Sinsa Station Under-Eye Fat Repositioning for a Brighter, More Vibrant Look

Persistent under-eye shadows,

To fundamentally improve dark circles and puffiness

Prominent, bulging under-eye areas

often create an older-looking appearance.

Ruho Plastic Surgery’s under-eye fat repositioning

does not address only the issues visible on the surface.

By identifying structural concerns,

unnecessary tissue is refined,

while hollow areas are filled to create a more balanced appearance around the eyes.

Causes of under-eye bulging and dark circles,

after an accurate diagnosis

Darkness under the eyes is not only a matter of “sleep.”

The structure is fixed by the tear trough ligament (TTL),

causing fat to protrude and making the tear trough appear deeper.

Ruho Plastic Surgery uses ultrasound examinations

to closely assess the location and structure of the TTL

and establish an individualized surgical approach.

This photo was taken and posted with the patient’s consent. Surgical results and recovery may vary from person to person.

Under-Eye Fat Repositioning Before

(1) A boundary fixed by the tear trough ligament
(2) A structure with both protrusion and hollowness
(3) Accompanying shadows caused by light passing through the skin

Because the tear trough ligament does not move,

fat protrudes while the area below becomes hollow,

creating structural differences in height.

In addition, the patient has thin under-eye skin,

which, along with visible blood vessels, makes the overall appearance look dull.

Sinsa Station Under-Eye Fat Repositioning Procedure

Simply repositioning under-eye fat

may result in hollowness or shadows, depending on the method used.

Ruho Plastic Surgery separates the tear trough ligament before

repositioning the fat to improve the underlying structure

and achieve a natural-looking result.

This photo was taken and posted with the patient’s consent. Surgical results and recovery may vary from person to person.

Under-Eye Fat Repositioning After

(1) A softened tear trough boundary
(2) A smoother under-eye curve
(3) Faded dark-circle shadows

As the transition between the protruding and hollow areas became continuous,

the under-eye structure was refined into a softer, smoother contour.

This created an environment in which light could reflect more evenly,

making the existing dark circles appear less pronounced.

If you are concerned about under-eye dark circles

and are considering under-eye fat repositioning,

we recommend confirming through a consultation

which method is right for your face.

The cause must be correctly identified and addressed

to restore a clear, brighter appearance

without losing your natural features.