DOWNTIME: MINIMAL
Anti-aging Center | Filler / Skin Booster
Anti-Aging CenterVolume Improvement
PAIN LEVEL: MINIMAL TO MEDIUM
RESULTS DURATION: LONG LASTING
Treatment area
Face
Side effects
Rarely, mild redness, swelling,
inflammation or nodules are possible
Follow-up
Lasts 2-3 years or more
Touch-up if needed
Procedure method
- Volume improvement design tailored to your condition with Mirage 3D
- Disinfection and local anesthesia
- Filler injection
- Touch-up if needed
Preparation
Local anesthetic injection
Treatment type
Petit procedure
Expected effect
- Appropriate volume improvement where needed
- Wrinkle reduction
Onset of effect
Immediately after the procedure
- Filler
- FillerFiller is a safe procedure that injects hyaluronic acid, a natural component of the body, into the skin.
It fills insufficient volume for a younger, healthier look,
and some fillers are gradually replaced by collagen in the body, extending their effect.
It can be applied to various areas such as the nasolabial folds, around the mouth, cheeks, temples and under the eyes.
- Rejuran
- RejuranPN, a salmon-DNA ingredient, activates the skin's self-regeneration to improve elasticity, wrinkles and hydration, while added pain relief and hyaluronic acid provide a powerful moisturizing effect.
Auvel Solution
Refilleo
A patented, proprietary synthetic material combined with stem cell culture fluid maximizes collagen production and helps damaged cells recover quickly.
Juvederm
A filler with hyaluronic acid (HA) as its main ingredient that restores volume and improves wrinkles.
Restylane
A filler that instantly fills sunken areas to create refined contours and improve wrinkles.
Sculptra
A stimulator that prompts the skin to produce its own collagen, so volume fills in naturally over time.
Re2o
An elasticity booster that fills the dermis directly with highly concentrated collagen to smooth wrinkles and firm the skin.
Rejuran
A regenerative injection using salmon-derived ingredients that repairs the damaged skin barrier and balances oil and moisture.
