When we look at photos published in the media, this lifting of the tail of the eyebrows always looks very beautiful. Doesn’t it?
Fox eyes, also known as the fox-eye look, is a technique for lifting, or raising, the eyebrows that has become very famous in recent years because some celebrities have had it done and the topic gained attention in the media. But do you really know exactly what Fox Eyes is?
It is a lift, or raising, of the eyebrows that seeks to tilt the outer corner (tail) of the eyebrows, making it more pronounced.
But here is something interesting: when we look at photos published in the media, this lifting of the tail of the eyebrows always looks very beautiful. Doesn’t it?
However, did you know that it depends on the angle from which it is seen? In other words, our perception of fox eyes changes according to the position of the face of the model you are looking at.
In magazines, and in the media in general, models’ faces are usually shown at angles that flatter this procedure: photos taken slightly from the side, in which the model appears with her chin tilted slightly down and her gaze turned to the side.
On my face, for example, this technique does not fit. It would not look harmonious.
But does that mean it is a bad procedure? Of course not! It simply means that it does not suit every face shape perfectly.
When a patient comes to my office, we assess every detail of the face and recommend the appropriate procedure. Ideally, the lift should follow the natural shape of the patient’s eyebrows, or the intervention should be appropriate for the shape of the face.
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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.
