Under-Eye Fat Repositioning, Is Orbital Septum Reinforcement Necessary During Lower Blepharoplasty?

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Hello~

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Whether it's bulging fat protruding under the eyes or

sunken under-eyes, under-eye surgery is the procedure that resolves it!

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As aging progresses, the septum structure surrounding the under-eye fat weakens,

often causing the under-eye fat to push outward and become bulging.

When this happens, the tear troughs deepen and the under-eye area becomes dark.

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For this reason, nowadays, many younger individuals are also

inquiring about dark circles and aging.

While researching under-eye surgery, you have likely seen

the term orbital septum reinforcement quite often.

Today, let's find out what orbital septum reinforcement is~

What is Orbital Septum Reinforcement?

The orbital septum acts as a supporting structure that surrounds the under-eye fat.

The orbital septum must be well-maintained to prevent the bulging fat from recurring and

to allow the repositioned fat to look natural.

During under-eye surgery, if the orbital septum surrounding the fat is thin and weakly sagging, or

if it is adhered due to scarring, the surgical results will not be optimal.

Restoring the orbital septum structure to its original position so that it surrounds the fat and firmly supports it

is called orbital septum reinforcement.

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Have your questions about orbital septum reinforcement been answered?

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