6 dated source summaries from 2017-06-27 to 2017-12-07, 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.
Brow assessment before another upper-lid operation
This reported case concerns a woman in her sixties who initially requested upper-eyelid surgery after an older crease operation. The writer describes brow descent and nasal-root wrinkles, then chooses brow lifting first with reassessment before any later eyelid procedure. Concurrent skin treatments are listed, so the reported appearance should not be attributed solely to the lift.
In this post, the writer describes changes in lip volume, border definition and the surrounding folds with aging. A reported example combines toxin treatment, hydration injections and filler, with early and one-month comparisons. The account presents a less extensive treatment approach, but cannot attribute the observed change to one component or establish equivalence to surgical lifting.
This reported case concerns an overfilled appearance and episodic swelling after repeated injections of different materials. The writer describes taking a detailed treatment history and attempting enzyme treatment before removing persistent material in selected areas. The account distinguishes the patient's preferences from the proposed options, without establishing that every persistent lump has the same composition or mechanism.
This reported case combines a deep midcheek groove and limited facial volume with longstanding nasal deviation and obstruction after injury. The writer discusses fat compartments, supporting structures and volume placement, then describes nasal correction with facial fat transfer. The account emphasizes distinguishing adjacent hollows rather than treating every under-eye shadow as an isolated problem.
This reported case concerns jowls and nasolabial concerns in a woman in her late fifties whose skin elasticity was considered relatively preserved. The writer describes choosing threads after discussing reluctance toward surgery and scars. The post acknowledges that treatment does not stop aging, but supplies no long-term follow-up or comparative outcome series.
This reported case concerns persistent cheek and jaw fullness after prior facial bone reduction. The writer attributes the concern to remaining soft tissue and describes a plan using ultrasound treatment and contour injections because the patient wanted limited downtime. A one-month view after the first session is presented; further improvement is anticipated rather than demonstrated.