Please Read This Before Getting Lower Blepharoplasty at Sinsa Station

If you are reading this article, you may be looking into lower blepharoplasty because the elasticity of your skin has decreased due to aging, causing the lower eyelids to bulge and dark circles to become more pronounced.

Recently, as we have entered an aging society and the age range of people active in social life has gradually increased, more and more people are showing interest in anti-aging cosmetic procedures such as lower blepharoplasty.

If you search for lower blepharoplasty, countless reviews and pieces of information come up, and I think many people may feel confused about where to have the surgery.

First, to those of you reading this, if you are carefully gathering information before surgery, I want to say that you are doing the right thing.

However, I hope you do not simply choose a plastic surgery clinic based only on information from the internet.

The reason is as follows.

Because each person's under-eye condition, expected results, and concerns are all different, it is important to first check whether lower blepharoplasty is the right procedure for you.

Before surgery, I would first urge you to have a thorough consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon who has extensive clinical experience and know-how in middle-aged eye surgery, and then make your decision more carefully.

For reference, Reborn Plastic Surgery creates surgical plans by considering multiple factors from various angles based on more than 20 years of rich surgical experience.

Based on our clinic's experience, I will explain lower blepharoplasty in detail below, so please read slowly and first make a rough judgment about whether lower blepharoplasty is right for you.

First, the people who need lower blepharoplasty are as follows.

＃Candidates for Lower Blepharoplasty

| □People with severe wrinkles under the eyes □People whose under-eye skin has loosened and sagged □People with bulging under-eye fat □People whose dark circles look more noticeable because of bulging under the eyes |

It is important to find the surgical method that is right for you.

Among those looking into our clinic, I think there are some who want to come in right away and have surgery.

However, at Reborn Plastic Surgery, we do not immediately proceed with surgery just because someone visits us wanting a specific procedure.

First, we need to determine whether lower blepharoplasty is actually the right surgery for the patient.

The aesthetic changes that appear under the eyes are very diverse.

With aging, orbital fat beneath the skin layer can protrude and cause the under-eye area to bulge, making dark circles look more severe. There are also people who have significant under-eye sagging, looseness, and wrinkles...

A satisfying result can be expected only when each person's current eye condition is carefully checked and the appropriate procedure is performed.

If the under-eye sagging or wrinkles are not severe and you only want to improve the bulging area, we recommend a method that makes an incision on the inner conjunctiva of the eyelid and repositions only the fat.

In general, this procedure is called under-eye fat repositioning.

There is an age-related cause for under-eye bulging, but there is also a congenital factor, so it is one of the procedures that has recently been performed a lot among younger people as well.

People suited for lower blepharoplasty

On the other hand, if you are concerned about bulging, sagging, and wrinkles under the eyes together, we may recommend lower blepharoplasty.

Lower blepharoplasty is performed by making an incision in the skin rather than the inner conjunctiva of the eyelid, so it is a procedure that can improve not only fat repositioning but also under-eye sagging and wrinkles.

After making an incision in the skin close to the eyelashes, the surgeon can appropriately remove fat and loose skin and broadly reposition the fat. After that, the skin and muscle are pulled upward and fixed in place.

Because the skin is incised, some people may be concerned about scars, but since the incision is sutured with fine thread so that it is hidden under the lower eyelashes, the visible scar after surgery is not very large.

However, compared with under-eye fat repositioning, this procedure must also address loose skin and muscle, so it is more difficult and involves more factors to consider.

If too much skin or fat is removed, or if the procedure is not suited to the individual's eye condition, it can easily lead to various problems.

In particular, since this surgery is performed around the eyes, which are a major organ of the body, there is a high possibility of side effects if the operation is not performed by a board-certified plastic surgeon with extensive experience and know-how, so you should decide carefully.

At our clinic, we do not simply proceed with surgery. After sufficient preoperative consultation, if we determine that lower blepharoplasty is not appropriate, we look for and suggest a more ideal direction.

In particular, a board-certified plastic surgeon who has built up extensive surgical experience and know-how over the past 20 years plans the surgery suited to each person's eye condition and then performs the procedure.

It may be a good idea to visit us, find out what surgery is right for you, and see whether there is a better direction before deciding on surgery.

Lower blepharoplasty, even though it is called middle-aged eye surgery, is not a procedure that is only suitable for middle-aged and older adults. Regardless of age, it may be appropriate depending on each person's symptoms and concerns.

What matters is that a natural and ideal surgery must be performed according to the overall balance. In addition, systematic aftercare must be provided to prevent inflammation, side effects, and complications after surgery.

If you keep this in mind and decide on surgery after consulting with a board-certified plastic surgeon, I think it will greatly help you achieve the results you want.

Of course, you are welcome to visit Reborn Plastic Surgery. :)

Thank you.