The Hamra Method is a surgery that moves the fat that has appeared as sagging under the eyes to the hollows under the eyes (ligament area), eliminating both sagging and dark circles under the eyes at the same time.

There are two types of surgery: the "frontal Hamra method", in which an incision is made on the surface of the eyelid, and the "rear Hamra method", in which an incision is made on the back of the eyelid.

On the other hand, the transconjunctival degreasing method, as the name suggests, is a method to remove fat (defatting), and the expected results from the surgery are the same as those of the Hamra method. Unlike the superficial Hamra method, no incisions are made and fat is removed from the back of the eyelid, so the downtime is also short.