12 dated source summaries from 2017-05-09 to 2017-06-15, with original links and related topics.
These English summaries describe the original Korean posts. Dates belong to the source posts. Earlier posts may name Secret, DA or NOTE; those names describe the source’s historical context. Case reports and clinic explanations are kept separate from published research.
In this educational post, the writer discusses irregularity, lumps and discomfort after filler or fat transfer. The emphasis is on treatment planning, placement and avoiding excessive correction, with recognition that complications may require staged care. The text's broad reassurance about material safety is not sufficient evidence that injections are harmless or appropriate for every patient.
This reported case describes a patient seeking a less extensive response to jowls and nasolabial concerns. The post lists thread lifting, facial fat transfer and lower-lid fat removal, alongside reflections on confidence and aging. The description links the plan to the patient's preferences, without showing that appearance changes reliably produce broader psychological or social benefits.
This reported case concerns cheek and jawline descent in a patient whose work limited the feasibility of more extensive surgery. The post lists jawline liposuction, deep-cheek fat removal and threads as the combined treatment. The writer describes reported satisfaction while also reflecting on general health; the account does not establish each procedure's individual contribution.
In this personal travel account, the writer recalls visiting San Diego for an eyelid-related poster presentation. The post focuses on the waterfront, changing flights, local beer and sightseeing rather than clinical outcomes. Its travel tips and historical anecdotes reflect the time of writing and should not be treated as current travel guidance or verified historical research.
This conference announcement describes presenting two eyelid topics at the San Diego meeting and relates them to a mentor's previously published method. The writer emphasizes sharing clinical experience and promises a later explanation of the specific subjects. It is a companion announcement, not a separate study from the detailed account that follows.
This academic report describes two poster topics: asymmetry during ptosis correction and opening adjustment in eyes set beneath a prominent superior orbital rim. The writer discusses limits of applying Hering's law uniformly and a proposed role for movement direction. The account attributes the work to collaborative clinical experience rather than presenting a controlled outcomes study.
This reported case concerns congenital upper-lid hollowness with fatigue and a sleepy appearance. The writer describes fat transfer, crease surgery and eye-opening adjustment, alongside lower-lid fat treatment. Early comparisons accompany a reference to prior research, illustrating a combined plan rather than demonstrating which intervention produced each cosmetic or functional change.
In this educational post, the writer discusses irregularity, palpable lumps and calcification after fat grafting. The explanation focuses on concentrated placement as a potential concern and notes that correction can require more than one session. The post encourages deliberation before treatment, but offers clinical commentary rather than a quantified study of complication causes or incidence.
This reported case concerns cheek heaviness after prior contouring and fat transfer, despite an earlier laser and thread treatment. The writer describes aspiration of palpable lumps and thread support, with follow-up at two months. The post links the plan to tissue findings and age, rather than assuming that all facial fullness requires additional volume.
In this post, the writer reports receiving renewal documentation for ISAPS membership and reflects on learning beyond national practice settings. The discussion frames meetings as opportunities to share experience and continue professional development. It records a historical membership claim and personal motivation, rather than verifying current membership or establishing superiority through society affiliation.
This reported case concerns facial fat transfer followed by several filler treatments and an earlier unsuccessful lifting attempt. The writer describes palpable grafted lumps, aspiration and thread support chosen with recovery concerns in mind. A one-week comparison is presented, while later tightening is discussed as a possibility rather than an observed outcome.
This reported case concerns a wide nasal bridge, rounded tip and relatively low profile. The writer describes combining tip support with ear cartilage, bridge augmentation and bone narrowing. Ten-day views illustrate early changes, while the text acknowledges that nasal surgery can introduce new problems and requires agreement on realistic goals before proceeding.