Sunken eye correction / Sunken tear trough fat grafting surgery
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Sunken eyes, under-eye hollow fat grafting
Option Information
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Up to 3
Hospital Location
48 Seomyeon-ro, Busanjin District, Busan, South Korea 12th floor
Fat grafting for sunken eyes and tear troughs is a surgical procedure that adds natural volume and vitality to the area around the eyes, which may appear sunken due to a lack of volume. It helps improve the appearance of sunken upper eyelids and deep tear troughs, softening a tired or aged look and creating a smoother, more youthful eye contour. By considering an individual's facial proportions and the shape of the eye area, volume is supplemented in the appropriate locations to achieve a natural and harmonious appearance. This surgery is suitable for those whose sunken eyes make their gaze appear sharp or who are concerned about shadows under their eyes.
Treatment information is for reference only and may vary depending on individual conditions. For accurate details, please consult with the facility.
Recommended for
- For those concerned about a tired and aged appearance due to sunken eyelids.
- Individuals with hollow, shadowed, and dark-looking under-eye areas
- For those who have a sharp or hollow-looking eye appearance due to a lack of volume around the eyes.
- For those who desire a lively and soft eye appearance with natural volume improvement
Procedure Benefits
- Add natural volume to the area around sunken eyes to complete a vibrant eye look.
- Improve deep tear troughs to alleviate a tired appearance
- Enhance the three-dimensional contours around the eyes to create a soft and youthful appearance.
- Expect a natural transformation through volume restoration that considers the balance of the entire face.
Risks and Notes
-Postoperative swelling, bruising, and pain may occur temporarily and will mostly improve over time. -In rare cases, complications such as bleeding, hematoma, infection, or inflammation may occur.
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Sunken eyes, under-eye hollow fat grafting