Will My Aegyo-sal Disappear After Lower Blepharoplasty or Under-Eye Fat Repositioning?

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💎your beauty universe! I am Dr. Park Sun-hee, Director of Uverse Plastic Surgery :)💎

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Under-eye surgery is largely divided into lower blepharoplasty and under-eye fat repositioning.

Lately, not only middle-aged individuals but also younger people are showing a lot of interest in these procedures.

If bulging under-eye fat creates a tired and dark impression, or if dark circles

make the under-eye area look dull, these procedures are designed to improve the eyes into a bright, radiant, and youthful appearance.

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The surgical method for under-eye surgery varies depending on the individual's condition.

Factors such as the degree of under-eye skin sagging, the protrusion of fat pockets, and the depth and extent of the tear troughs

are carefully evaluated to determine the appropriate surgical method.

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Occasionally, some people worry that their aegyo-sal (under-eye roll) might disappear after under-eye surgery.

Today, we will find out whether aegyo-sal really disappears when you get under-eye surgery.

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

The answer is no. The under-eye aegyo-sal is made up of the orbicularis oculi muscle,

and since under-eye fat repositioning surgery leaves this muscle intact, the aegyo-sal does not disappear.

In fact, once the bulging fat beneath it is removed, the aegyo-sal can stand out even more.

During lower blepharoplasty, the aegyo-sal is also not removed; rather, it can be enhanced and made slightly more visible.

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

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Because under-eye surgery involves the delicate tissues around the eyes, it must be performed using a method tailored specifically to you.

We highly recommend fully assessing each individual's fat volume, inner eye structure, skin thickness, tear trough shape, and degree of sagging

before deciding on the surgical method.

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