FOX EYE ANATOMY

To achieve the desired effect of "fox eyes" using the endopeel technique, it is important to have a basic understanding of facial anatomy.

key anatomical considerations

1.Orbital Rim

The shape and prominence of the orbital rim play a significant role in creating the fox eye appearance. The orbital rim refers to the bony structure around the eye socket, and its contour can be enhanced to achieve a more elongated eye shape.

2. Brow Position

The position and shape of the eyebrows can greatly influence the overall appearance of the eyes. A higher, more arched brow can help create a lifted and elongated look.

3.Canthal Tilt

The canthal tilt refers to the angle formed by the outer corners of the eyes. A more upwardly tilted canthal angle is characteristic of the fox eye aesthetic. This can be achieved through various techniques, including the use of sutures or injectables like Endopeel.

4.Lateral Canthal Ligament

The lateral canthal ligament holds the outer corner of the eye in place. Modifying or adjusting this ligament can help achieve the desired tilt or lift.

Etiologies of the Anatomical Changes about Ageing of the Upper Palpebral Sulcus

Fat Migration or Loss of Fat Volume
- Loss of Fat Volume in the Temporal Region
- Atrophy of the ROOF
Lack of Muscle Tone

Frontal Muscle Elongation
Bone Resorption