Cat Eyes
Cat Eyes is a cosmetic procedure designed to elevate and elongate the outer corners of the eyes, creating an exotic, almond-shaped contour that mimics the alluring appearance of feline eyes.
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Cat Eyes
Cat Eyes surgery, also referred to as Fox Eye or Almond Eye Lift, is a cosmetic procedure that enhances the natural slant of the eyes by lifting the outer corners and tightening the surrounding tissues. This creates a more defined, elongated, and youthful eye contour. The procedure has gained global popularity among individuals who desire an exotic, lifted gaze often seen in high-fashion models and celebrities. At our clinic, we personalize the Cat Eyes procedure using advanced techniques—such as thread lifting, lateral canthopexy, or endoscopic suspension—to achieve a harmonious, natural look that aligns with your facial anatomy and aesthetic goals.
Cat Eyes procedures can be performed under local anesthesia with sedation or light general anesthesia depending on the chosen technique. Minimally invasive thread lifts allow for a quick recovery, while more permanent results are achieved through surgical options like lateral canthoplasty or endoscopic temporal lifts. Postoperative swelling and mild bruising are typically short-lived, and most patients return to their normal routine within several days. The result is a captivating, lifted outer eye area that enhances facial symmetry and creates a refreshed, confident appearance.
Purpose
Creates an almond-shaped eye for lifted, exotic look.
Procedure
Tightens outer eye area by lifting skin and tissues.
Areas Treated
Focuses on outer eyes and temples.
Anesthesia
Typically under local or mild sedation.
Recovery
Minor swelling or bruising for several days.
Results
Delivers lifted, cat-like eye appearance.
What is Rhinoplasty ?
Rhinoplasty, commonly known as a “nose job,” is a surgical procedure designed to reshape the nose for aesthetic enhancement or functional improvement. It can address concerns like:
A dorsal hump
Drooping or bulbous nasal tip
Crooked bridge
Overall facial imbalance
In many cases, rhinoplasty is also performed to improve nasal breathing, particularly when combined with correction of a deviated septum.
At our clinic, board-certified surgeons take a personalized, detail-oriented approach, analyzing each patient’s facial structure to deliver natural-looking and harmonious results.
Rhinoplasty Process
1. Consultation
Detailed facial and nasal analysis
Discussion of aesthetic goals and functional concerns
Customized surgical plan tailored to your features
2. Surgical Procedure
General anesthesia is typically used
Hidden incisions (inside the nostrils) minimize visible scarring
The nose is reshaped (tip refined, hump reduced, bridge straightened, etc.)
If needed, internal corrections like a septoplasty are performed to enhance breathing
3. Recovery
Surgery duration: 2–3 hours
Outpatient procedure: most patients go home the same day
Swelling and bruising peak in the first week and subside within 1–2 weeks
External splint worn for about a week
Return to light activities and office work: typically within 7–10 days
Final results: refined nasal shape settles within 12 months
Rhinoplasty Cost in 2025 (Turkey)
The experience of the surgeon
The techniques used
Whether functional work (e.g., septoplasty) is also included
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Overview
What Is Cat Eyes?
Cat Eyes is an aesthetic procedure that reshapes and lifts the outer corners of the eyes to create a more upward-angled, almond-shaped contour. The goal is to achieve a youthful and elegant eye shape with subtle lift and elongation—resembling the captivating gaze of a cat. This procedure is ideal for individuals with downturned or asymmetrical eyes, as well as for those who desire a more refined, model-like appearance.
Cat Eyes techniques may include:
Thread Lift: Uses dissolvable threads to suspend the skin and elevate the outer eye area. Results are immediate and minimally invasive.
Lateral Canthopexy/Canthoplasty: Surgical options that reposition the outer canthus for long-lasting structural support and eye shape change.
Temporal Lift: Lifts the outer brow and temple area, enhancing the effect of the Cat Eyes look.
Endoscopic Approach: Small incisions in the scalp are used to lift the outer eye area and brow without visible scars.
Cat Eyes procedures are increasingly popular among both younger individuals seeking a high-fashion aesthetic and older patients looking to rejuvenate tired or sagging eyes.
Process
Cat Eyes Process
1. Consultation
Assessment of facial structure, eye shape, and brow symmetry
Discussion of personal aesthetic goals
Skin elasticity and bone structure evaluation
Tailored treatment planning based on individual anatomy and preferences
2. Surgical Procedure
Performed under local anesthesia with sedation or light general anesthesia
Minimally invasive entry points (temple or hairline) depending on the technique
Threads inserted or outer eye area surgically repositioned
Optional combination with temporal or brow lift
Procedure duration: 30–90 minutes based on complexity
3. Recovery
Thread lift recovery: 2–5 days with minimal downtime
Surgical recovery: 1–2 weeks for swelling and bruising to resolve
Patients may feel tightness or mild soreness in the temple or outer eye area
Most return to daily activities within a few days
Full results are visible within 2–3 weeks, with long-term improvement over months
Costs
Facelift (Rhytidectomy)
The cost of a facelift can vary depending on several factors, including the complexity of the procedure, the surgeon’s experience, and whether additional treatments (such as a neck lift or eyelid surgery) are performed at the same time.
Typical cost range: $7,000 – $15,000
The experience of the surgeon
The techniques used
Whether functional work (e.g., septoplasty) is also included
Average Cost :
Cost Range : $7,000 – $15,000
What’s included:
- Surgeon’s fee
Anesthesia fees
Operating room and facility costs
Pre-operative consultations and post-operative care
Compression garments or necessary supplies
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Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions about cat eyes? We’ve answered the most common concerns to help you feel confident and informed before your procedure.
What age is best for a Cat Eyes procedure?
There is no strict age limit. While many patients are in their 20s to 40s, the procedure is suitable for anyone with appropriate skin elasticity and realistic expectations seeking a lifted, elongated eye contour.
Will Cat Eyes surgery drastically change my look?
No, the aim is to subtly refine and lift the outer eyes for a more defined and youthful gaze, without drastically altering your overall appearance or facial identity.
How long do the results of Cat Eyes last?
Thread lift results last approximately 12–18 months. Surgical options like lateral canthopexy can last several years, depending on aging and skin quality.
Is the Cat Eyes procedure painful?
Mild discomfort, swelling, or tightness may be felt post-op. Pain is usually minimal and well-managed with prescribed or over-the-counter medication.
How long does it take to recover?
Minimally invasive procedures involve 2–5 days of downtime. Surgical techniques may require 7–10 days of initial healing, with swelling continuing to subside over 2–4 weeks.
Will I have visible scars?
No. Entry points are hidden within the hairline or natural folds of the skin. Surgical incisions are placed discreetly and fade over time.
Can I combine Cat Eyes with other procedures?
Yes. It is commonly combined with brow lift, temporal lift, eyelid surgery, or facial fillers for more comprehensive and balanced facial enhancement.
How do I know if I’m a good candidate?
You may be a good candidate if you have drooping or flat outer eyelids, asymmetrical eyes, or simply desire a more lifted, striking gaze. A consultation determines the best technique for you.
How do I prepare for surgery?
Stop smoking, avoid alcohol and blood-thinning medications, and follow your surgeon’s pre-op instructions carefully. Plan for a few days of rest following the procedure.
Will the Cat Eyes procedure affect my vision?
No. The surgery targets the skin, muscles, and ligaments around the eyes—not the eyeball or internal eye structures. Your vision will not be affected.
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