Active Under-Eye
Fat Repositioning

Same-day surgery may be possible depending on your schedule and whether you have met the required fasting instructions. Please consult with our medical team in advance to confirm your eligibility.

No. The aegyo-sal, the small area of muscle and soft tissue that creates a youthful fullness beneath the eyes, is anatomically distinct from the under-eye fat. Repositioning or removing excess under-eye fat does not necessarily eliminate the aegyo-sal. In fact, reducing excess under-eye fat may make the aegyo-sal more visible, helping create a brighter and more youthful appearance.

Bruising and swelling vary from person to person. At Lienjang, our experienced surgeons draw on over 20 years of experience and expertise to help minimize post-operative bruising and swelling as much as possible.

- Avoid excessive alcohol consumption, smoking, saunas, jjimjilbangs (Korean bathhouses), and strenuous exercise for 3–7 days after surgery to help reduce the risk of inflammation.
- Avoid rubbing or applying excessive pressure or irritation to the treated area.
- Keep the skin well moisturized and apply sunscreen whenever you go outdoors.
- Gentle face washing and light makeup may be possible starting the day after surgery, as advised by your surgeon. Avoid exfoliating scrubs and chemical peeling treatments during the initial recovery period.