Aegyo sal means 'eye smiles' or 'cute skin' and is new trend in Korea Considered to make face look more attractive and youthful Women using make-up, sticky plastic or surgery to make bags 'pop' ...

Aegyo Sal is the layer of skin under the eyelids ... to use make-up alone to make eye puff more pronounced. Asian Eyelid Surgery is a website run by plastic surgeon Dr Kenneth Kim explaining ...

Korean women are reportedly spending large sums of money on cosmetic surgery to create eye-bags ... where they are referred to as Aegyo sal or "eye smiles". According to the Mail Online, the ...

Women in Korea are also turning to cosmetic surgery to create 'aegyo-sal', taking fat tissue from their abdomens, thighs or hips and injecting it under-eye to create more volume.

The dimple surgery involves a tiny incision on the inside of the cheek. ... In South Korea, they are a sign of beauty. The procedure, known as Aegyo sal, is believed to make the eyes look bigger.

The trend, called "aegyo sal" (say a-gio-sal) in Korean, translates loosely as "cute skin". ... The effect can also be created through make-up and tightening the lower eyelid muscle via surgery.

The new aegyo sal trend, translated as ‘charming fat’, originated in Korea and has sparked hundreds of imitations worldwide. Trend-setters believe that aegyo sal creates a more youthful ...