
- Who are good candidates for foxy eyes surgery?
- What other options are there to achieve the foxy eyes look?
- How to prepare for foxy eyes surgery?
- Who should perform foxy eyes or almond eyes surgery?
- How is foxy eyes surgery performed?
- What care is necessary after foxy eyes surgery?
- How long does recovery take after foxy eyes surgery?
- How long does the effect of foxy eyes surgery last?
- What are the results of foxy eyes surgery?
- How much does foxy eyes surgery cost approximately?
- What are the risks and complications of foxy eyes surgery?
- Conclusions
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Foxy eyes surgery: Discover EVERYTHING you need to know about this technique.
By Dr. Villamarín.
If you are looking for how to improve the appearance of your eyebrows and eyes and achieve a more attractive look, you will have seen the words foxy eyes or cat eyes surgery in many places.
In this article: Foxy eyes surgery: Discover EVERYTHING you need to know about this technique, we will explain to you what the surgery consists of, who is a good candidate for this procedure, how the surgery is performed, approximately how much it costs, how long the effect lasts, how the eyebrows, eyes and look should look after the operation. and possible risks of the procedure.
What is foxy eyes or cat eyes surgery?
Depending on many factors, including ethnic factors, each person has one of several possible eye shapes. There are more rounded eyes and others that are narrower or almond-shaped. Whether it is cat eyes or the narrower foxy eyes, many people consider any of them to be a particularly attractive or youthful image.
The recreation of foxy eyes or cat eyes can last 1 year through aesthetic medicine, or permanently or more than 5-7 years, through oculofacial aesthetic surgery (endoscopic eyebrow and periocular tissue lift, blepharoplasty with modified canthoplasty). In any case, it is carried out through personalized procedures by Dr. Villamarín.foxy eyes cat eyes almond eyes eyebrow lift brow lift canthoplasty canthoplasty blepharoplasty blepharoplasty
Who are good candidates for foxy eyes surgery?
Candidates must have an ocular and facial physiognomy that supports the change to almond-shaped eyes. We have seen good results in patients who have deep eyes, low or asymmetric eyebrows, or slight flaccidity or rounding in the corners of the eyes.
Dr. Villamarín will design a detailed and adapted treatment plan for each patient.
What other options are there to achieve the foxy eyes look?
If you are not a good candidate or you simply prefer to avoid surgery, there are other options for you that Dr. Villamarín can use, such as:
Fillers or dermal fillers
These fillers can help shape the area to achieve the final effect.
Injections with neuromodulators
These medications generate chemodenervation and relax the muscles that control the eyebrows, and will help complete the foxy eyes picture.
Thread lifts
These oriented threads will also help shape the area to achieve the final foxy eyes effect.
Other medical aesthetic procedures.
They can complement other non-surgical and surgical procedures.
How to prepare for foxy eyes surgery?
Before surgery, you will meet with Dr. Villamarín and his team to discuss your goals, evaluate your health, and determine if you are a good candidate. You must also inform the team about any medications you are taking, and follow all instructions. There are many medications, herbs, vitamins, and supplements of all kinds that can promote bleeding complications, even if they seem harmless.
The benefits, risks, alternatives, objectives and nature of the procedure will be discussed. Certain preoperative actions will be recommended, such as quitting smoking and avoiding certain medications and other substances before surgery.
Then, the anesthesia team can review the preoperative and recommend the best anesthesia. In general, we do all cases under local anesthesia, with or without sedation. General anesthesia is rarely used.
Who should perform foxy eyes or almond eyes surgery?
This is a serious surgical procedure, with implications beyond aesthetics, since vision and the neurovascular structures of the ocular and periocular orbit must be safeguarded, and thus prevent blindness or facial paralysis. It is recommended that only experienced and certified surgeons in oculofacial aesthetics perform the procedure, such as oculoplastic surgeons and with extensive training in medical and surgical facial aesthetics.
