[Lari Plastic Surgery] Let’s Solve the Root Problem with Lower Eyelid Fat Repositioning Surgery (A More Certain Method Than Laser)

When you browse social media, you see all kinds of advertisements.

They are ads that appear based on my algorithm, so I end up seeing a lot of ads related to fields I’m usually interested in.

So for people worried about dark circles under the eyes, protruding fat, or tear trough wrinkles, there are many ads for beauty devices used by influencers, as well as hospital laser and filler procedures.

For people who were not familiar with surgery and had not thought about it, being tempted by those ads and trying to solve under-eye puffiness and tear trough wrinkles with creams, beauty devices, or simple laser treatments is very natural.

However, the things mentioned in these ads often have little to no effect, or only a minimal effect, so it is very difficult to neatly solve the areas of concern.

For these people, instead of creams, beauty devices, or laser procedures, I recommend lower eyelid fat repositioning surgery.

Just by looking at the comparison photos before surgery and one month after, you can clearly tell that lower eyelid fat repositioning surgery is a procedure that can neatly and reliably solve all of the concerns mentioned above.

If you look at the preoperative photo, in addition to the aegyo-sal line under the eyes, there is skin bulging downward, and below that bulge, you can see a wrinkle with a deep crease.

What fills the bulging skin there is under-eye fat, and because of this, a tear trough wrinkle forms underneath it. Some people also fill this wrinkle with filler, but in that case, the filler can become trapped around the under-eye fat and make it look even more swollen.

In the end, the bulge under the eyes needs to be gone for the problem to be solved.

Lower eyelid fat repositioning surgery fundamentally solves this problem by removing and repositioning the orbital fat in the sagging lower eyelid area.

Looking at the photo one month after surgery, the bulging area under the eyes has disappeared, the aegyo-sal stands out, and the tear trough wrinkle below appears smooth and naturally connected.

When people hear the word surgery, they often feel concerned at first, and because it also feels burdensome to set aside a lot of time for recovery, some may be reluctant to undergo surgery. But lower eyelid fat repositioning surgery causes relatively little swelling, so the surgery and recovery can both be completed in a short time.

(The amount of swelling after any surgery may vary from patient to patient.)

Also, because the procedure is performed with an incision on the inside of the eye through the conjunctiva rather than an external skin incision, you can achieve the desired effect without worrying about incision scars.

Don’t waste time on other things because of flashy ads. I hope you invest one week in lower eyelid fat repositioning surgery, see a clear effect all at once, and get the results you want. ^^