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Almond Eye Aesthetics

What Is Almond Eye Aesthetics?

Almond eye aesthetics refers to surgical and non-surgical procedures designed to create a lifted, elongated, and slightly upturned eye shape—often called the almond or cat eye look. The goal is to achieve an attractive, youthful gaze by enhancing the natural contour of the eyes and correcting sagging or asymmetry.

It’s especially popular among those seeking a more defined, alert, and balanced eye area—without changing their natural identity.

Why Do People Choose Almond Eye Surgery?

  • To lift drooping or tired-looking outer corners

  • To elongate and define the eye shape (cat-eye effect)

  • To create facial harmony and symmetry

  • To rejuvenate the upper and lower eyelid area

  • To correct downward-sloping eyes due to aging or genetics

  • To feel more confident and refreshed without overdone results

Who Is a Good Candidate?

You may be a good candidate for almond eye aesthetics if you:

  • Are in good health and over 18

  • Have drooping outer corners, hooded eyelids, or asymmetry

  • Desire a lifted, more defined eye contour

  • Want to reduce a tired or aged appearance around the eyes

  • Have realistic expectations about the outcome

  • Are a non-smoker or willing to quit temporarily

Surgical Almond Eye Aesthetics

Canthoplasty (Cat Eye Surgery)

Canthoplasty is a surgical technique that tightens and lifts the outer corner of the eyelid by adjusting the lateral canthal tendon. This provides a more almond-shaped eye appearance.

Best for:

  • Downturned or sagging eye corners
  • Elongating and lifting the eyes
  • Patients who want permanent results

Benefits:

  • Long-lasting effect

  • Rejuvenates the eye area

  • Can be combined with blepharoplasty or brow lift

Canthopexy

A less invasive alternative to canthoplasty that stabilizes the outer eye corner without fully cutting the tendon.

Best for:

  • Mild drooping

  • Younger patients

  • Patients not ready for full surgery

Blepharoplasty (Eyelid Surgery)

Upper or lower eyelid surgery can be combined with almond eye procedures to remove excess skin, reduce puffiness, and refresh the eye contour.

Non-Surgical Almond Eye Contouring

Fox Eye Threads (Thread Lift)

Special dissolvable threads are inserted under the skin to lift the outer corners of the eyes and brows.

Best for:

  • Patients seeking subtle enhancement

  • Temporary lifting without surgery

  • Younger patients or first-time aesthetics patients

Benefits:

  • No incisions or scars
  • Minimal downtime
  • Instant results that improve over 2–4 weeks
  • Results last 6–12 months

Botox & Fillers

Botox can gently lift the tail of the brow and open up the eye area.

Fillers can smooth tear troughs or enhance upper cheek support for better eye framing.

Recovery & Aftercare

Surgical Treatments:

  • Mild swelling and bruising for 5–10 days

  • Sutures removed within 5–7 days (if used)

  • Avoid rubbing eyes, makeup, and direct sun exposure for 2–3 weeks

  • Results visible in 1–2 months

Non-Surgical Treatments:

  • Minor swelling or tightness for 1–2 days
  • Resume normal activity within 24–48 hours
  • Avoid heavy lifting, rubbing, or pressure on the area for 1 week

Treatment Summary

Number of Operations

One

Anesthesia

Local anesthesia

Back To Work

Immediately

Full Healing

7 days

Hospitalization

None

* For informational purposes only, be sure to consult your doctor for diagnosis and treatment.

 

Frequently asked questions

No. A properly performed almond eye procedure subtly enhances your existing shape—it doesn’t drastically change your identity. The goal is to refresh, not reinvent.

Canthoplasty is more invasive and permanent, ideal for strong lifting or structural correction. Canthopexy is less invasive, offering temporary or subtle support.

No. Thread lifts typically last 6 to 12 months, depending on your skin and lifestyle. However, they can be repeated to maintain results.

Yes. Almond eye aesthetics are often combined with blepharoplasty, brow lift, jawline contouring, or cheek filler for a complete mid-face transformation.

No. Men also benefit from these procedures—especially to correct sagging eyelids or tired eyes—while preserving masculine features

Surgical procedures involve tiny incisions that are typically hidden in the eyelid’s natural creases. They heal well and become almost invisible over time.

Surgical results are long-lasting to permanent. Non-surgical results typically last 6 to 12 months and can be maintained with periodic touch-ups.

Surgical procedures are done under local or general anesthesia. Post-op discomfort is mild and well-managed with medication. Non-surgical treatments may cause tightness or slight pressure but no real pain.

Yes. Non-surgical patients often return within 1–2 days. Surgical patients may need 5–10 days before resuming work, depending on swelling and bruising.

  1. Yes. Canthoplasty can correct drooping on one side or improve symmetry by repositioning the lateral canthus.