Fox Eyes, or the fox-eye lift, is a modern, recent technique that is being used more and more, especially on celebrities, which is why it has started to catch many people's attention.
However, the procedure, which is based on suspension or a brow lift, is nothing new. The innovation lies in its slightly higher design at the tail of the eyebrows.
Who is Fox Eyes indicated for?
Every time a patient undergoes blepharoplasty, or eyelid plastic surgery, it is important to make clear to them whether brow suspension is also needed.
Most patients in a slightly older age group don't like to change the shape of their eyebrows; for these people, the doctor recommends a design that keeps a more natural shape.
Young patients prefer the Fox Eyes style, which is nothing more than raising the tail of the eyebrows. During the consultation, the surgeon needs to make it clear that this is not always the right shape for every face, even if the patient is young and likes this design.
What eyebrow shapes are there?
The third design option is known as the gull wing. The head and body of the eyebrow rise in a straight line, the high point is more defined and the tail is slightly raised. It creates harmony in the vast majority of faces, but even so it is not ideal for every profile.
Whatever shape is chosen to lift the eyebrow, it is important to understand the benefit it will bring to the eyelids; not every case calls for suspension. Talk to your doctor so he can recommend the best design for your face and needs.
This content is for informational purposes only and does not replace a consultation. Whether any procedure is indicated depends on an in-person assessment, case by case. CRM SP 90.116 | RQE 11.350.
