What is another word for epicanthoplasty?
Pronunciation: [ˈɛpɪkˌanθəplɐsti] (IPA) 
Epicanthoplasty is a plastic surgery procedure that involves reshaping the skin near the inner corner of the eye. It is also known as medial canthoplasty or medial epicanthoplasty. The term "medial canthoplasty" refers to a more complex procedure that involves repositioning the entire corner of the eye. "Medial epicanthoplasty" is a less invasive procedure that is used to create or enhance the inner eye fold. Other terms that can be used to describe this procedure include inner eye fold surgery, inner corner eye surgery or simply eye fold surgery. Regardless of the name used, the goal of this procedure is to improve the appearance of the eyes by creating a more open and youthful look.
