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Worried that Under-Eye Fat Repositioning might make your aegyo-sal (under-eye roll) disappear?

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​​​When considering Under-Eye Fat Repositioning, there are more questions than you might think. 

“Could Under-Eye Fat Repositioning make my aegyo-sal (under-eye roll) disappear?”

Especially if you tend to be cute You may be worried that the fat under your eyes will disappear while correcting the fat under your eyes.

In short, Under-Eye Fat Repositioning is not generally considered a surgery that removes the aegyo-sal.

Rather, if bulging under-eye fat had been obscuring an existing aegyo-sal, 

the aegyo-sal may appear more defined after Under-Eye Fat Repositioning.

So why does this difference occur?

Today, we will take a look at the relationship between Under-Eye Fat Repositioning and Aegyo-sal, 

as well as the reasons why Aegyo-sal may look different after surgery.

Does Under-Eye Fat Repositioning make the aegyo-sal disappear?​​​​​

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The first point to understand is that under-eye fat and the aegyo-sal are not the same tissue.

Just because the area under the eyes is bulging doesn't mean that the entire area is a cute area.

Under-eye fat is volume created when fatty tissue beneath the eye protrudes forward, 

while the aegyo-sal is volume formed by the muscles and soft tissue immediately below the eye.

Therefore, Under-Eye Fat Repositioning does not inherently involve removing the aegyo-sal together with the under-eye fat.

Rather, what is important is “Did aegyo-sal really exist?” “Was the fat under the eyes hiding the aegyo-sal (under-eye roll)?” 

“What is the condition of the skin and muscles under the eyes?” Check your back together.

How are the aegyo-sal and under-eye fat different?​​​​​​

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It is easy to think that they are all the same structure just because they are convex under the eyes, but in reality, their positions and roles are different. 

To easily distinguish them, they are as follows:

1. Aegyo-sal

Natural volume visible just below the eyes

May appear more prominent when smiling or making facial expressions

One of the elements that makes the eyes look soft and lively

2. Fat under the eyes

Fat that appears to protrude forward from under the eyes

If fat protrudes and falls downward, a shadow may appear at the border.

This can be one of the causes of dark circles or a tired look.

That is, Aegyo-sal = natural volume that needs to be maintained

Protruding fat under the eyes = Volume that can be considered for correction depending on location and degree It's easy to understand if you think about it like this.

Of course, the actual structure under the eyes is different for each person, 

so rather than simply judging by the location, you should also look at the amount and location of fat, skin elasticity, and sagging, etc.

Why, then, can the aegyo-sal look more visible after Under-Eye Fat Repositioning?​​​​​​

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This is the part that many people are curious about. “I rearranged the fat under my eyes, but why do I see more of my aegyo-sal (under-eye roll)?”

The reason is not because the aegyo-sal itself is newly created, but because the puffiness under the eyes that was previously covering the aegyo-sal has been reduced, making it relatively more visible.

Let's take an example.

If the fat under your eyes protrudes forward and the lower part is sunken,

Bulging part → Off part

A clear boundary can be drawn between them. 

These curves create light and shadow, which can make the area under the eyes appear darker or more tired.

Under-Eye Fat Repositioning is not just about removing a lot of protruding fat. 

When needed, the fat is moved toward hollow areas beneath the eyes, with the aim of softening the boundary between bulging and hollow areas.

Therefore, as the curves under the eyes become softer, the original shape of the eyelids may become relatively visible.

Can the aegyo-sal sometimes appear less visible after Under-Eye Fat Repositioning?​​​​​​​

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However, not everyone looks the same after surgery.

Everyone has something under their eyes The size of Aegyo-sal, The amount and location of fat under the eyes, skin thickness ,Skin elasticity ,Depth of the tear trough ,Muscle shape ,facial skeleton Because the backs are different.

Immediately after surgery, swelling or tissue tension may also make the area look different from usual.

Therefore, immediately after surgery, look in the mirror and “Aegyo-sal is gone” You need to be careful about making a quick judgment..

This is because during the recovery process, the shape of the area under the eyes may change as the swelling goes down and the tissue stabilizes.

What should you check if aegyo-sal is important to you?​​​​​​

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If you are worried about the disappearance of your aegyo-sal (under-eye roll) while considering Under-Eye Fat Repositioning, 

it is recommended to check the following points during your consultation.

