[Lari Plastic Surgery] Progress 3 Weeks After Lower Eyelid Fat Repositioning Surgery

Lower eyelid fat repositioning surgery may be somewhat unfamiliar compared with other eye surgeries.

This surgery does not create an absolute visual transformation, such as making the eyes larger or lowering the outer corners of the eyes.

However, it is a surgery that creates a big change without a dramatic change.

Looking at the photo, the area under the eyes before surgery appears puffy and sagging.

You can also see a hollow wrinkle, like a groove, beneath the area where it is not aegyo-sal.

The puffy, sagging area under the eyes that is visible here and not aegyo-sal

is the lower eyelid fat.

Lower eyelid fat repositioning surgery is a procedure that removes this fat layer.

The method of the surgery is to remove the unnecessary (excess) fat that protrudes outward from the fat pouch under the eyes

and to flatten it and close it up in place.

The before and after of this surgery are more noticeable from the side than from the front.

Even if the visual difference is not obvious,

you can clearly feel that the overall impression has changed.

The tired-looking, uneven, and rough area has been smoothed into a soft curve,

making the overall impression brighter and gentler.

After the puffiness under the eyes disappears, some people often say that the area has become hollow,

but this can be said to be the exact result this surgery aims to achieve.

For aegyo-sal to stand out and the face to look more three-dimensional,

it is correct for the area under the eyes to sink in a little so that it separates the aegyo-sal from the cheekbone area.