You already know about Fox Eyes. Right? It is the procedure that gained popularity after several celebrities had it done and that arrived with the promise of changing women’s appearance. But did you know that it can be performed surgically or with absorbable threads? I will explain the differences between the two procedures.
First, let’s talk about Fox Eyes. In it, we significantly lift the high point of the eyebrow and its tail, creating a straighter shape. Both procedures produce the same effect: the famous fox eyes.
So, what is the difference? Durability.
With Polydioxanone (PDO) Threads, the Fox Eyes effect lasts approximately 4 months because the material is absorbable. In other words, to put it simply, the threads disappear over time and the eyes gradually return to their previous shape.
Surgical Fox Eyes, as the name implies, is the one we perform through surgery. With it, the result is longer-lasting, reaching 8 or even 10 years. And this is, without a doubt, the main difference between the techniques.
In addition, the surgical technique must necessarily be performed by a surgeon who specializes in the area. PDO Threads, on the other hand, are often applied by professionals from different fields.
Always bear in mind that, despite its fame, Fox Eyes is not ideal for every face. That is why we always carry out a careful assessment of the facial features. This allows us to determine the best eyebrow shape for each patient.
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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.
