Under-Eye Fat Repositioning: Correcting Puffiness and Hollows Without External Scars.
After the age of 40, many people begin to notice changes in the under-eye area. Fat pads may start to protrude, while the tear trough beneath them becomes more pronounced. This can make the face look tired and the eyes appear older. One of the main concerns before surgery is the possibility of visible scars. However, in under-eye fat repositioning, the incision is made on the inner surface of the lower eyelid, through the conjunctiva. As a result, no external skin scars are left. How Is the Procedure Performed? Rather than simply removing the protruding fat, the surgeon repositions it into the hollow area of the tear trough. This technique helps reduce under-eye puffiness while softening hollows, preserving the natural contours of the lower eyelids. What Is the Recovery Process Like? • Swelling usually decreases noticeably within the first week. • After approximately two weeks, the under-eye area generally looks more natural, although complete recovery may take longer...