Lower lid fat redistribution procedures remove, or redistribute the fat deposit on the lower lid for patients who have severe dark circles around the eyes that create tired appearance.
Persistent dark circles can be removed by this procedure while restoring the firmness in the area. It is one of the quickest procedures that renders lasting results which in turn, allows patients to save tremendous effort and time they put into covering them with makeup.
Surgical method for lower lid blepharoplasty by concerns:
Case 1: Saggy lower lid with excessive fat deposit
Sagged and protruded parts are evened out by removing the fat deposit through conjunctiva.
Case 2: Severe dark circles with no protrusion and sagging
Lacrimal groove ligament is separated to strengthen the orbital septum.
Case 3: Lacrimal groove with fat deposits
Protruded fat deposits are pushed downward to even out the lower lid area.
1. Before the surgery : The area looks dark and shaded
2. The area to be operated is approached via conjunctiva
3. Minimal amount of conjunctiva is incised to remove and redistribute the lower lid fat deposit
4. After the surgery: The lower lid now looks brighter and firmer
Case 1: Saggy lower lid with excessive fat deposit
Sagged and protruded parts are evened out by removing the fat deposit through conjunctiva.
Case 2: Severe dark circles with no protrusion and sagging
Lacrimal groove ligament is separated to strengthen the orbital septum.
Case 3: Lacrimal groove with fat deposits
You may consider lower lid fat removal procedure if you...
- have excessive amount of wrinkles on the lower lid
- have severe dark circles on the area
- have sunken appearance on the lower lid
Lower lid fat redistribution procedures are performed by Dr. Ko Hanwoong. Dr. Ko will consult the patient one by one, and determine the shape and design that will complement and enhance the rest of the face, as well as the best suited surgical method for each individual patient. He is a board certified surgeon who has more than 10 years of experience in performing plastic surgeries. He has published four studies, and is a clinical professor at Korea University Medical School. Dr. Ko regularly attends international medical and academic seminars to keep up with the ever evolving technologies in plastic surgery.
Bachelor’s Degree, School of Medicine, Korea University
Master’s Degree, Department of Plastic, Korea University
Adjunct Professor Department of Plastic Surgery, Korea University
Life member of Society of Plastic Surgery
Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery Membership
Plastic Surgery physicians Council member for
Member of Anti-Aging Society Korea
Member of Anti-Aging Society U.S.A
Professor, Bachelor’s Degree, School of Medicine, Korea University
Resident Doctor at365 Health, KBS
Resident Doctor at365 Health, KBS
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