12 dated source summaries from 2025-08-12 to 2025-09-01, with original links and related topics.
These English summaries describe the original Korean posts. Dates belong to the source posts. These posts were published by the ILCHI clinic account. A personal name is attributed only where the source text identifies it. Case reports and clinic explanations are kept separate from published research.
Revision eyelid assessment and tissue-specific planning
Dr. Moon's clinic article describes assessing eyelid thickness, fat, muscle, adhesions, and earlier surgical changes before revision. It discusses crease redesign, asymmetry, loose fixation, bulky folds, and hollowing, with selective fat grafting as one possible component. The post also emphasizes allowing tissue stability and tailoring follow-up to the patient's recovery rather than treating every revision identically.
This ILCHI article cautions that injections, threads, and fat-reduction procedures may complicate some chin-drooping cases. The speaker describes examining mentalis attachment and remaining bone, and using additional bone-tunnel fixation for selected histories such as repeated surgery or previous implants. The post emphasizes explaining the cause and available approaches after examination, rather than choosing solely by an external incision.
Dr. Moon's ILCHI article describes coordinated treatment when chin descent and under-chin laxity occur together. It outlines examining muscle, skin, fat, and previous surgery before choosing access, fixation, and selective fat treatment. The post presents several clinic-branded terms for this approach and describes monitoring and follow-up as parts of its service.
This ILCHI post describes limited-access mini lifting that addresses skin, displaced tissue, and SMAS support. Dr. Moon outlines anatomy-based planning, fixation, and follow-up according to recovery response. A substantial section presents the clinic's adjunct care, including hyperbaric oxygen, as an optional service considered separately from the operation itself.
Dr. Moon's clinic article considers combined chin correction and mini lifting when concerns involve both chin position and descent above the jawline. It describes assessing previous contouring, skin, muscle, and soft tissue, with access and fixation adapted to the findings. The post also discusses selective volume adjustment and presents coordinated treatment as a clinic option.
This ILCHI article discusses chin descent after previous procedures or in existing anatomical patterns, including changes in movement and lip closure. Dr. Moon describes CT assessment and different approaches for isolated muscle laxity versus combined skin and soft-tissue descent. The intended plan centers on repositioning and support while considering the overall facial proportions.
In this clinic article, Dr. Moon recalls encountering Ponytail lifting at an overseas meeting around 2019 and describes it as an endoscopic midface approach. He discusses varying access with the treatment area and notes that substantial skin laxity may favor an incisional facelift. The post outlines release and fixation and gives the author's general account of postoperative discomfort and swelling.
This ILCHI article discusses examining crease position, movement, fat distribution, and adhesions before revision eyelid surgery. It describes different plans for asymmetry, loose fixation, bulky folds, and hollowing after previous fat removal, including selective grafting where considered. Dr. Moon also discusses tissue stability and individualized follow-up as parts of planning rather than simply repeating the first operation.
Dr. Moon's ILCHI article describes endoscopic inspection, release, and fixation through concealed access, with skin adjustment selected according to laxity. It emphasizes planning around facial proportions and movement, then outlines the clinic's stated surgical oversight and recovery services. Intended changes in the cheek, temple, and facial contour are described without an accompanying outcome series.
In this ILCHI commentary, Dr. Moon reviews social-media examples of lifting surgery and questions whether dramatic photographs reliably show the work claimed. He discusses incision planning, visible scars, possible image reuse or alteration, and concerns about thread-based methods. The article encourages scrutiny of promotional images and labels, but presents the author's impressions rather than a systematic investigation of practitioners or countries.
This ILCHI article describes partial lower-rib osteotomy, inward repositioning, and fixation after ultrasound assessment. It discusses waist shape in relation to skeletal width and surrounding volume, including liposuction and fat grafting as additional options. Complete rib removal is also discussed separately. Numerical waist-reduction estimates appear without an accompanying cohort or measurement protocol.
Dr. Moon's ILCHI article discusses chin descent alongside altered movement, difficulty closing the lips, and a broader-looking lower face. It describes evaluating previous contouring, implants or fillers, and existing anatomy, then varying access according to muscle and skin involvement. CT-based planning, tissue repositioning, fixation, and follow-up are presented as elements of the clinic's approach.