Eyes Tear Bag Formation
Tear trough correction (aegyo sal formation) is a procedure that approaches tissues such as the orbicularis oculi muscle from the inside of the lower eyelid (conjunctival side) to create a natural fullness under the eye.
It creates a youthful, cute impression and soft eye area.
At our clinic, we offer methods such as suture (non-incision), fat injection, and incision, and will recommend the most suitable option based on your wishes.
It is also possible to form tear troughs with hyaluronic acid injections; however, since the filler is absorbed over time, regular treatments are required.
Surgical treatment structurally creates the shape by adjusting the position of muscles and ligaments, allowing for a more natural and long-lasting result.

Recommended for those with the following concerns
- Want to make eyes look larger
- Considering or have had hyaluronic acid injections
- Want to make the mid-face appear shorter
- Drooping of the upper eyelid
- Want to add dimension to the eye area
- Want a youthful, cute impression
Treatment Details
We offer a variety of methods at our clinic.
Suture Method (Non-incision)
This tear trough formation procedure places sutures in the internal ligaments and orbicularis oculi muscle without incising the eyelid, creating a "contour" and three-dimensional effect.
Since the natural tear trough structure is reproduced with sutures, the results look natural and leave no scarring.
Fat Injection
Your own fat is purified and carefully injected in small amounts under the eye to form a natural fullness.
It offers greater longevity than hyaluronic acid and results in a soft texture. It is suitable for those who do not want foreign substances or who desire long-term results.
※Individual differences in fat retention may occur.
Depending on the condition and your wishes, we may also recommend the incision method.

Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the difference from hyaluronic acid injections?
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Can it be performed at the same time as other eye surgeries (lower eyelid lowering, double eyelid surgery, etc.)?
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Will it look unnatural or noticeable when smiling?
Recovery / Downtime / Precautions
Swelling / Bruising
Swelling and bruising are most noticeable for 2–3 days after surgery, but gradually subside within 1–2 weeks and fully settle in about 3 months.
Daily Activities
Washing your face, showering, and wearing makeup are possible from the next day.
Please wait approximately 1 week before drinking alcohol, bathing, or exercising.
Risks / Side Effects
Swelling, redness, pain, bruising, edema, asymmetry, allergic reactions, etc.