Title: Eye-Feminisation Surgery: What Is the Canthal Tilt?
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Eye-Feminisation Surgery: What Is the Canthal Tilt?
What Is a Canthal Tilt?
What Are the Procedures Used for Canthal Tilt Correction?
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Content: While there is no surgical procedure to enlarge the eyes, there are a few techniques that can alter the natural canthal tilt of your eyes to provide you with more striking and well-defined features. Eye-feminisation surgery is one such procedure. Before going into detail regarding eye-feminisation surgery, let’s first understand what the canthal tilt really is. What Is a Canthal Tilt? The canthal tilt may be described as the angle between the medial canthus (inner corner of the eye) and the lateral canthus (outer corner of the eye). It is an integral concept in periorbital aesthetics and forms the foundation of several eyelid procedures. According to the experts, a canthal tilt of about five to eight degrees is considered to be the ideal for achieving a bright and youthful feminine look. Canthal tilts may be desired as positive, neutral, and negative. A positive canthal tilt occurs when the medial canthus is located at an angle of five to eight degrees below the lateral canthus. The reverse is called a negative canthal tilt and is often considered to be an advanced indicator of aging.