Eye cosmetic surgery is to widen the eyes by artificially narrowing the lower eyelids. The operation is to remove the lower edge of the lower eyelid meibomian from the conjunctival approach and then suture it. In this way, the lower eyelid moves down and the eyes widen. With the outer corner of the eye, the eyes will be much bigger than before. There is no need to remove the lower eyelid tissue, which avoids the ectropion and separation of eyelids caused by external incision. The difference between this operation and the outer canthus is that the outer canthus magnifies the eyes horizontally, while the eyelid magnifies the eyes vertically. The specific surgical design will vary from person to person.