It is also common to see plastic surgeons (general and not focused on a single region of the body), maxillofacial surgeons or even otolaryngologists, who perform these techniques. The most important thing is that they are specialist surgeons with certification and experience in these and other procedures.
How is foxy eyes surgery performed?
The procedure is usually performed under local anesthesia with sedation, and generally lasts two to three hours. It essentially consists of a minimally invasive lifting (usually with endoscope assistance) for the eyebrow and periocular, modified aesthetic canthoplasty and, in selected cases, lipofilling in the midface.
During surgery, an incision is made in strategically designed and usually hidden places to avoid visible scars.
At the end, ointments and creams are applied. The head of the bed is raised, ice is applied as indicated, vital signs and pupillary activity are reviewed, and hylotherapy can be applied in cases selected by Dr. Villamarín. Then, since foxy eyes surgery is an outpatient procedure, the patient can return home the same day after the surgery. It is common to experience swelling and bruising after the procedure, but these surgery-associated effects will disappear over time.
What care is necessary after foxy eyes surgery?
After surgery, it is normal for the eyes and temple to be somewhat swollen and sore, so it is recommended to apply cold compresses to reduce inflammation. It is also important to avoid intense physical activities and wear sunglasses to protect your eyes. Dr. Villamarín will tell you when you can return to your usual activities and when you should return for a check-up to remove the stitches.
How long does recovery take after foxy eyes surgery?
Recovery varies from person to person, but it generally takes about 7-10 days to return to normal life. During the first few days after surgery, it is normal to experience swelling, bruising, and dry eyes. It is important to follow Dr. Villamarín’s instructions during the recovery period.
How long does the effect of foxy eyes surgery last?
The effect of surgery can last 6-8 years or more, depending on the age and quality of the patient’s skin. It is important to continue taking care of your skin after surgery and avoid excessive sun exposure to prolong the results.
What are the results of foxy eyes surgery?
It is a surgery that can have excellent results for those who perform it. Below, we present some of the most common results of this intervention:
- More youthful appearance
- Greater confidence
- More attractive look
- More daring and sensual presence.
It is important to keep in mind that the results may vary from one patient to another, and that the success of the intervention will also depend on other factors such as age, skin type, health status and patient expectations.
How much does foxy eyes surgery cost approximately?
The price may vary depending on different factors, such as the country in which it is performed, the experience of the surgeon, the patient’s wishes, whether or not it is a revision of a previous surgery done elsewhere, or the difficulty of the case. In general, the cost of foxy eyes surgery starts at around 3,500 to 3,900 euros.
What are the risks and complications of foxy eyes surgery?
Although almond-shaped or foxy eyes surgery is a very safe cosmetic surgery, like any surgery, there are some associated risks. However, these risks are rare and can be reduced by following your doctor’s instructions before and after surgery. Some of the possible risks are:
Infection
There is always a risk of infection in the treated area. It is important to follow care instructions after surgery to minimize the risk of infection.
Hemorrhage
As with any surgery, there is a risk of bruising or bleeding.
Changes in the sensation of the operated area (temples and eyelids)
After surgery, your eyelids may feel numb or have a tingling sensation. In most cases, this sensation goes away within a few weeks.
Scars
Although the scars afterwards are minimal and usually invisible, there is a risk of abnormal scarring.
Uncommon conditions
Eyebrow asymmetry (solveable) or anesthetic reactions (management in the hands of the hospital anesthesia team).
Conclusions
In this article: Foxy eyes surgery: Discover EVERYTHING you need to know about this technique, we have explained how this almond-shaped or foxy eyes surgery can transform the appearance of your gaze, eyebrows and eyes and, in the process, rejuvenate your face. It is important to speak with a certified oculoplastic surgeon skilled in these techniques (such as Dr. Villamarín) to evaluate whether you are a good candidate for surgery and to understand the possible risks and benefits. If the technique is not right for you, we have other non-surgical options. The most important thing is to make an informed decision and have realistic expectations.
If you want more information, do not hesitate to contact Dr. José Villamarín by making an appointment in person or through his online consultation. Thank you.