Speaking of Lissolis, you may feel strange. Many beauty lovers will envy the sweet smiling face of the heroine in Korean dramas. Why are their smiling faces so beautiful and moving? The secret is that they have a "laughing muscle", which is "risorius". The position of Risolius is the muscle tissue two centimeters below the eyes, which is inverted triangle, also known as "laughing muscle". When you laugh, you can make your cheeks show an apple-like curve. Even if you don't laugh, you look like you're smiling. When you smile, you will feel sweeter. A little baby-faced, not easy to show old. On the other hand, many beautiful women, even if they have delicate facial features and good skin, will have thin faces as long as there is no "risorius" on their faces. Even if they try their best to apply blush when making up, they can't draw the sweet effect of risorius, which makes people feel inaccessible. So risorius is the basic point of the face. Full and compact risorius can make people look younger and more approachable. So how can we have risorius? Lissolis is a place that needs flexibility and elasticity, so the closer it is to the filler of human tissue, the better the effect will be. In Hong Kong and Taiwan, risorius injection is mainly composed of macromolecular hyaluronic acid, and the maintenance effect can reach 1 year or even longer, because of individual physical differences; At present, in the mainland, hyaluronic acid and collagen molecules approved by the State Medical Supplies Administration are used to shape risorius, and the effect is quite good. If you want to make the effect of risorius last longer, you can choose autologous fat transplantation. Generally, make a lovely risorius, and the amount of autologous fat on both sides of the cheek is only 8CC. & gt plastic surgeons say that the operation of risorius is about 10CC, so local anesthesia is enough when extracting fat. For some women with high cheekbones, risorius filler can be injected around the cheekbones, which can not only soften facial lines, but also make them more lovely. Recommended reading guide >> What should I do about lacrimal groove depression (Editor: Luo Ling)