Fox eye

The fox-eye procedure lifts the outer corner of the eye and the tail of the brow to create the elongated, almond-shaped eye line popularised in recent years. Depending on your anatomy and how much lift is wanted, this is achieved with dissolvable lifting threads placed at the temple, with a surgical temporal lift, or with a combination of both — each option is discussed openly at consultation, including how long its result lasts. Thread-based fox-eye lifting takes under an hour under local anaesthetic with minimal downtime, and results typically last around 12 months as the threads dissolve. The surgical temporal approach gives a longer-lasting lift with a scar concealed in the hairline. Realistic expectations matter: the aim is an elegant lift of a few millimetres, tailored to your face.