Recurrent Eye Bags After Surgery

When eye bags recur after previous lower eyelid surgery, the underlying cause is rarely simple fat excess.
In most cases, recurrence reflects improper fat handling or failure to address weakened structural support.

Repeated fat excision alone rarely produces lasting improvement and often worsens hollowing or eyelid instability.
Dr. Ahn identifies the precise structural cause of recurrence and corrects it through anatomically accurate fat repositioning and stabilization, frequently combined with support reconstruction when indicated.

This approach restores a smooth, natural under-eye contour while preserving eyelid integrity, normal movement, and long-term stability.