Fox Eyes is a topic heard often lately. Broadly, it covers treatments that aim for a more lifted and fresher eye look by slightly raising the brow tail and the outer corner of the eye. In this article I want to address the points people are most curious about.
What Fox Eyes is
It is not the name of a single procedure but a goal for a look. The aim is to give the eyes a more lifted expression by directing the brow tail and outer eye corner slightly upward. This goal can be approached with different methods.
Which methods are used
Approaches toward this look include a slight lift of the brow line with botox and raising the tissue with a thread lift. Which method fits depends on the person's facial structure and the state of the brow and eye area. Permanent surgical options are outside the scope of this article.
Who it may suit
It can be considered for people with a slight droop at the brow tail who want a fresher eye expression. In people with clear sagging or excess around the eyes, however, the effect of these treatments may stay limited. Suitability becomes clear with an examination.
Setting the right expectation
Fox Eyes treatments give a subtle change and do not reshape the face from scratch. Rather than aiming for an overdone, unnatural look, a measured result is more satisfying for most people. Results depend on the person's starting point.
The procedure and recovery
The procedure and recovery differ by the chosen method. With a botox approach the return to daily life is quick, while a thread lift may bring a few days of tenderness and mild swelling. Your doctor shares the aftercare advice according to the method.
To sum up
Fox Eyes is not one procedure but a goal for a look, approached with different methods. Which method suits you, and whether it suits you at all, requires a medical assessment. Results vary from person to person.
