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At Dr. Gorn Aesthetique, we treat the eyelid, tear trough, and midface as one connected unit. In a single, carefully planned surgery, we combine:
Transconjunctival fat repositioning — releasing and transposing the under-eye fat through the inner eyelid to soften the bags and fill the tear trough with your own tissue, rather than removing it
Tear trough ligament (arcus marginalis) release — freeing the tethered ligament so the hollow can be fully smoothed and the lid–cheek junction restored
Midface lift — elevating the descended cheek to rebuild harmony between the eyelid and midface and to soften deep nasolabial folds
Lateral canthopexy / canthoplasty — tightening and supporting the outer corner of the eye to correct lower-lid laxity, restore a firm eyelid position, and prevent ectropion (outward-turning lid)
Double-layer orbicularis folding — folding and tightening the lax periorbital (orbicularis) muscle in two layers to firm the lower eyelid, reinforce lid support, and refine the under-eye contour
Conservative skin excision — removing only the true excess of loose lower-eyelid skin, without over-tightening
By addressing every layer that contributes to the aging under-eye — fat, ligament, midface, lid support, and skin — we create a smooth, refreshed, and naturally rejuvenated result that a single-step procedure simply cannot deliver in these more advanced cases.
Why a Comprehensive Approach
Eye bags return or hollows persist if fat is only removed without repositioning and without releasing the tear trough ligament
Skin laxity remains if excess skin is not conservatively excised
The lid–cheek imbalance stays visible unless the descended midface is lifted back into position
The lower lid can droop or turn outward (ectropion) if pre-existing laxity is not supported with canthopexy — which is why lid tightening is essential, not optional, in these cases
Doing everything in one surgery means one recovery, one anesthesia, and a balanced result where every layer is corrected in proportion to the others
Key Benefits
Corrects prominent eye bags and deep tear troughs using your own repositioned fat — no synthetic filler
Lifts the descended midface to restore harmony between the cheek and lower eyelid
Tightens the outer corner of the eye to correct lower-lid laxity and prevent ectropion
Firms lax periorbital muscle with double-layer folding for added lid support and a refined contour
Removes excess loose skin for a smoother, firmer lower eyelid
Softens deep nasolabial folds through midface elevation
A single, comprehensive surgery instead of piecemeal treatments
Natural, long-lasting rejuvenation that preserves your facial identity
Suitable For
Middle-aged and older women with prominent eye bags and deep tear trough hollows
Those with loose, sagging lower-eyelid skin
Faces with midface descent and a visible imbalance between the cheek and eyelid
Lower-eyelid laxity, drooping, or risk of ectropion
Patients who need more than a simple fat-repositioning procedure to achieve a balanced result
Anyone seeking a comprehensive, natural rejuvenation of the entire under-eye and midface region
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Dr.Gorn Aesthetique
Bangkok, Thailand

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