A Realistic Woman in Her 20s Shares Her Under-Eye Fat Repositioning Review

Yes.. I came back after getting under-eye surgery, and I had it done by Director Cha Ji-hwan at Unique Plastic Surgery. I’m very satisfied, but there were parts that were hard for me when I was researching it? I wanted to write a few words so that other people looking into under-eye fat repositioning wouldn’t have to feel the same way, hehe I had very severe dark circles for my age, and the fat under my eyes bulged out unevenly quite badly too. Because of that, my face looked very different before and after makeup, and even with makeup the tired-looking impression wasn’t completely covered.I worried a lot about whether I should get under-eye fat repositioning. What was hardest while researching it was the perception that under-eye fat repositioning is something middle-aged people get, and also that because of that there aren’t many reviews from people in their 20s.. I kept wondering, can I really go in for a consultation for this?That’s also connected to why I chose Unique for consultation. There seemed to be more reviews from people in their 20s than I expected, and many reviews said the consultation was extremely detailed, so I ended up visiting thinking that even if I didn’t do it, I should at least go ask.I went there and after the consultation I felt, ah, I was worrying for nothing. In my case, they said surgery was definitely possible, and that I could realistically expect a clear improvement in my impression. I kept thinking, why did I worry for so long? and then scheduled the surgery date. It felt like: one year of worrying, one day of deciding..A lot of people think under-eye surgery is extremely risky and difficult, but maybe because I’m in my 20s and recovered quickly, it wasn’t that hard for me. First of all, outwardly there really wasn’t anything difficult at all (swelling seemed to last about a week and bruising about two days). There is some adhesions under the eyes, like a firm area that doesn’t feel soft, and I still have that a bit (this is week 2), but when I asked at the hospital they said it was natural and would disappear in about a month, so I’m waiting comfortably (still, thankfully, there’s absolutely nothing visibly obvious from the outside). Since it would be better to see accurately, I’m uploading the before-and-after with no retouching and no makeup. Hope this helps Conclusion: it’s more manageable than I thought, and the effect is amazing