Hello I'm Dr. Hwang from Woori Beauty TV Hi, I'm a writer for Woori Beauty TV What's your MBTI? Take a guess I'm usually pretty good at guessing

(3 minutes since they met) But I've only just met you So I'll make a guess based on your current facial expression and clothing style You look like an extrovert Being a writer requires creativity And I think you're sentimental

Tendency to get scared when faced with new situations? ENFJ? (Excited) Oh~ Half right, half wrong I'm an INTJ Let me guess yours

INFJ You got one more right than me I'm an ISFJ - Are you an INTJ?

Yes, yes - I'm an ISFJ, so...
Only the middle two are different (Failed icebreaker) Can we stop talking about MBTI?

I don't know how to finish it I think my under-eye area is a bit sunken in (Staring) My friends told me I had bad eyebags Do I need under-eye fat repositioning? Hmm~ Excuse me, how old are you?

(Slap) Suddenly? I'm 34, born in 1990 ("I"s are starting to get close) You're close to my age I don't think you need to do that just yet

Your under eye area is hollow but there's no fat bulge The furrow is forming a bit You can probably cover it up with makeup still When the fat under your eyes starts to bulge out more you can ask me and

I'll do my best to help Asians and Westerners look different - Yes

The appearance I wonder why it's different Asians and Westerners definitely look different When I was young I traveled to Australia with my friends

We were traveling in a motorhome It was so cool to see the shirtless white men jogging on the beach I'd love to go there (Slap) I thought our aesthetic standards were influenced by the media to make Westerners look cool

But seeing them in person their appearance and body are definitely different from Asians Let's talk about why First, there are genetic differences Because we were geographically separated we evolved separately for tens of thousands of years

And it's not just genetics but things like lifestyle and diet that can make a difference in appearance When I googled it it said that Asians were isolated in their environment through the Ice Age so their faces became wider to adapt to the cold environment

Are Asian faces more resistant to cold? There's a counterexample to that When you think of Northern Europe you think of Santa Claus and cold winters Northern Europe is as cold as winters in Asia But the people there have three-dimensional faces and long arms and legs

One of the hypotheses that explains the face-related differences is this In winter, the air is cold and dry When you breathe in that air you're bringing cold air right into your lungs and that makes you vulnerable to illness So it assumes that the nose has changed

shape to warm and humidify the air The high, large nose is for breathing in cold air And the noses of Southeast Asian people in humid, rainforest-like climates - are low because they can survive with them

Right You got it right

If you have a high, long and narrow nose - it will heat up and humidify the air as it comes in

Heat up For East Asians, like Koreans you can think of it as the middle (That's me) Moderately low nose? The height is also medium

Western eyes look deep and three-dimensional They have a high bridge of the nose and their forehead bones stick out That's why their eyes look deep (One of the many hypotheses) Some say that's the reason for the difference in appearance Do Asians have more under-eye fat repositioning than Westerners? Under-eye fat repositioning is a cosmetic surgery

Interest in beauty varies by culture Personally, I think the Asian culture is a little more interested in appearance Because they are interested in others I think in the West, people don't care that much about others In particular, they tend to respect the individuality of appearance

Basically, the approach to cosmetic surgery is also different The biggest difference is the difference in thickness between skin and muscle Westerners have fewer melanocytes than people of color which is why their skin is so thin and light So things under the skin are visible That's called penetration

The muscle or blood vessels beneath the skin show through causing the under-eye area to look blue or red The thickness of the skin also makes a difference in the degree and rate of aging I don't think they wear as much sunscreen as we do So they're photoaging faster than we are

Westerners have thin skin and age faster so they tend to get eye bags which are bulges under the eyes a little faster and more severe than Asians But there are a lot of Asian people who suffer from eye bags from a young age Is that because of the shape of the eye not because it's penetrating? Asian children also have

a lot of eye bags caused by penetration Because our skin is also thin and bright This is why young people want to get under-eye fat repositioning They've been told by friends since childhood they look like pandas or Kim Sooyong It's because of the pigment Penetration

In Korea, it's common to be called a panda but not in other countries Many people suffer from eye bags and bumpy under-eye areas from a young age - I know a lot of them

Right The reason it looks so bumpy is because of the facial features of East Asians We tend to have a flat midface

But if you have sunken under-eye areas the bulges and hollows are more obvious Compared to three-dimensional Westerners In such cases, will under eye fat repositioning solve the problem? Right The septum under the eye stretches and bulges out

In such cases, under-eye fat repositioning can be a solution Have your questions been answered? (Nodding) Yes If you have any questions, please leave them in the comments and we'll do our best to answer them Thank you (Clapping)

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