Skip to main content

Posts

Why Your Double Eyelid Looks Like Two Folds (and How to Fix It)

Recent posts

Male Bulbous Nose Surgery, A Choice for Improving Impression and Image

 Male Bulbous Nose Surgery, A Choice for Improving Impression and Image Male plastic surgery is no longer unfamiliar! In recent years, interest in self-care has grown significantly, leading to noticeable growth in the men’s beauty and plastic surgery market. In the past, plastic surgery was mainly considered a women’s domain, but now men also see appearance as an important competitive edge and actively take care of it. With the rise of SNS and YouTube, people can easily access diverse information and reviews, and the activities of male beauty creators have further increased interest. Amid this trend, the most sought-after surgery among men is rhinoplasty, especially bulbous nose correction. What is a bulbous nose? A bulbous nose usually refers to a nose with a round, blunt tip and wide nostrils. In the past, this type of nose was considered to bring good fortune, but nowadays it is often perceived as giving an unsophisticated or heavy impression. In particular, young people prepari...

Eye and nose surgery Q&A | Complete guide to pre- and post-op precautions

 Eye and nose surgery Q&A |  Complete guide to pre- and post-op precautions Hello! 😊 If you are preparing for plastic surgery, you may wonder how important pre- and post-operative care and daily habits are, just like the surgical results themselves. Especially for recovery-sensitive procedures like eye and nose surgery, there are questions patients ask most often during consultation. “When is it okay to drink alcohol?” “When can I exercise?” “When can I wash my face or wear makeup?” “What is the reason I cannot even drink water before surgery?” You are naturally curious about these everyday matters. In fact, simply saying do not do it is not enough for these precautions. 👉 Knowing exactly why it is restricted and how long to be careful is essential for safe and satisfying outcomes. Today, through a Q&A on eye and nose surgery that many people truly wonder about, ✅ The must-follow precautions before surgery ✅ Post-operative care for returning to daily life We will org...

Lower Eyelid Revision Surgery, When Should It Be Done? (Timing and Method)

Lower Eyelid Revision Surgery, When Should It Be Done? (Timing and Method) Today, I’d like to talk about lower eyelid revision surgery, as explained by Dr. Kang Hyungjoo from Jayjun Plastic Surgery. Many people undergo lower eyelid surgery to smooth the under-eye area and create a younger appearance. However, as time passes, some may start worrying again. So, when and in what cases is lower eyelid revision surgery needed? 👁 Lower Eyelid Surgery, Starting with the Basics As we age, the fat pockets under the eyes sag, and the surrounding membrane, muscles, and skin also loosen. This results in shadowing like dark circles and an uneven appearance. 👉The lower eyelid surgery process goes as follows: The boundary area where the ligaments and muscles attach is released to create a natural flow, the upper fat is repositioned downward to fill hollow areas, excess muscle is tightened by securing it to the periosteum, and in some cases, only a portion of excess skin is removed. 📌 Three Situati...

Solve Your Double Chin! Achieve a Defined V-Line with Liposuction and Muscle Tightening

 Solve Your Double Chin! Achieve a Defined V-Line with Liposuction and Muscle Tightening These days, regardless of the season, many people desire a slimmer V-line facial shape. Especially with selfies and video calls becoming part of daily life, interest in facial contours has increased significantly compared to before. However, no matter how much weight is lost, the double chin under the jaw often remains unresolved. In fact, as facial fat reduces, sagging under the chin or muscles can become more noticeable, making the face look dull. There are many causes of a double chin. It’s not just due to weight gain—aging-related skin laxity, muscle sagging, genetic factors, and daily posture habits (like forward head posture) all play a role. Once developed, a double chin is difficult to improve with exercise or dieting alone. Especially when muscle laxity, not fat, is the cause, even with weight loss, the jawline remains undefined. That’s why many people today are considering facial lipo...

Under-Eye Aegyo: Filler or Fat Grafting?

Under-Eye Aegyo: Filler or Fat Grafting? I t’s no exaggeration to say that the eye area defines more than 90% of your facial impression. That’s why natural and pretty under-eye aegyo lines are getting a lot of attention lately. But when you actually start looking into the procedure, you can’t help but wonder, “Is filler better, or is fat grafting the right choice?” So today, we’ll cover everything people are curious about regarding under-eye aegyo procedures! Among them, we’ll compare the two most popular options — filler and fat grafting — covering everything from longevity, naturalness, recovery time, and who they’re best suited for. 💡 First, where is aegyo filler injected? The aegyo procedure involves adding a bit of volume just beneath the lower eyelid skin. 👉 This area is closely linked to structures like orbital fat and orbicularis oculi muscle, requiring precise anatomical knowledge and delicate technique. Both filler and fat are injected in the same area with the same goal. T...

Ulthera Prime vs. Traditional Ulthera: What's the Difference?

 Ulthera Prime vs Traditional Ulthera :  What's the Difference? As we age, skin elasticity gradually declines, and volume in the mid-face starts to sink or sag, naturally deepening nasolabial folds. These changes make the overall impression look tired and older, which becomes a major concern for many people. One of the first solutions that often comes to mind is a lifting procedure. If you’re into skincare, you’ve probably heard of Ulthera at least once. Ulthera is a lifting treatment that improves wrinkles and skin laxity using high-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) technology, delivering thermal energy deep into the skin to stimulate collagen production and achieve lifting effects—making it very popular. Recently, a more advanced version called Ulthera Prime has been introduced, attracting a great deal of attention. So today, we’ll explore how Ulthera Prime differs from the original version and what to expect before and after the procedure. W ho is Ulthera Prime for? Ulthe...