1. Does Aegyo Sal actually exist?

: Checking everyday photos and photos when smiling can help you figure out your aegyo-sal type.

2. Is the fat under the eyes covering up the aegyo-sal (under-eye roll)?

: If the fat under the eyes protrudes a lot, the border between aegyo-sal (under-eye roll) and fat is not clear, 

so the aegyo-sal (under-eye roll) may be relatively less visible.

3. How far away the tear trough are.

: The problem is not only that the area under the eyes is bulging, but if the area below it is dark,

a shadow may be created due to the height difference between the two areas.

4. Is there sagging skin and wrinkles?

: If skin sagging is severe, it may be difficult to resolve it simply by relocating fat under the eyes.

In such cases, it is worth comparing Under-Eye Fat Repositioning with lower blepharoplasty.

​What if you said, “I really want to maintain my aegyo sal”?

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​​​It's okay to talk enough.

In particular, if you think that aegyo-sal is important in your facial impression, please consult with us.

“I want the aegyo sal to look as natural as possible.” One way is to say this in advance.

This is because when deciding on a surgical method, you must comprehensively consider not only the amount and location of fat under the eyes, 

but also the skin, muscles, and the shape of the existing aegyo-sal.

HERSHE Plastic Surgery also explains that methods intended to preserve the aegyo-sal may be considered during lower blepharoplasty. 

It is explained that if you want more aegyo-sal, you can consider autologous fat grafting or fillers.

However, this does not apply equally to everyone, and may vary depending on the individual's under-eye structure and skin condition.

If you are one of these people, be sure to check before undergoing Under-Eye Fat Repositioning.​

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​​​If you have the following concerns, it is recommended that you carefully check the condition under your eyes before deciding on a surgical method.

The area under the eyes looks bulging

The area under the eyes is bulging, but at the same time, the lower part looks sunken.

Dark circles look severe

When you take a picture, the shadows under your eyes look darker.

I am told that I look tired even though I have had enough rest.

I usually have aegyo-sal (under-eye roll), but it's hard to see because of the fat under my eyes.

I want to improve the puffiness under my eyes while maintaining my cute face.

Sagging skin and wrinkles under the eyes are also a concern.

If the last two concerns apply, it is important to determine whether Under-Eye Fat Repositioning 

or lower blepharoplasty is more suitable for the current condition of the under-eye area.

If you are worried about your aegyo-sal (under-eye roll) after Under-Eye Fat Repositioning​​​​​

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To summarize, Relocating fat under the eyes does not necessarily mean that aegyo-sal (under-eye roll) disappears.

In fact, if the existing aegyo-sal (under-eye roll) was hidden due to the protrusion of the fat under the eyes, 

the aegyo-sal (under-eye roll) may become more visible after the fat protrusion is alleviated.

However, because the structure under the eyes is different for each person, the results of the surgery also vary from person to person.

Especially if aegyo-sal is important to you, simply “Please get rid of the fat under my eyes.” Rather than approaching

“What is the current location of the fat under the eyes and aegyo-sal (under-eye roll), and how can it be naturally improved?” It is recommended to check together.

Remember that Under-Eye Fat Repositioning is not simply about removing fat; it is surgery that considers the balance among under-eye bulging, hollowness, and shadows.​

Considering Under-Eye Fat Repositioning “Isn’t it possible that even aegyo-sal will disappear?”There are many people who are worried.

However, aegyo-sal (under-eye roll) and under-eye fat are not the same structure, 

and it is not accurate to simply understand that Under-Eye Fat Repositioning is a surgery to create new or remove aegyo-sal (under-eye roll).

Rather, in cases where the existing aegyo-sal (under-eye roll) is obscured by the protrusion of fat under the eyes, 

the aegyo-sal (under-eye roll) may appear relatively more naturally by adjusting the position of the fat.

In the end, the important thing is not how much fat you remove,

but to comprehensively check the current shape of fat, puffiness, skin, muscles, and aegyo-sal under your eyes.

If you are considering Under-Eye Fat Repositioning Rather than just worrying about ‘Will my aegyo life disappear?

’ Let's start by checking the relationship between the fat under my eyes and the fat under my eyes.

This may be the first step in deciding how to have surgery.​