Cam orbital decompression give vertically narrow eyes?

[Blackout.xl]

Is it possible

 

[Deleted member 6095]

It will give the impression that they are more vertically narrow because your eyes will stick out less so yeah

 

[Blackout.xl]

It will give the impression that they are more vertically narrow because your eyes will stick out less so yeah

Life fuel ngl

 

[Deleted member 5349]

It reduces sclera show. Women generally have eyes that are less deep set than men and consequently have more scleral show

 

[Alexanderr]

It can certainly make them appear more vertically narrow.
I doubt they’re worth it though unless you have bulging eyes since that’s usually what it’s used for. If you want deeper set eyes I don’t think vertical decompression (especially with the risks that come with it) is worth it.
Deep set eyes are usually caused by the bone around the eyes iirc.

 

[AlwaysHaveQuestions]

Orbital decompression would obscure your field of vision. Then you need to cut some eyelid off. After your eyelids are off your eyes look rounder. The vertical you gain is offset by the new horizontal gain.

 

[Deleted member 5683]

Orbital decompression would obscure your field of vision. Then you need to cut some eyelid off. After your eyelids are off your eyes look rounder.

For real bro?

 

[AlwaysHaveQuestions]

For real bro?

Tbh I made it up. Makes sense though right?

 

[Warlow]

why not get lower lid + cantho, it's far less invasive, and also gives the added vertical narrowness. Gandy also doesn't have deepset eyes but they're very vertically narrow

 

[Deleted member 5349]

It can certainly make them appear more vertically narrow.
I doubt they’re worth it though unless you have bulging eyes since that’s usually what it’s used for. If you want deeper set eyes I don’t think vertical decompression (especially with the risks that come with it) is worth it.
Deep set eyes are usually caused by the bone around the eyes iirc.

This^. Taban generally only performs orb decompression to correct asymmetries between the eyes. He’ll very rarely do an aggressive decompression on a patient without Graves’ disease as it’s quite dangerous and the aesthetic benefit is quite minimal