Under-Eye Bag and Dark Circle Surgery So You Won’t Be Mistaken for Looking Tired

Hello. We are Mary Plastic Surgery Clinic, pursuing natural and beautiful changes.

It is said that a person’s first impression is determined in just 3 seconds.

In particular, the area that plays a major role in that impression is the eyes.

The shape of the eyes is important, but the overall appearance can also change depending on the condition around the eyes, so it is best to care for the entire eye area.

If the eye area looks dark or sagging, it not only creates a tired-looking complexion, but can also make you look older and, in some cases, raise concerns about your health.

Among these, under-eye dark circles are not simply caused by fatigue, but often remain even when you are not tired.

Today, let’s look at the causes of under-eye dark circles, improvement methods that vary by type, and under-eye bag and dark circle surgery.

What types of dark circles are there?

✅ Pigmentation type

This applies when the tiny blood vessels under the eyes are developed or the skin tone itself is darkly pigmented, and the complexion can be improved through laser treatment.

✅ Hollow under-eye type

This type has a hollow area known as the tear trough, and because the area below the eyeball appears sunken, it looks dark and causes dark circles.

It can be improved through fillers, fat grafting, or fat repositioning.

✅ Fat protrusion type

This is a condition in which under-eye fat bulges forward, along with the appearance of hollowness below it. It can be improved through under-eye fat repositioning.

What are under-eye bags?

Many people think that fatigue and pigmentation are the main causes of dark circles, but under-eye bags can also be the cause.

The shadow cast below the sagging, uneven under-eye area is what makes dark circles appear, and that is under-eye bags.

People often think that this kind of under-eye sagging occurs in middle-aged or older adults, but it can also be seen quite often in younger people.

For this reason, under-eye bag and dark circle surgery can be performed at an earlier stage to help brighten the complexion.

Candidates for under-eye bag and dark circle surgery

✨ When you want to improve both under-eye fat and the tear trough at the same time

✨ When you want a lively, bright, youthful eye area

✨ When a hollow tear trough makes your impression look dark

✨ When under-eye bags and dark circles are both present

✨ When under-eye fat gives you an older-looking impression

How is under-eye bag and dark circle surgery performed?

Under-eye bag and dark circle surgery is commonly called under-eye fat repositioning.

Excess under-eye fat (eye bags) is moved to the hollow tear trough and repositioned, after which the septum is reinforced and the fat is fixed in place.

Through this, the under-eye fat and tear trough can be neatly corrected, and the under-eye volume can also be naturally restored.

Where is a good place for under-eye fat repositioning?

At Mary Plastic Surgery Clinic, which helps with under-eye bag and dark circle surgery, we do not focus only on fat repositioning. We also pay attention to ensuring the results last as long as possible so that the same problem does not recur easily.

Because the condition of the skin and the degree of fat tissue differ from person to person, the first step before surgery is to understand the patient’s condition through sufficient consultation.

After that, we reposition and fix the under-eye fat, and we also reinforce the orbital septum to prevent it from bulging out again, working to reduce the possibility of recurrence.

In particular, recent trends have placed positive emphasis on aegyo-sal.

For that reason, rather than simply adding volume, we design the area to preserve the under-eye aegyo-sal, allowing for a natural yet youthful effect.

If you are concerned about under-eye dark circles, you can visit the clinic to identify the cause and check the appropriate solution. For more details, please contact our clinic.

Thank you.

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