Will There Be Changes to Aegyo-sal Before and After Under-Eye Fat Repositioning? [Column by Director Kim Dasom]

Before and after under-eye fat repositioning

Will there be changes to aegyo-sal?

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When the area under the eyes looks dark and dull,

it can give the impression of looking tired,

and in severe cases,

it may make you look older than your actual age,

causing stress.

The appearance of the under-eye area looking dark like this

is what we call dark circles.

Dark circles can occur temporarily

after fatigue builds up,

and they can also arise from various causes,

such as reduced skin elasticity and changes in under-eye fat.

As more people worry about the changes in appearance caused by dark circles,

more people are becoming interested in under-eye fat repositioning,

a surgery that brightens the under-eye area.

Under-eye fat repositioning

repositions the fat that bulges under the eyes

to areas that lack volume,

flattening the area

and brightening the shadowed under-eye area.

It is a procedure sought by people across a wide range of ages,

from people in their 20s and 30s to middle-aged adults.

However, because the surgical area is under the eyes,

some people worry whether aegyo-sal will change

before and after under-eye fat repositioning.

Because of the name “aegyo-sal,”

many people think it refers to fat.

But aegyo-sal refers to the orbicularis oculi muscle under the eyes.

The orbicularis oculi muscle is the muscle that functions to blink the eyes,

and when part of the lower section becomes slightly plump,

aegyo-sal is formed.

The reason aegyo-sal looks more prominent when smiling

is also because it is a muscle.

That may make it easier to understand.

Under-eye fat settles beneath the aegyo muscle.

Because under-eye fat repositioning is a procedure that

repositions this orbital fat to areas that lack volume,

the layer itself is different from aegyo-sal,

so it does not affect aegyo-sal.

Sometimes, after under-eye fat repositioning,

people say their aegyo-sal has become smaller.

In those cases, it may be helpful to understand that what appeared large

was due to the overlapping position of the aegyo muscle and under-eye fat,

and not all of it was actually aegyo-sal.

In fact, after under-eye fat repositioning,

there are many cases where aegyo-sal, which had been hidden by fat,

becomes visible and stands out more,

making the face look more lively.

Therefore, it is best to have a customized design for this area

through an accurate consultation with a specialist medical team.

At Thank You Plastic Surgery,

we perform aegyo-sal-preserving under-eye fat repositioning surgery

to preserve the aegyo line while solving the problem of under-eye fat imbalance,

creating a smooth and bright under-eye area.

Through careful consultation,

we accurately identify the positions of the under-eye fat

and the aegyo muscle.

By applying customized surgery accordingly,

we preserve the aegyo line and, after surgery,

even help aegyo-sal appear more prominent,

creating a lively image.

We also do our best

to prevent recurrence.

By preserving fat blood flow,

we lower the proportion of non-engrafted fat,

and by tightening and securing the loosened orbital septum,

we effectively prevent recurrence.

Because each person has different under-eye structure, fat volume, skin thickness, and elasticity,

we accurately assess these factors

and perform customized surgery.

Therefore, we can create a clearer difference before and after under-eye fat repositioning,

so if you have any questions or are interested,

please feel free to contact us anytime through the various channels below.

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