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Today, together with Director Yang Seung-hwan of the Face Design Lab, we explored everything from the reasons for facial sagging to facial sagging massages you can follow at home, and methods for managing under-eye sagging.

As we age, changes occur not only in the skin but also in the fat, bones, retaining ligaments, and fascia, which can cause the face to appear to sag downwards. It is important to know exactly where and how to release tension, rather than simply massaging the surface of the skin.

In particular, we provide a detailed introduction to massage techniques that extend from the neck and jaw muscles to the mid-face, around the eyes, and even the scalp, as well as under-eye sagging massage methods for those whose under-eyes frequently swell or appear saggy.

If home care alone feels insufficient, you may consider a lifting procedure depending on your skin condition and the degree of sagging. Watch the video to see which care method is right for your face.

00:00 4 Changes That Cause Facial Sagging

03:12 Facial Sagging Massage, The Key to Fascial Lifting

07:37 Massage Techniques to Help with Eyelid Sagging

18:12 Under-Eye Sagging Massage, How to Properly Perform Lymphatic Massage

23:16 From Under-Eye Fillers to Eye Ulthera, What Is the Difference?