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The Full Arsenal

Dermal Fillers in Cheongdam, Seoul

Nine facial and body areas, four hyaluronic-acid gel families, one signature layering technique — and a diagnosis that decides how much goes where, down to the tenth of a cubic centimetre.

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Which filler treatment is right for you?

Hyaluronic acid can project a chin, straighten a bridge, round a forehead, soften a fold, plump an earlobe or fill a hip dip. Each of those jobs wants a different gel, a different anatomical depth and a different dose. Dear Clinic stocks four hyaluronic-acid families — The Chaeum from Hugel, Belotero from Merz, Restylane from Galderma and Juvederm from AbbVie/Allergan — and your EVE Muse 3D + AI diagnosis sets the area, the anatomical layer and the amount, in 0.1 cc steps.

Volume is planned from the structural shortfall the scan measures. A face that reads tired is often short of support at the anterior cheek, some distance from the fold you would have pointed at, while a profile that reads soft is usually a question about the chin and the jaw line with the mouth left out of it entirely. Where the shortfall sits decides where the gel goes. Nothing is opened before then.

This page maps every filler treatment performed here: the nine areas we design, the gel families we stock, what each one suits and where the published price starts. Detail pages carry the anatomy, the layering protocol and the aftercare for each area. Filler is not recommended when the complaint is skin quality — crepe, fine surface lines, dullness — or when a movement line would settle with a small dose of botulinum toxin, and in those consultations we do not recommend it. Some diagnoses end with nothing prescribed.

EVE Muse 3D and AI facial analysis used to plan dermal filler design at Dear Clinic
Every filler plan begins at the EVE Muse 3D + AI diagnosis — proportion first, product second.
The Filler Arsenal

Nine areas, four gel families.
One published rate card.

Tap any treatment for its anatomy, the signature layering steps, aftercare and the full published price.

Chin Filler
Projection and length built along the chin to bring a soft or receding profile into proportion with the jaw.
Profile · lower third · from ₩130,000 (≈ $95) / cc
Forehead Filler
A gentle convex curve built across a plane whose tissue depth changes from centre to temple.
Upper face curve · from ₩180,000 (≈ $130) / cc
Lip Filler
Lip line, ratio and the way the mouth moves, built in two layers and dosed in 0.1 cc steps.
Ratio · lip line · from ₩300,000 (≈ $215) / cc
Nasolabial Fold
Smile lines treated as a mid-face symptom, with support restored above the crease as well as inside it.
Smile lines · from ₩130,000 (≈ $95) / cc
Cheek Filler
The anterior cheek rebuilt from its foundation so the mid-face lifts and rounds instead of widening.
Mid-face keystone · from ₩130,000 (≈ $95) / cc
Nose Filler
Bridge and tip refined along the midline — the most anatomically demanding placement on the face, done by director hands.
Profile · bridge · from ₩150,000 (≈ $105) / cc
Ear Filler
A thin or receding earlobe rebuilt and angled forward, with support from within where a piercing has stretched.
Earlobe · specialty · from ₩300,000 (≈ $215) / cc
Shoulder Filler
A rounded, straighter shoulder line built to a strict minimum dose per zone across a wide body surface.
Body contour · from ₩500,000 (≈ $355) / cc
Hip Dip Filler
The hollow between pelvis and thigh filled and, more importantly, connected — so the whole side silhouette flows.
Silhouette · from ₩500,000 (≈ $355) / cc
Belotero
A German HA whose cohesive gel integrates into surrounding tissue, favoured where a soft, even surface matters most.
Fine, delicate work · ₩300,000 (≈ $215) / cc
Juvederm
A premium imported HA family from AbbVie/Allergan, chosen for smooth support that moves naturally with the face.
Volume · soft support · ₩400,000 (≈ $285) / cc
Restylane
A firmer, more defined HA family from Galderma, chosen where the face needs a clean structural edge.
Structure · definition · ₩350,000 (≈ $250) / cc

Area pages show where the treatment goes; brand pages show which gel goes there. Most plans combine both decisions, and the published rate is the same for residents and international visitors.

Side by Side

How the gels compare

Hyaluronic acid is one molecule, but cross-linking and cohesivity make each family behave differently once it is under your skin.

