Does Under-Eye Fat Repositioning or Lower Blepharoplasty Make Aegyo-sal Disappear?

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Hello~

💎your beauty universe! This is Dr. Park Seon-hee, Director of Weverse Plastic Surgery :)💎

Eye surgery is the procedure we encounter most easily!

While it is one of the simplest surgeries performed on the face,

it is also one of the most difficult.

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These days, because people prefer a natural look rather than something too obvious,

there are some who hesitate to undergo surgery.

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Among eye surgeries, under-eye surgery has a certain level of difficulty. In the past, it was mostly performed by middle-aged individuals, but recently, even among younger people,

interest in under-eye fat repositioning and lower blepharoplasty has been on the rise.

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The biggest concern with under-eye surgery is whether the results will look unnatural.

One of the main reasons for this is the aegyo-sal (under-eye roll), which maintains a natural look after surgery.

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Aegyo-sal is not very noticeable when the face is expressionless,

but it becomes prominent when you smile or make facial expressions. Because the aegyo-sal is formed by the orbicularis oculi muscle,

it stands out when you smile.

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However, this aegyo-sal gradually diminishes as aging progresses.

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Whether this aegyo-sal disappears after lower blepharoplasty and under-eye fat repositioning

is one of the most frequently asked questions by many people.

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Today, let's find out if aegyo-sal really disappears

after lower blepharoplasty and under-eye fat repositioning.

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Does aegyo-sal disappear after lower blepharoplasty or under-eye fat repositioning?

No, it does not. The under-eye aegyo-sal is made up of the orbicularis oculi muscle,

and during under-eye fat repositioning surgery, this muscle is left intact,

so the aegyo-sal does not disappear.

In fact, when the bulging fat beneath it is removed,

the aegyo-sal can stand out even more.

Even during lower blepharoplasty, the aegyo-sal is not removed;

rather, it can be enhanced and made slightly more visible.

This is because the under-eye aegyo-sal is an essential element for a youthful image.

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Today, we looked into whether aegyo-sal disappears

when undergoing lower blepharoplasty and under-eye fat repositioning.

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Since the surgical method for under-eye surgery can vary depending on the symptoms,

it is important to consult with a specialist to assess the amount of fat, internal eye structure, skin thickness, and degree of sagging

before deciding on the surgical approach.

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