Volume & fillers
Volume design that considers facial hollows and balance.
Hyaluronic acid filler
Volume · Facial balanceAn injection treatment using hyaluronic-acid filler to adjust volume and contours in selected areas. Approved locations and properties differ by product, so facial balance and skin condition need assessment first.
Read about mechanisms, recovery & Q&ASCULPTRASculptra
PLLA · CollagenSculptra is a PLLA-based injectable. Planning considers gradual changes and individual skin condition, rather than immediate shape change alone.
Read about mechanisms, recovery & Q&AJUVELOOK VOLUMEJuvelook Volume
Collagen · Volume designA Juvelook Volume consultation assesses facial hollows, skin condition, and the degree of change desired. It is important to receive an explanation distinguishing texture-focused Juvelook from volume-focused products and treatment plans.
Read about mechanisms, recovery & Q&APERSONALIZED TREATMENTMouth-corner botulinum toxin
Regulating the contraction of muscles involved in pulling mouth corners downwardThis treatment adjusts the activity of muscles that pull the mouth corners down to address the appearance around the mouth. Its role differs from filler that directly adds lip thickness or shape.
Read about mechanisms, recovery & Q&APERSONALIZED TREATMENTNeauvia lip filler
Hyaluronic-acid gel injection accounting for lip-tissue movementHyaluronic-acid filler supplements lip volume and borders. Assessment includes the upper-to-lower-lip ratio, shape while smiling, and profile view.
Read about mechanisms, recovery & Q&APERSONALIZED TREATMENTOlidia Volume
Tissue response to PLLA microparticles and induction of collagen formationOlidia is a PLLA-based injectable. Hollow-area contours and wrinkles are assessed, and volume planning considers the tissue's gradual response.
Read about mechanisms, recovery & Q&APERSONALIZED TREATMENTRadiesse Volume
Tissue support and collagen response based on CaHA microparticles and gelRadiesse is an injectable using calcium hydroxylapatite (CaHA). It addresses tissue support and contours in selected areas and has different properties from hyaluronic-acid filler.
Read about mechanisms, recovery & Q&A| Treatment | Approach | Treatment details |
|---|---|---|
| Hyaluronic acid filler | Volume support using hyaluronic-acid gel | Assess hollow depth, left-right balance, and moving contours; account for existing filler and add only the volume needed |
| Sculptra | PLLA-based collagen induction | Assess skin thickness and the extent of widespread volume loss for staged correction, considering delayed nodules and overcorrection risks |
| Juvelook Volume | A gradual volume approach based on PDLLA and hyaluronic acid | Distinguish cheek/nasolabial hollowing from skin sagging to plan volume distribution by area; check existing injectables and nodule history |
| Mouth-corner botulinum toxin | Regulating the contraction of muscles involved in pulling mouth corners downward | Assess the direction of mouth-corner descent and smile asymmetry; define an area that preserves speech and lip closure |
| Neauvia lip filler | Hyaluronic-acid gel injection accounting for lip-tissue movement | Assess upper-to-lower lip proportions, the lip border and asymmetry when smiling to refine shape without excessive projection |
| Olidia Volume | Tissue response to PLLA microparticles and induction of collagen formation | Distinguish nasolabial folds from cheek hollowing; plan gradual volume change while considering skin thickness and existing injectables |
| Radiesse Volume | Tissue support and collagen response based on CaHA microparticles and gel | Distinguish areas needing contour support from thin skin; account for existing filler and nodule history to prevent overcorrection |
Three things to check before choosing
- Identify your current skin condition and the cause of your concerns through examination, then distinguish the treatments needed.
- Discuss the exact product or device, its approved scope of use in Korea and possible side effects.
- Confirm expected recovery, timing, whether further treatment may be needed and the final cost.