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Is cutting medial canthus cope?
DIY medial canthus cutting is hard cope. You're literally cutting around the inner corner of your eye where the tear drainage system, eyelid tissues, blood vessels, and delicate structures are located. One bad cut can mean infection, ugly scar tissue, chronic tearing/dry eye, eyelid deformity, or permanent eye damage. There is no reliable way to DIY control the final shape.

Actual medial canthoplasty/epicanthoplasty is different because a surgeon can assess your anatomy, preserve the lacrimal system, control the incision and closure, and manage the inevitable scar/healing process. Even then, surgery isn't some guaranteed PSL cheat code—overcorrection, asymmetry, visible...
semicope it works but you have to keep redoing it you also have to be precise bc you could end up cutting unevenly and nerfing yourself give solution
 
Is cutting medial canthus cope?
DIY medial canthus cutting is hard cope. You're literally cutting around the inner corner of your eye where the tear drainage system, eyelid tissues, blood vessels, and delicate structures are located. One bad cut can mean infection, ugly scar tissue, chronic tearing/dry eye, eyelid deformity, or permanent eye damage. There is no reliable way to DIY control the final shape.

Actual medial canthoplasty/epicanthoplasty is different because a surgeon can assess your anatomy, preserve the lacrimal system, control the incision and closure, and manage the inevitable scar/healing process. Even then, surgery isn't some guaranteed PSL cheat code—overcorrection, asymmetry, visible scarring, recurrence, and complications are possible.

So: DIY cutting = extremely bad idea. Proper surgery = the only remotely legitimate route if you actually want structural alteration, but get assessed by an oculoplastic/qualified eyelid surgeon first.


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the surgery is fine i think, cutting it yourself is retarted bc not even perma results+higher chance than not of asymmetry
 

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