Sinsa Station Dark Circle Lower Eyelid Fat Repositioning: The Shadow Created by the Boundary Between the Under-Eye and Upper Cheek

If dark circles under the eyes do not improve even after skin care,

if the under-eye area stays dark despite getting enough sleep,

or if a rough shadow changes the impression,

then it can be viewed as a problem caused by structural changes.

If, like in today’s case review,

it is caused by structure rather than pigmentation,

Sinsa Station dark circle lower eyelid fat repositioning

may help address it.

The causes of under-eye dark circles are not simple

The under-eye area is a region

made up of fat, skin, and muscle

in a complex way.

When the under-eye fat appears prominent

and hollowness forms below it,

the boundary may look even more pronounced.

When such structural differences occur,

the face can look dark even without deep skin color.

To identify the cause of dark circles,

our clinic first carries out a process of examining

the fat position and the type of hollowness

through an ultrasound scan.

This photo was taken and posted with the patient’s consent,

and surgical results and recovery processes may vary from person to person.

The reason the face looks especially dark

Before Sinsa Station dark circle lower eyelid fat repositioning

| 🔔 The under-eye fat protrudes, making the line look uneven🔔 A tear trough is formed below the under-eye area🔔 The under-eye shadow makes the face look dark |

Looking at the pre-surgery appearance,

the boundary between the under-eye area and the upper cheek

is relatively clearly formed directly below the eyes.

In this case, the dark circle is a structural shadow

created when under-eye fat protrusion

and the tear trough come together.

If the under-eye dark circles improve

Sinsa Station dark circle lower eyelid fat repositioning

softens the under-eye boundary

by changing the structure that created the shadow.

By repositioning the thick, protruding under-eye fat,

it creates a more lively look in the dark and uneven under-eye area.

This photo was taken and posted with the patient’s consent,

and surgical results and recovery processes may vary from person to person.

A brighter under-eye area after fat repositioning

Sinsa Station dark circle lower eyelid fat repositioning

| 💡 The bulging under-eye fat has been smoothed out💡 The boundary between the under-eye area and the upper cheek has been softened💡 The shadow under the eyes that looked like dark circles has faded |

By整理ng the protruding fat and repositioning it,

the step between the under-eye area and the upper cheek was softened.

Through this, the under-eye dark circles were eased,

resulting in a brighter-looking impression.

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As an eye-specialized clinic,

we accurately analyze under-eye shadows

based on extensive clinical experience

and ultrasound examinations.

We comprehensively examine the degree of fat protrusion under the eyes,

skin condition,

and volume distribution

to determine the approach.

Designing a surgical method that is different for each person

to create a naturally lively eye appearance.

That is the standard of Luho Plastic Surgery.