Fox-eye removal is a surgical operation that physically changes your eyes, which you won’t even bother to recommend instead of suggesting a cat-eye make-up. The name of the treatment comes from its aim to resemble a fox’s eye.

The “fox-eye” look can theoretically be achieved using fillers, botox, and a procedure known as thread lift (threads are placed under the skin around areas such as your lips, eyes, and eyebrows to hold the areas in place and give the desired appearance).

Other eye issues include heavy eyebrows, asymmetry and drooping eyelids and can be skillfully addressed with fox eye thread lift treatment. It is possible to raise just one eyebrow as a means to create a more “open” and rejuvenated eye area, for example, to restore symmetry and lift heavy drooping eyelids that can occur with aging.

A local anesthetic (numbing) injected during a five-minute procedure is used to make fox eyes. The PDO threads are then inserted using a small cannula (blind needle). Results can take between 6 and 12 months and clients complete their process in less than 30 minutes. . Anyone who wants more raised eyebrows (we’re not just talking about women) is a candidate for the procedure. A client should expect moderate bruising, swelling and/or soreness after the operation for one to two weeks.

Glabellar lines, which are the wrinkles between your eyebrows, are also treated with Botox injections. One of the most promising non-surgical options for improving your appearance without having to deal with the numerous risks associated with surgery is fox eye.

There are many celebrities who have undergone this operation like; Megan Fox, Bella Hadid, Ariana Grande.

You can accomplish it by using particular techniques, professional makeup, or duck tape to the corners of the eyes, but none of these methods are ever a long-term fix. Fox eye surgery will be appropriate for you if you want a lasting solution.

Anyone who wants to seem more youthful, balanced, and awake without surgery, downtime, or scars is the greatest candidate.

Thanks to influencers, supermodels and celebrities, the fox-eye look has become one of the newest and most popular cosmetic trends. With or without make-up, less invasive fox-eye surgery helps elongate the eyes and give a more aesthetic appearance by lifting the eyebrows and outer corners of the eyes.

There are two ways that can be employed if you want to alter the form of your eyes: a non-invasive option and an intrusive (surgical) one. In order to elevate the brow, “non-invasive” requires injecting fillers and fat at the outer edge. Fillers are becoming a common choice because they produce a brief aesthetic effect that can last up to two years.

Surgical alternatives are at the other end of the range. The official term for cosmetic surgery on the eyes is blepharoplasty, and it entails the removal of extra skin and fat in order to rejuvenate or improve the appearance of the eyes. An effective treatment for certain people is a brow lift. For women in the 25 to 40 age range who have a “heavy forehead,” a temporal brow lift is desired; however, this requires surgery. Considering that this is a permanent option, you must exercise extreme caution. Since trends are transient, I usually tell my patients to pick a style that will suit them specifically for a very long period.

Following their fox eye  surgery, some patients initially experience mild bruising and swelling. Puffiness of the skin and dimples are other frequent side effects that are noticeable during the first few days.

During the first week of rehabilitation, patients need to keep their heads elevated and refrain from exercising and using makeup. Following surgery, soreness is typical and might continue for a week or more. Expect some swelling and bruising as well, which might take up to 14 days to go down.