Recommended Eye Bag Surgery Hospital: Read Dr. Kim Hyun-jo’s <Q&A> First!

Recommended eye bag surgery hospital,

Read Dr. Kim Hyun-jo’s <Q&A> first!

Hello.

This is Objet Plastic Surgery.

When you search for a recommended eye bag surgery hospital,

many people end up worrying about their age.

If you are in your 20s, it may feel too early,

in your 30s, it may feel ambiguous,

and in your 40s, you may start wondering whether this is finally the right time.

In reality, you may even hear people around you say that you are still young and it is already time for surgery,

and if you hear that you can do it later, that can make you think even more.

Even if you look at reviews posted online, some people say they had it done in their 20s, while others say they had it done in their 50s, so it is not easy to set a clear standard.

But in fact, age is not an absolute 기준 for deciding on eye bag surgery.

Today, including this point, I’d like to talk about three questions that many people are curious about.

Q1. Age is not the deciding factor? Q2. Does the surgery change depending on the condition under the eyes? Q3. For a recommended eye bag surgery hospital, do I really need to know 'this'?

If you read to the end, I think the 기준 you need to choose the hospital that suits you will become a little clearer.

Q1. Age is not the deciding factor?

To get straight to the point, 'under-eye tissue condition' is much more important than age.

When people think of eye bag surgery, it often has a strong image as a surgery for middle-aged adults.

So if you are in your 20s or early 30s, you may think it is still too early,

and on the other hand, if you are over 40, there are many cases where people assume it is now the age to get it done.

But the under-eye area changes differently based on tissue condition rather than age.

Even in your 20s, if you naturally have a lot of fat bulging out under the eyes or if the fat membrane is weak, the under-eye area can look puffy.

In such cases, it may be a condition that requires surgery regardless of age.

Conversely, even in your 40s, if the fat is not protruding much and the skin elasticity is still maintained, there is no need to rush into surgery.

Ultimately, what matters is how much your under-eye fat, skin, and muscle have each changed.

The surgical method needed also changes depending on how these three factors have changed.

Q2. Does the surgery change depending on the condition under the eyes?

Surgery to improve the under-eye area is broadly divided into three types.

Under-eye fat repositioning, Dual lower blepharoplasty, and lower blepharoplasty.

Which surgery you receive is determined by the condition of the fat, skin, and muscle.

First, under-eye fat repositioning involves making an incision only inside the conjunctiva and repositioning the protruding fat.

Because there is no visible external scar and recovery is fast, this is a suitable procedure when fat is the only problem.

However, it has a limitation in that it cannot address skin laxity or muscle sagging.

If not only the fat but also the skin has loosened, under-eye fat repositioning alone is not enough for sufficient improvement.

In such cases, you can consider dual lower blepharoplasty.

Dual lower blepharoplasty first involves repositioning the fat through a conjunctival incision,

then making an additional incision from the middle part below the eyelashes

to remove the loose skin,

and if needed, to pull up part of the muscle as well.

Compared with lower blepharoplasty, the incision range is smaller, so the recovery burden is lighter,

while the advantage is that both fat and skin can be improved.

And lower blepharoplasty is a procedure in which the incision line runs below the eyelashes, from the inner eye to the outer wrinkles around the eyes.

It repositions the fat, pulls up sagging muscle,

and removes loose skin as well.

This procedure is mainly used when skin sagging is severe and the muscle has also weakened.

The fact that there are so many surgical methods means that

each person’s under-eye condition is different.

Q3. For a recommended eye bag surgery hospital, do I really need to know 'this'?

When getting a recommendation for an eye bag surgery hospital, the first thing to look at is the diagnostic process.

If, during consultation, they only check the appearance on the surface

and immediately decide on a surgical method, you should think a little more carefully.

The under-eye area is difficult to judge based only on what is visible from the outside.

How much fat is protruding, how much skin elasticity there is, whether there is muscle sagging,

all of these must be judged comprehensively.

So it is important to choose a place that accurately understands the condition of your under-eye area through a detailed examination.

Another important thing is whether they offer multiple surgical options.

If it is a place that mainly performs only one surgery,

there is a possibility that they may recommend that surgery regardless of your condition.

But if they have various options such as under-eye fat repositioning, dual lower blepharoplasty, and lower blepharoplasty,

a place with a variety of options will give you a broader range of methods to choose from that are most suitable for your current under-eye condition.

Today, for those who are considering eye bag surgery, I talked about the things you would actually want to know,

namely how to judge the need for surgery based not on age

but on the condition under the eyes.

Ultimately, what matters is accurately understanding what condition the fat, skin, and muscle under your eyes are each in right now.

Even in your 20s, surgery may be needed, and even in your 40s, it may still not be the right time.

So when getting a recommendation for an eye bag surgery hospital, I recommend checking whether it is a place that does not use age as the 기준,

but instead closely examines the under-eye tissue condition and suggests the appropriate surgical method.

Dr. Kim Hyun-jo of Objet Plastic Surgery carefully diagnoses the condition of the under-eye fat, skin, and muscle individually,

so that among under-eye fat repositioning, dual lower blepharoplasty, and lower blepharoplasty,

it is possible to choose the most appropriate method.

Please remember that the decision should be based on the condition under the eyes, not age,

and I hope it leads to results you will not regret.

This has been Objet Plastic Surgery.

Thank you.

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• Treatment effects may vary depending on the individual, and side effects may occur. We recommend that you receive sufficient consultation with medical staff in advance before deciding on the procedure.