There are several types of epicanthus

Epicanthus can be divided into congenital and acquired two kinds.

Epicanthus refers to the half-moon-shaped skin fold covering the inner corner of the eye, which can be divided into congenital and acquired two kinds according to the nature of the disease. Congenital epicanthus is mostly related to congenital factors such as heredity, age, race and physiological anatomy. Acquired epicanthus can be caused by external trauma factors such as cutting injury, burn, surgical trauma, etc. It can be unilateral or bilateral. The main symptoms of patients are narrowing of eye fissure, thickening of eyelid tissue, ptosis, etc. The main symptoms are surgical treatment. Most patients disappear after treatment and can completely return to normal.