Lower Eyelid Fat Repositioning

Lower Eyelid Fat Repositioning is a procedure that smooths and refines the under-eye area by reducing protruding under-eye fat through a minimal incision inside the conjunctiva and repositioning it into hollow areas. Using a septal reinforcement technique that also secures the loosened orbital septum, it aims to reduce the possibility of recurrence while preserving under-eye fullness by minimizing fat removal.

When the under-eye area appears puffy or hollow, it can easily create a tired and aged impression. Unnecessary fat is reduced and repositioned into hollow areas to correct both puffiness and hollowness, creating a smooth and firm under-eye contour.

Recommended for

· Those with uneven, bumpy under-eye fat · Those who look dark or tired · Those whose under-eye area appears sagging · Those who look tired due to Dark Circle Correction

POP Septal Reinforcement Lower Eyelid Fat Repositioning

Lower Eyelid Fat Repositioning that considers the possibility of recurrence after surgery.

Standard Lower Eyelid Fat Repositioning

· The effect may be limited without orbital septum support · Higher recurrence rate · Under-eye hollowing

Septal Reinforcement Lower Eyelid Fat Repositioning

· Long-lasting improvement by securely fixing both repositioned fat and the orbital septum · Lower recurrence rate · Firm fixation helps prevent under-eye hollowing

Customized process based on the degree of under-eye fat progression

Stage 1 (Early) — Mild shadowing stage

The under-eye fat begins to protrude slightly, creating a tired-looking impression.

Stage 2 (Intermediate) — Stage where shadowing and hollowing appear together

An imbalance develops between under-eye and front-cheek fat, causing deeper shadows along with under-eye hollowing.

Stage 3 (Advanced) — Stage where a presbyopic appearance becomes pronounced

As fat imbalance becomes more severe, the Tear Trough becomes more pronounced, and dark circles and hollowing are emphasized simultaneously.

POP Lower Eyelid Fat Repositioning: 3 POINTS

Before-and-after photo (left: before surgery · right: 2 weeks after surgery) — Under-eye fullness preservation

· Point 1. Minimal incision inside the conjunctiva for less concern about scarring · Point 2. Long-lasting results through septal reinforcement · Point 3. Preservation of under-eye fullness through minimal fat removal

Before-and-after photos

Before surgery → 1 month after surgery

Before surgery → 1 month after surgery

Before surgery → 1 month after surgery

Before surgery → 1 month after surgery

Surgery Information

| Surgery time: 30 minutes | Anesthesia: Local anesthesia · sedation anesthesia | Follow-up visits: 1 visit | Return to daily activities: Possible immediately

Pre- and Postoperative Precautions

After Surgery

· Major swelling typically subsides within 1–2 weeks, and you can return to daily activities relatively quickly. · It may take approximately 1–3 months for residual swelling to subside and for the area to settle naturally. · This procedure may be performed in combination with other surgeries. The surgical combination and sequence are determined through consultation based on skin condition, healing capacity, and desired results.

Please Be Sure to Check

Although the possibility of recurrence is relatively low, it may vary depending on individual tissue condition and lifestyle habits, so thorough consultation and postoperative care are important. Surgical results vary by individual, and side effects such as bleeding, infection, and inflammation may occur.