Would it be better to get under-eye fat repositioning?

Yeah, it works. I did it too.

[@] Won’t it look too plain?

[@코인교환소] What do you mean by “plain”? After doing it, the darkness under the eyes disappears, so the skin looks brighter and the color tone looks better.

It’s on the heavier side, but if it were me, I think I’d do it.

I’d recommend it.

[@] They said the dark circles are because thin skin makes them visible, but can it still improve?

[@여름엔맥주] They said the dark circles are because thin skin is showing through, but can it still improve?

[@류륭이] They said the dark circles are because the skin is thin and seeing through, but can it improve?

For me, the dark circles don't improve.

[@예뻐지zr] If it recurs, shouldn’t you not do it?

[@코인교환소] Tear trough, dark circles, and the area under the eyes looks like an old, deflated balloon don’t do it.

[@예뻐지zr] Wow.... If you look at my photos, do you think it would be better to do it...? Or do you think it would be better not to do it...?

[@코인교환소] I was also that bad too Right now I’m stressed because of the tear trough, but if I take photos from far away it doesn’t show, so this might actually look better now...

[@예뻐지zr]....Ah... I’m so conflicted If fat grafting is done, the dark circles are somewhat hidden, right? Did you do fat grafting too??

I only had repositioning Maybe that’s why I ended up with a scooped-out tear trough

[@예뻐지zr] Ah... I also want to do it because of the tear trough, but I really need to think it over carefully. Thanks for letting me know

Wow, yes... Mine looked similar to yours, but it’s really a case that improved really well after under-eye fat work. If someone tells you to remove fat, I’d still choose only repositioning. I also had only repositioning, and surgery worked out well—no overcorrection and no excessive hollowing; the under-eye area became smooth.

[@케이스윌] The doctors said dark circles wouldn’t improve, yet did the community get dark-circle improvement??