Gel familyMakerCharacter, and where it is placed at DearFrom (per 1 cc)
The ChaeumHugel, KoreaOur house hyaluronic acid, carried across the standard facial areas and placed at the deep, mid or superficial plane as the design requires₩130,000 (≈ $95)
BeloteroMerz, GermanyA cohesive gel that integrates into the surrounding tissue, which is why the design reaches for it when a soft, even surface matters more than a visible edge₩300,000 (≈ $215)
RestylaneGaldermaFirmer and more defined; chosen when the plan calls for a clean structural edge at the chin, the jaw or the nose bridge₩350,000 (≈ $250)
JuvedermAbbVie / AllerganSmooth cross-linked gels, placed for soft volume that keeps moving with the face₩400,000 (≈ $285)
Specialty zonesAny of the fourShoulder line, hip dip, earlobe and lip, where the layering rules and the dose ceiling differ from standard facial work₩300,000 (≈ $215) – ₩500,000 (≈ $355)

Recovery runs much the same across the four families: mild swelling for two or three days, and a small bruise possible at an entry point. Body zones stay tender for longer than facial ones. How long a result holds is individual, and it shifts with the area, the movement that area lives in and the volume placed — a structural chin outlasts a mouth that talks all day — so your director gives you the expected range for the gel your plan actually uses. Forehead and nose carry their own published lines and total cc is settled at diagnosis, so the figures above are starting units; the quote follows the scan. The full list is on our price list page.

Filler beside the other injectables

Many consultations end with a plan that draws on both categories at different visits, and the diagnosis decides which one goes first.

Dear, Knowhow

Why have filler done at Dear

01 — THE FULL ARSENAL

Four HA families on the shelf

The Chaeum from Hugel, Belotero from Merz, Restylane from Galderma, Juvederm from AbbVie/Allergan. Skin boosters, collagen stimulators and the lifting devices are in the same building.

02 — DIAGNOSIS FIRST

What the EVE Muse scan measures first

Three-dimensional capture under five light sources records asymmetry, projection and the places where the face has actually lost support — frequently some distance from the spot you point at in the mirror. That map fixes three things: which area is treated, which anatomical plane the gel goes into, and how much goes there, planned in 0.1 cc steps. Brand comes last.

03 — DIRECTOR-PERFORMED

Depth is where filler goes wrong

The nose, the forehead and the glabellar midline are the placements where a misjudged plane stops being a cosmetic problem. Each injection here is given by the director who drew the plan, and the review appointment is booked in the same conversation.

The Chaeum hyaluronic acid filler stocked at Dear Clinic, Cheongdam
The Chaeum — our house Korean HA, used across the standard facial areas.
Restylane hyaluronic acid filler stocked at Dear Clinic, Cheongdam
Restylane — one of the imported families kept in stock for structural work.
In the clinic

The devices and hands behind this treatment

The Chaeum Premium filler carton beside its red-handled pre-filled syringe
The Chaeum Premium filler carton beside its red-handled pre-filled syringe
Oak-panelled waiting bench with a side table at Dear Clinic Cheongdam
Oak-panelled waiting bench with a side table at Dear Clinic Cheongdam
Juvederm Volite packaging as stocked at Dear Clinic
Juvederm Volite packaging as stocked at Dear Clinic
The Method

How a filler prescription is written

Four steps run in this order, and the gel brand is settled at the end of them.

01

Scan the face in 3D

The EVE Muse capture and its five light sources record proportion, asymmetry and where support has actually been lost. What you point at and what the scan finds are frequently two different places.

02

Decide whether filler is the answer

The finding decides whether the answer is filler at all. Volume loss and structural shortfall point here; thinning skin points to boosters; movement lines point to botulinum toxin. If filler is indicated, the area list narrows to the one or two zones that will change the whole read.

03

Run the four signature steps

Now the signature steps run: Dear Shape sets the target form, Dear LayerFill assigns the deep, mid and superficial doses, Dear BalanceControl checks both sides against the whole face, and Dear LineFit refines the finishing line. Gel family and total cc fall out of that design.

04

Inject, then review at two weeks

Your director injects, then sees you again once the swelling has settled — typically about two weeks in, when the true result is readable. Small refinements are planned at that review.

Under-correcting and reviewing is a deliberate policy. Adding hyaluronic acid at the review takes minutes; dissolving it is a separate appointment with a separate injection of hyaluronidase.

Medical Team

Five doctors, one standard

Director-performed treatment is a Dear promise — your procedure is planned and performed by the doctors below.

Dr. Jemin Kim — Medical Director and Founder, Dear Clinic
Dr. Jemin Kim
Yonsei University College of Medicine
Medical Director · Founder
Dr. Sanghyun Lee — Director, Dear Clinic
Dr. Sanghyun Lee
Seoul National University College of Medicine
Director
Board-certified · Family Medicine
Dr. Seonhaeng Lee — Director of Aesthetic Medicine, Dear Clinic
Dr. Seonhaeng Lee
Chosun University College of Medicine · Residency, Samsung Medical Center
Director, Aesthetic Medicine
Dr. Daeun Jung — Director, Dear Clinic
Dr. Daeun Jung
Ajou University College of Medicine
Director
Board-certified · Family Medicine
Dr. Woojae Jung — Director of Aesthetic Medicine, Dear Clinic
Dr. Woojae Jung
Seoul National University — B.S. in Medicine
Director, Aesthetic Medicine
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FAQ

