I had under-eye fat grafting surgery, but the fat did not seem to engraft well, so I had a second round using the fat that had been frozen. After the second round, a bluish protrusion appeared, so at the time I had some of it extracted again. Even so, it still did not look natural, but it was manageable, so I lived with it. As time passed, however, it became hard, more noticeable, lumpy, saggy, and awkward-looking, and various drawbacks like these started to appear. So I looked into it, and some places said that fat grafting should not be done under the eyes. Because of that, I think very careful judgment is required when considering under-eye fat grafting. I have also come to think a lot that it may be better not to do it if possible.
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This review is a surgical review pursuing reconstruction.