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Sunken Eyelid Correction

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Hyaluronic Acid Injection

Autologous Fat Injection

Free Fat Graft

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Comparison of Periocular Fat Filling Methods

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Fat injection Fat graft
Ideal candidates Young patients who have thick skin and early sunken eyes or tear-through groove, male patients Patients with moderate to severe sunken eyes or tear-through grooves due to aging or combined eyelid skin looseness, female monolid patients
Anesthesia method IV sedation + local anesthesia IV sedation + local anesthesia
Surgical incision Single injection needle hole at the eyelid Linear incision on upper  or lower eyelid
Method for collecting fats Low-pressure liposuction Retrieval of intact adipose tissues
Incision for collecting fats Small (approximately 0.5 cm) Relatively long (approximately 1 cm)
Grafting method Subcutaneous fat injection Deep layer fat emplacement
Concurrent surgery No Double eyelid surgery or lower eye bag external incision surgery (lower blepharoplasty)
Self-absorption rate Relatively high (>50%) Low (<40%)
Adipose lump Probable Relatively few
Fat dislocation Probable No
Result durability Relatively short (approximately 2–3 years) Relatively long (more than 3–5 years)

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