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Shoulder, pelvis and hip volume designed as one three-dimensional structure — a body-only filler program built on Dear's own layered injection method, dosed to the minimum unit each area actually needs.
Reading anatomical layers matters more on the body than on the face, because the safe injection depth and the volume a region can carry change from one area to the next. The shoulder sits over the trapezius and the deltoid, with the neck junction close by. The pelvis and the hip lie over different fat and muscle structures again, and the transition between them is what the eye actually reads. Every plan in this program is written per region first and assembled into a single silhouette afterwards.
The design intention is conservative on purpose. No more volume than the line needs, adjusted in fine increments so nothing announces itself. How much of that a given body will carry is decided by its own anatomy, and your director says so at diagnosis before a figure is quoted.
Each area is read on its own terms, then balanced against the others so the whole line reads intentional.
A rounded, refined shoulder that carries clothing well — width, slope, muscle line and the neck-to-trapezius junction are all part of the read. Full detail on the shoulder filler page.
Volume that training rarely reaches. The flow between pelvis and hip is connected so the waist reads narrower and the pelvic line gains dimension; filling the hollow alone leaves the transition visible from the side.
A non-surgical route to a fuller hip line, layered across the upper, side and lower zones. Detail and cases on the hip filler page.
Body regions are wider and deeper than the face, so the filler is selected by particle structure, viscoelasticity and elasticity for that specific zone. A shoulder and a hip rarely take the same gel.
The same layered method runs through our earlobe filler work on the face — a much smaller anatomy, the same rule about minimum dose.


The same four-stage sequence governs shoulder, pelvis and hip work — what changes is the anatomy it is applied to.
Before any product is chosen, the region's baseline form is mapped: shoulder width and slope, pelvic width and tilt, the hip's existing structure and the direction it should move in. This stage sets the individual reference the rest of the plan is measured against.
Thin and thicker tissue planes are separated and filled level by level instead of in one deposit. Volume is distributed across the layers the zone actually needs, which is how a body line stays soft instead of reading as a lump or a pad.
Left and right are checked against each other for height, width, tilt and central axis. Body asymmetry is common and rarely obvious to the person who has it, so this stage is where a silhouette is made stable as well as fuller.
The final pass joins the neighbouring lines into one continuous curve — neck to shoulder to collarbone to upper arm, or waist to pelvis to hip to thigh — so the result holds from the front, the side, the back and everything between.
The proprietary 3D layered injection method builds a volume map that matches the tissue depth of each body region instead of treating the surface alone.
Viscosity and elasticity are preserved as the product is placed, so the finish reads as a line instead of a mass sitting under the skin.
Because the volume is spread across layers instead of concentrated in one plane, the design is built to keep its form for longer before it settles.

The shoulder is the most requested zone in the program, and body analysis sorts it into six recognisable patterns before anything is designed.
A downward line from neck to shoulder that tends to read tired in photographs and in fitted clothing.
A slight frame where the shoulder reads short against the neck and collarbone, without the downward slope of Case 01.
The "hanger" pattern — a large trapezius above a line that falls away from it.
A forward-rolled posture pattern that changes how the upper line is read from the side. Of the six this is the one most often posture before it is shape, so the analysis checks what changes when you stand corrected; where the line comes back on its own, filler is not the right tool and we say so at that visit.
A sharply angular finish where the clavicle terminates, breaking the curve of the outer shoulder. It usually takes the least volume of the six, because the correction is local to that end of the bone.
A visible left-to-right difference in height or slope, often tied to habitual posture.
The type is identified from body analysis at the clinic, and it decides where volume goes and where none is placed at all.


Proportion, structure and the goal you describe are assessed together before a design exists.
The target line is drawn as a three-dimensional structure that has to hold from the side and the back as well as the front.
Placement is performed with you held in a properly upright seated position, because posture changes where the line actually falls.
You look at the result with the medical team roughly twenty minutes after injection, while refinement is still straightforward.
Injection sites are confirmed with real-time ultrasound guidance during placement. Hyaluronic acid is a material the body already produces and breaks down over time, and outcomes vary from person to person.

Unretouched cases treated at Dear Clinic, shown with consent.




All photos are unretouched cases treated at Dear Clinic, published with patient consent. Individual results may vary.
Lifting, contouring and skin work sit in the same building as body filler. Where the concern turns out to be muscle bulk, laxity or fat distribution, the plan goes to one of those instead.
Planning begins with imaging and structured analysis, and the map that comes out of it decides which layers are filled, in what order, and where the minimum-unit rule holds the dose down. EVE Muse 3D and AI analysis does this work for the face; body zones are read with the same discipline, against proportion, posture and the line you actually want.
Design and injection are handled by the same director, treatment is director-performed from first mark to final review, and nerve and vessel distribution and the structure of the subcutaneous fat layer are part of the plan — not an afterthought.



| Option | Includes | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Specialty-area filler — 1 cc | Any premium HA brand, body-zone precision rate | ₩500,000 (≈ $355) |
| The Chaeum specialty area — 1 cc | Korean high-elasticity HA option for body zones | ₩300,000 (≈ $215) |
| Every plan | EVE 3D + AI diagnosis · director consultation · post-treatment review | included |
One published rate for locals and international visitors, KRW is what you pay and USD is shown for reference. The itemised total is approved by you before treatment, and no additional area is added to a plan without being discussed first. The complete list is on our price list page.
Some bodies do not need filler at all. Where the concern is muscle bulk, skin laxity or fat distribution instead of missing volume, filler is not the right tool and we prescribe the one that is, or say that nothing is required. Swelling, tenderness, bruising, asymmetry that needs a second pass and a firm area that has to be dissolved are the risks we go through before you agree to a plan.
Director-performed treatment is a Dear promise — your procedure is planned and performed by the doctors below.





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The Body Filler Program uses hyaluronic acid products whose material properties, safe-injection principles and reversibility are documented in peer-reviewed literature. The references below inform how product is matched to a body zone, how depth and vascular safety are handled, and why an enzyme option exists for adjustment.
Much of the published safety work concerns facial injection, where anatomy is densest; those principles are applied conservatively to body zones instead of assumed to transfer unchanged. All references carry verifiable DOIs from indexed journals and are listed for information only.
References are provided for information — outcomes vary by individual and are assessed at your diagnosis.