Dermal Fillerin Seoul

Dermal filler is an injectable gel placed under the skin to restore lost volume or to shape a contour, such as a flat nasal bridge or a short chin. It works by occupying space, so the change is visible straight away and then fades as the body breaks the gel down. The face menu here is organized by product, which keeps the choice down to two questions: which product grade, and how many cc your areas need.

Four product grades on one price list

The price list names four pairs: Rejuviel or Youthfill, Amalian or Perfecta, Belotero or Lorient, and Restylane or Juvederm. The two names in each pair share a price. Three pairs carry the note "retouch available" and Rejuviel or Youthfill carries "no retouch". When a retouch is offered and how much product it includes are not printed on the list, so ask for those terms to appear on your written quote.

Grades differ in price per cc. Which gel suits a given area depends on how firm or soft it needs to be in that spot, and that is part of the planning conversation for your face.

Where dermal filler is placed

Nose filler is a non-surgical injection and does not change bone or cartilage. A nose job means surgery, which this page does not cover. The price list also carries a separate line called "Nose Contouring Injection". What that injection contains is not described in the material we hold, so ask the clinic to name the product before you choose it over nose filler.

Body filler for hips, buttocks and collarbones

Body filler is sold as sets. The hip or buttock set combines filler with Olidia, a product the price list files under collagen boosters, and a larger set covers both hips and buttocks. The collarbone set pairs clavicle filler with botulinum toxin for the trapezius muscle. Body sets are done under local anesthesia or sedation, and the clinic notes that swelling, bruising and soreness can last 1 to 2 weeks or longer. A review follows once you have recovered, and any further injection is the medical team's call.

Filler dissolving with hyaluronidase

Hyaluronidase is an enzyme that breaks down hyaluronic acid filler. It is used to correct lumps or overfilled areas and, urgently, when filler blocks a blood vessel. Two lines appear on the list: dissolving filler that was placed at this clinic, and dissolving filler injected elsewhere. Swelling, soreness or bruising for a few days is expected, and an allergic reaction to the enzyme is possible. A check 1 to 2 weeks later shows whether a further round is needed.

Face filler at a glance

Who should wait before filler

• Pregnancy or breastfeeding
• Active infection, cold sores or inflamed skin where filler would go
• A past allergic reaction to a filler or to hyaluronidase
• A big event within the next two weeks, given the bruising window

Risks of dermal filler, named plainly

Expected reactions are short-lived: swelling, bruising, tenderness and small lumps that settle as the gel integrates. A systematic review of high-level studies found adverse events after hyaluronic acid filler were mostly temporary and mild to moderate, with rare severe events (Kyriazidis et al., 2023). The serious risk is vascular occlusion, where filler blocks an artery and can lead to skin necrosis or, in rare cases, vision loss. Its rate was very low in a large cohort comparing needles and cannulas (Alam et al., 2021), and knowing the depth of facial vessels in each danger zone is the main safeguard (Scheuer et al., 2017). Under the eyes, gel placed too superficially can show as a bluish tint, known as the Tyndall effect. Delayed nodules or infection can appear weeks later.

If you notice skin turning pale or dusky, pain that keeps increasing, or any change in vision after an injection, contact the clinic at once. A meta-analysis of vascular complications found hyaluronidase worked better the sooner it was given, although the evidence base is small (Alhusain et al., 2025).

Who plans your filler

Dr. Jongkeun Song is a Korean board-certified plastic surgeon and Medical Director of the clinic. Plastic surgery training centers on facial anatomy, which is the knowledge filler safety depends on. Korea's Ministry of Justice named Pixelab Beauty Clinic an outstanding foreign-patient attraction institution for 2025–2026, and the clinic holds accreditation under Korea's KAHF foreign-patient program. Interpreters work on site, and related injectables such as collagen stimulators and skin boosters have their own pages.

Ten filler lines sit on the price list, and every card below shows the amount before VAT with the VAT-inclusive total underneath. Korean VAT of 10% is charged on top at payment.

Face filler is priced by product grade for each 1 cc, so the final figure depends on the grade you pick and on how many cc your chosen areas take. A chin and a nose done in the same visit are added together by volume. The hip, buttock and collarbone options are fixed sets with their contents listed on the card. The nose contouring injection and the two dissolving lines are charged per treatment.

Ask for a written quote that lists the product pair, the cc per area and any retouch terms, so you can compare totals before booking flights.