Cosmetic Dermatology,
Cosmetic Surgery

• Introduction
• Characteristics of this department
• price list
• About risks and side effects
• List of Procedures

Transcutaneous Hamra Procedure (Incisional Hamra)

This procedure involves removing loose skin from the lower eyelid along the lash line and repositioning the orbital fat—typically the cause of puffiness—to fill in hollow areas. By redistributing the fat, the puffy areas are flattened and the sunken areas are lifted, creating a smooth and youthful contour under the eyes. In addition, the orbital septum (the membrane surrounding the orbital fat) is tightened during the procedure, which helps prevent recurrence over the long term.

Anesthesia Method

• Local Anesthesia

Downtime

Bruising : About 1–2 weeks
Swelling : About 1–2 weeks

Clinic Visit

1 week later: suture removal.
Follow-up after 1 month
Follow-up after 3 months

Face Washing

Permitted from the day after surgery.

Makeup

Lower eyelid makeup is permitted from the day after suture removal.
Makeup for areas other than the lower eyelid is permitted from the day after surgery.

Contact Lenses

Permitted from the day after suture removal.

Bathing / Shower

Permitted from the day after surgery.

Possible Symptoms and Issues After Surgery

Swelling, bruising, hematoma, increased eye discharge, foreign body sensation or discomfort in the eye, and asymmetry may occur following the procedure.