After Lower Eyelid Fat Repositioning Surgery: Procedures? Director Jang Wook Recommends <Three>

After lower eyelid fat repositioning surgery: procedures?

Three procedures recommended by Director Jang Wook

Hello.

This is Obje Plastic Surgery.

After lower eyelid fat repositioning surgery,

the face can actually

look flatter,

have you heard that before?

Even when the surgery is successful,

some people worry that the overall balance

of the face still does not seem right,

or that aging in other areas

stands out more clearly.

Surprisingly, many people have these concerns.

For this reason, many people wonder whether there are procedures that, when done together, can create synergy.

So today, after lower eyelid fat repositioning surgery,

we’re going to take a detailed look at

three procedures that can be helpful to consider at the same time.

If you read to the end,

it will be practically helpful

when planning your surgery.

Recommended procedure No. 1,

when the area in front of the cheekbone looks hollow?

The first procedure to consider is

fat grafting to the front of the cheekbone.

Why is this combination often recommended?

The three-dimensional look of the midface is mainly created in two places.

The volume under the eyes

and the volume in front of the cheekbone.

But lower eyelid fat repositioning

basically flattens out the protruding fat.

Naturally, the volume beneath the eyes

will decrease.

The problem starts here.

What happens if one of the two areas

that provided volume in the midface

suddenly disappears?

Relatively speaking, the whole face may

start to look flatter.

At this point, adding appropriate volume

to the front cheekbone area

helps maintain the three-dimensional look of the midface

and can create a more natural result.

It is especially effective

if the front cheekbone area was already hollow.

There is one more point

we should mention here.

Anatomically, the front cheekbone area

is also where a large nerve exits from the bone.

Because of this, the soft tissue in that area

is difficult to cover with a thick layer,

and since there is naturally less volume there,

it tends to look flat or slightly hollow.

As time passes, the bone is resorbed backward

and the soft tissue sags downward,

making the so-called "Indian wrinkle,"

a diagonal wrinkle,

become more pronounced.

After lower eyelid fat repositioning surgery,

once the area under the eyes becomes cleaner,

some people feel that this Indian wrinkle

stands out more clearly.

Fat grafting to the front cheekbone can replenish this 부족한 volume

and may also naturally improve

the Indian wrinkle.

Some of you may be wondering,

"If I get fat grafting too,

won’t the swelling last much longer?"

While the added fat volume may make it feel like there is a bit more swelling,

the actual recovery period itself

is not very different.

So there is no need to hesitate

because of the recovery period.

Recommended procedure No. 2,

if the bulging cheek fat is bothering you?

The second procedure that is often performed together is

MINT thread lifting.

As we age, the marionette line

that extends downward from the nasolabial fold,

the area commonly called bulging cheek fat

or jowl fat,

appears.

At times like this, people who want

a simple yet natural lift

choose MINT thread lifting.

MINT thread lifting has the advantage of

lifting sagging areas without a long incision

and allowing quick recovery.

If you are already planning on a recovery period

after lower eyelid fat repositioning surgery,

it can be an efficient choice to have

MINT thread lifting done at the same time,

so that the elasticity of the whole face

can be improved together.

Recommended procedure No. 3,

if you want a skin booster without pain?

The third procedure often considered together is

a skin booster treatment.

A skin booster is a procedure that injects medication

into the layer just beneath the skin.

Because the injection has to be given as if lifting the skin,

it can be quite painful without anesthesia.

However, when you undergo lower eyelid fat repositioning surgery,

a short sleep anesthesia and local anesthesia

in the cheekbone area are already routinely performed.

If you receive the skin booster while already anesthetized,

it can greatly reduce the burden of pain.

That is an advantage, as it allows the procedure to be done

much more comfortably than receiving a skin booster on its own.

Today, we looked at three procedures that are good to consider together after lower eyelid fat repositioning surgery.

Even one surgery takes a significant decision,

and the face is not an area where each part exists independently,

but rather something that should create harmony

within the overall balance,

so sometimes a combined approach

can produce more natural results.

Director Jang Wook of Obje Plastic Surgery,

based on a deep understanding of anatomical structures,

does not look only at the under-eye area,

but designs the most harmonious direction

by considering the proportions and flow of the entire face.

From the start of surgery to the end,

the procedure is carried out in a natural direction,

not based on the medical staff’s standard,

but on the standard of a result that the patient can be satisfied with.

So, the choices after lower eyelid fat repositioning surgery

are also not one-size-fits-all recommendations,

but proposals of only the combinations

that each individual needs most.

We hope that, with the care you have taken in considering your options,

you will achieve a satisfying result.

That concludes Obje Plastic Surgery.

Thank you.

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• The effects of the procedure may vary depending on the individual, and side effects may occur.

We recommend that you make a decision about the procedure only after having sufficient consultation with the medical staff in advance.