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Adding a smiling impression ANSWER Aegyo-sal Surgery

The under-eye love band is defined for younger, livelier-looking eyes.

Duration

About 20–30 minutes

Anesthesia

Topical / local

Hospitalization

Same-day daily life

Stitch Removal

N/A (filler) / 5–7 days (autologous tissue)

Recovery

Within days

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ANSWER Aegyo-sal (Love Band)

The aegyo-sal, or love band, is the soft roll that rises under the eyes when you smile; the more defined it is, the younger and livelier the impression. The procedure creates its volume with filler or autologous tissue (such as dermis). ANSWER Plastic Surgery designs a natural line matched to your eye size and smile — never overdone.

When Aegyo-sal (Love Band) is needed

If any of the following apply to you, we recommend a specialist consultation.

CASE 01

No love band

A flat under-eye leaves your smile looking lifeless

CASE 02

A cold-looking impression

People say your look is sharp or cold

CASE 03

Wanting a younger look

You want a defined love band for soft, youthful eyes

CASE 04

Uneven love bands

One side is faint, making your smile asymmetric

CUSTOM DESIGN

A line designed to your smile

The love band should swell naturally just below the eye; set too low or too full, it can look like under-eye fat. ANSWER Plastic Surgery checks where the roll forms when you smile and your eye width, designing a thickness and extent that suit your eyes.

  • 1Position and extent confirmed on your smiling expression
  • 2Volume designed in balance with eye size
  • 3Height set so it never reads as under-eye fat
Aegyo-sal (Love Band)

ANSWER POINT

Filler or autologous tissue — the right choice

Filler is simple and adjustable but may need periodic top-ups; autologous dermis offers longer hold. ANSWER Plastic Surgery proposes the method by your skin thickness and desired duration, with delicate injection as the principle for the thin under-eye skin.

  • 1Filler vs. autologous tissue compared in consultation
  • 2Delicate layered injection suited to thin under-eye skin
  • 3Small, adjusted amounts limit lumpiness and show-through
Aegyo-sal (Love Band)

ANSWER Aegyo-sal (Love Band): How It's Done

1

Consultation & Eye Analysis

The love band's position on smiling and left–right differences guide the method.

2

Line Design

The band's extent and thickness are designed and confirmed in the mirror together.

3

Procedure

After anesthesia, filler or autologous tissue builds the volume along the planned line.

4

Finish & Care Guidance

Balance is checked and aftercare explained.

Frequently Asked Questions

QHow long does love-band filler last?

It varies with product and metabolism — commonly around 6 months to a year. We advise top-up timing as absorption shows, and autologous tissue can be expected to last longer.

QWon't it look like under-eye fat?

The love band is a slim, soft roll right beneath the eye; placed too low or too full it can read as fat. We design the position on your smiling face and adjust in small amounts to avoid that.

QCan I resume daily life right away?

After filler, light daily life is possible immediately, with minor swelling or bruising easing within days. Avoid rubbing or pressing the area on the day of the procedure.

CONSULT

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