With the arrival of the warmer season, interest in body lines is naturally rising along with lighter clothing. In particular, styles that reveal the body's silhouette, such as leggings, are establishing themselves as everyday wear. Consequently, there is a growing preference for proportion-oriented body shapes—such as a slender waist and prominent hip and pelvic lines—rather than simply a thin physique.
According to Director Lee Jae-won of ByOne Clinic, there is actually a growing demand for achieving full volume through body line improvement that combines flank liposuction and pelvic fat grafting.
Director Lee says, "When unnecessary fat around the flanks and waist is suctioned to refine the waistline, an 'ant waist' silhouette is formed that relatively emphasizes the pelvis. Additionally, if the suctioned fat is refined and transplanted to the pelvis and hip dip areas, it can naturally fill in the sunken-looking pelvic line and complete a voluminous curve."
In particular, hip dips are often difficult to improve through exercise alone due to their structural characteristic of appearing sunken between the pelvis and thighs. Therefore, natural volume can be created without an unnatural feel through fat grafting using one's own fat. As pelvic volume is filled, the hip line flows smoothly, and a more toned and feminine silhouette is emphasized when wearing leggings.
Furthermore, performing liposuction and fat grafting simultaneously allows for the reduction of unnecessary fat while redistributing it to necessary areas, enabling more efficient body contouring. Recently, advancements in fat purification and injection technologies have led to improvements in engraftment rates and the reduction of side effects, such as uneven surfaces.
However, since this procedure involves designing proportions, it is important to fully consider the individual's skeletal structure and fat distribution. As excessive grafting can lead to unnatural results, a process of meticulously adjusting the left-right balance and the connection of the hip line is necessary.
Above all, accurately understanding your body type and choosing the method that suits it is the first step toward a natural and polished silhouette.
Director Lee Jae-won explained, “Pelvic fat grafting is not merely about increasing volume, but a process of completing overall body balance through contrast with the waistline,” adding, “It is crucial to establish a design tailored to the individual’s body type and goals through sufficient consultation before the procedure.”
Reporter Jung Hee-won happy1@sportsworldi.com
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With the arrival of the warmer season, interest in body lines is naturally rising along with lighter clothing. In particular, styles that reveal the body's silhouette, such as leggings, are establishing themselves as everyday wear. Consequently, there is a growing preference for proportion-oriented body shapes—such as a slender waist and prominent hip and pelvic lines—rather than simply a thin physique.
According to Director Lee Jae-won of ByOne Clinic, there is actually a growing demand for achieving full volume through body line improvement that combines flank liposuction and pelvic fat grafting.
Director Lee says, "When unnecessary fat around the flanks and waist is suctioned to refine the waistline, an 'ant waist' silhouette is formed that relatively emphasizes the pelvis. Additionally, if the suctioned fat is refined and transplanted to the pelvis and hip dip areas, it can naturally fill in the sunken-looking pelvic line and complete a voluminous curve."
In particular, hip dips are often difficult to improve through exercise alone due to their structural characteristic of appearing sunken between the pelvis and thighs. Therefore, natural volume can be created without an unnatural feel through fat grafting using one's own fat. As pelvic volume is filled, the hip line flows smoothly, and a more toned and feminine silhouette is emphasized when wearing leggings.
Furthermore, performing liposuction and fat grafting simultaneously allows for the reduction of unnecessary fat while redistributing it to necessary areas, enabling more efficient body contouring. Recently, advancements in fat purification and injection technologies have led to improvements in engraftment rates and the reduction of side effects, such as uneven surfaces.
However, since this procedure involves designing proportions, it is important to fully consider the individual's skeletal structure and fat distribution. As excessive grafting can lead to unnatural results, a process of meticulously adjusting the left-right balance and the connection of the hip line is necessary.
Above all, accurately understanding your body type and choosing the method that suits it is the first step toward a natural and polished silhouette.
Director Lee Jae-won explained, “Pelvic fat grafting is not merely about increasing volume, but a process of completing overall body balance through contrast with the waistline,” adding, “It is crucial to establish a design tailored to the individual’s body type and goals through sufficient consultation before the procedure.”
Reporter Jung Hee-won happy1@sportsworldi.com
[ⓒ World Biz & Sports World & sportsworldi.com, Unauthorized reproduction and redistribution prohibited]