Title: Canthal Tilt Surgery: Preventing Premature Dropping of the Canthi
Headings: Canthal Tilt Surgery:
Preventing Premature Dropping of the Canthi

Canthal Tilt Surgery: Preventing Premature Dropping of the Canthi
Types of Canthal Tilt
How to Determine Your Canthal Tilt
How to Prevent Premature Dropping of the Canthi
Canthal Tilt Correction: Canthopexy vs. Canthoplasty
Canthal Tilt Surgery and Blepharoplasty

Content: Canthal Tilt Surgery: Preventing Premature Dropping of the Canthi
Canthal Tilt Surgery: Preventing Premature Dropping of the Canthi
Canthal tilt can be classified as positive, neutral, or negative, depending on the angle between the outer and inner corners of the eye. A slightly positive angle is generally more desirable, and gives the eyes a more youthful appearance. Correcting your canthal tilt requires canthal tilt surgery, of which there are two types: canthopexy and canthoplasty. Canthal tilt — the angle between the inner and outer corners of the eye — is a key factor in facial aesthetics. The point at which the upper and lower eyelids meet on the outside corner of the eye is known as the lateral canthus, whereas the inner corner of the eye is known as the medial canthus. Collectively, the lateral canthus and medial canthus are referred to as the canthi. Time tends to have a negative effect on the canthal tilt in both men and women. “