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 ...

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.

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 ...

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.

In addition to TikTok tutorials and aegyosal-specific products launched by brands such as Etude House, more long-term cosmetic procedures such as filler injections and plastic surgery treatments ...

In addition to TikTok tutorials and aegyosal-specific products launched by brands such as Etude House, more long-term cosmetic procedures such as filler injections and plastic surgery treatments ...

Aegyosal refers to the puffiness that’s often under the eyes of Korean singers and actors. It’s a sign of cuteness and those without them often times go to great lengths to get them.