Sinn says it makes the eyes more narrow. He's confirmed it to me twice. I already have decent eyes with no bulge or scelara show so I'm hoping for dem hunter eyes.
There's also studies that back it up. IIRC the average change was 20% in distance from the lower lid to the centre of the pupil afterwards. Quoting from memory but something like that.
The procedure definitely makes a significant change in orbital volumes.
The one thing it doesn't do is change or add to your existing cheek bone shape. Luckily the shape of mine is high and somewhat visible. So after my LF III it should be a stellar result, in theory. I'll keep you guys updated.
Yet he told me the opposite. I don't have bulgy eyes. My eyes are quite small. I do have minimal scleral show (more in one eye). He said it
might help. I'm afraid of ending up with tiny eyes and this surgery seems irreversible. Gunson told me my infraorbital deficiency is mostly lateral. That's the big problem with osteotomies - they are not very flexible. Sinn said he can vary the osteotomy depending on the case (eg. How far up the orbital rim the cut guess laterally), but I wonder how much is really possible.