Fillers in Seoul, answered

Which filler treatment is right for me?
It follows from which structure is short, and that is frequently not the line you walked in about. A tired mid-face usually turns out to be an anterior cheek question; a soft profile is usually a chin one; a fold that keeps coming back generally needs support placed above the crease as well as inside it. The EVE Muse 3D diagnosis identifies the shortfall, and because every facial and body filler area on this page is performed in-house, no single area is easier for us to recommend than another.
How much does filler cost in Seoul?
Standard facial areas start at ₩130,000 (≈ $95) per cc with our house Korean HA, with the nose at ₩150,000 (≈ $105) and the forehead at ₩180,000 (≈ $130). Imported premium gels are priced per brand — Belotero ₩300,000 (≈ $215), Restylane ₩350,000 (≈ $250) and Juvederm ₩400,000 (≈ $285) per cc — and specialty body and delicate areas run from ₩300,000 (≈ $215) to ₩500,000 (≈ $355) per cc. Rates are published and identical for residents and international visitors.
Which gel should I choose?
The area chooses the gel more than preference does. Firmer, more defined families suit structural work such as chin projection or nose refinement; smooth cohesive families suit soft volume in the cheek or fine, superficial correction where the surface has to stay even. Our house Korean HA covers most standard facial design well. Your director will explain which family the plan calls for and why, and you approve both brand and total cc before treatment.
Can I have filler in more than one area on the same visit?
Often yes, and combined plans are common because facial areas support one another — chin with jawline, or cheek with nasolabial fold, are natural pairs. What we avoid is treating several areas simply because they were all mentioned in the consultation room. Where one keystone area will carry the whole read, the recommendation is to treat that area first and review before anything else is added.
How long does filler last?
Hyaluronic acid is resorbable, so every filler result fades. How long yours holds depends on the gel family, the area, the amount placed, your own metabolism and how much that area moves: structural, low-movement zones such as the chin hold longest, while a mouth that talks all day softens first. Your director gives you the expected range for the gel your plan uses. Being temporary is part of the safety profile of HA, because it means a design can be revised.
What downtime should I expect after filler?
Most patients return to normal plans the same day. Mild swelling is usual for two to three days and a small bruise is possible at an injection point, particularly around the lips and under the eyes. Body areas such as the shoulder or hip can feel tender for several days. Avoid saunas, heavy exercise and alcohol briefly, and keep the treated area from firm pressure while it settles.
Is this my first time — will it look obvious?
That depends on dose discipline more than on the product. Our approach is to place the minimum that achieves the designed shape, then review after about two weeks and refine if needed — which is why first-time plans here are usually smaller than people expect. If your goal is a change nobody can name but everyone notices, say so at consultation; it is the outcome the signature technique is built for.
Do men have filler treatments here?
Yes. Chin and jawline projection are the most common requests, along with nose profile refinement. Male design targets differ — a straighter, more angular chin, a flatter forehead curve, a lower dose at the lip — so the same named area is planned to different numbers and no single template is applied.
Can I have filler the same day as my consultation?
Usually yes. The EVE Muse capture and the design conversation take about thirty minutes; if your director confirms the area and the dose, numbing goes on and the injection follows in the same visit. What occasionally splits it into two appointments is a plan that needs the profile re-read before anyone commits, or a request for a gel family the design does not support. Because the clinic is open 365 days a year including Sundays and public holidays, a second visit rarely means a second trip — see our 365-day opening page for scheduling.
How do I book a filler consultation from abroad?
Send the form below with your travel dates and the area you are considering. We reply in English within one business day and hold your slot without a deposit. For filler the thing to schedule around is the two-week review: if the trip is shorter than that, say so, because the plan is then written to be readable before you fly, with any refinement left for a later visit. A bruise at an entry point is also easier to cover on day five than on day one.
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Scientific Evidence

Science behind hyaluronic-acid fillers — peer-reviewed references

Hyaluronic-acid filler practice rests on two bodies of published work: the physical properties that make one gel behave differently from another, and the facial anatomy that governs where a needle may and may not go. The references below inform the gel selection, layer assignment and safety protocols your director applies after your EVE Muse 3D + AI diagnosis.

All references carry verifiable DOIs from indexed journals, including literature on the reversal agent that makes hyaluronic acid a correctable material.

  1. Fagien S et al. Rheologic and Physicochemical Properties Used to Differentiate Injectable Hyaluronic Acid Filler Products. Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery. 2019. doi:10.1097/prs.0000000000005429
  2. Scheuer J et al. Anatomy of the Facial Danger Zones: Maximizing Safety during Soft-Tissue Filler Injections. Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery. 2017. doi:10.1097/prs.0000000000002913
  3. Baker A. The use of hyaluronidase in aesthetic medicine: a literature review. Journal of Aesthetic Nursing. 2016. doi:10.12968/joan.2016.5.3.129

References are provided for information — outcomes vary by individual and are assessed at your diagnosis.

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