Lower Blepharoplasty
in Korea
Don't just "remove" the fat.
Reposition it to erase dark circles and restore smooth contours.
The Korean secret to looking 10 years younger.
Don't just "remove" the fat.
Reposition it to erase dark circles and restore smooth contours.
The Korean secret to looking 10 years younger.
Eye bags are not just about lack of sleep. They are a structural issue where the orbital fat pads herniate (bulge out), creating a shadow underneath known as the Tear Trough.
Simply removing this fat is an outdated method that leads to hollow, sunken eyes. Korean Lower Blepharoplasty focuses on "Repositioning." We unlock the bulging fat and spread it evenly into the hollow groove.
The result? The bulge is flattened, the hollow is filled, and the dark circle shadow disappears—all in one procedure.
Advanced techniques to preserve your natural smile.
We preserve the youthful muscle roll (Love Band) under the lashes. Western techniques often flatten this, but we keep it for a younger, smiling expression.
By leveling the "peaks (fat)" and "valleys (tear trough)," we eliminate the structural shadows that concealer cannot hide.
For sagging skin, we anchor the muscle to the outer rim to prevent the eyelid from flipping outwards (Ectropion).
Your skin elasticity determines the surgical method.
Dark circles make you look older than you are.
Find out if you need Repositioning or a Lift.
Customized plans for scarless results or maximum lifting.
The incision is made inside the lower eyelid (pink conjunctiva). There is absolutely no scar visible on the face. We spread the living fat tissue over the bone to fill the dark hollows permanently.
An incision is made just below the lower lashes. We remove loose, wrinkly skin and lift the drooping cheek muscle (SOOF lift) while repositioning the fat.
| Feature | Transconjunctival (Repositioning) | Lower Blepharoplasty (Lift) |
|---|---|---|
| Incision Site | Inside Eyelid (Internal) | Subciliary (Below lashes) |
| Skin Removal | No | Yes (Tightens skin) |
| Scar Visibility | None | Fades under lash line (3-6 mo) |
| Primary Goal | Fat Bulge & Dark Circles | Sagging Skin & Deep Wrinkles |
| Estimated Cost | $1,500 ~ $2,500 | $2,500 ~ $4,500 |
* Prices vary based on anesthesia and complexity (e.g., combining with fat grafting).
A quick return to daily life.
Small tapes are applied under the eyes to compress swelling. Vision is not obstructed.
For Incisional Blepharoplasty, stitches are removed. (Transconjunctival has no stitches to remove).
Bruising (yellowish) disappears completely. Makeup can cover any remaining signs.
The tissues integrate fully. The under-eye area looks natural, bright, and flat.
Preventing complications is as important as the result.
Removing too much skin can cause the eyelid to flip outward. We calculate the safe excision amount precisely and perform "Canthopexy" (muscle anchoring) if needed.
We do not just throw away the fat. We reuse it to fill the tear trough, preventing the "skeletal" look often seen after aggressive removal.
The dark shadow is often caused by a tight ligament pulling the skin. We release this ligament to ensure the under-eye area becomes truly flat.
Common questions, answered clearly.
Real operating price list (reference). Currency: USD. Reference ranges. Final quotation depends on anatomy, technique, revision status, anesthesia type, and clinic policy.
| Item | Price (USD) | Conditions |
|---|---|---|
| Transconjunctival Lower Bleph — Fat removal/reposition; no external scar. | $2,500–4,500 | Reference ranges. Final quotation depends on anatomy, technique, revision status, anesthesia type, and clinic policy. |
| Subciliary Lower Bleph — Adds skin/muscle tightening; for laxity. | $3,500–6,500 | Reference ranges. Final quotation depends on anatomy, technique, revision status, anesthesia type, and clinic policy. |
| Fat Repositioning (Add‑on) — Tear trough smoothing. | $800–1,800 | Reference ranges. Final quotation depends on anatomy, technique, revision status, anesthesia type, and clinic policy. |
| Ectropion Prevention / Canthal Support — Added when lid support is weak. | $600–1,600 | Reference ranges. Final quotation depends on anatomy, technique, revision status, anesthesia type, and clinic policy. |
| Revision Lower Bleph — Complexity varies; may include grafting/support. | $4,500–9,000 | Reference ranges. Final quotation depends on anatomy, technique, revision status, anesthesia type, and clinic policy. |
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