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Apgujeong, Gangnam · Mon - Fri 10:00 - 19:30English / Korean / Chinese (Mandarin)
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Lip Filler

Lips need less product than most other areas, so lip filler is often quoted in small volumes, such as half a syringe. That makes the unit especially important: a lower figure may reflect less filler rather than a better deal. The total depends on the product, the volume and whether a follow-up adjustment is included.

How it works

Hyaluronic acid gel goes into the lips to give them fullness, sharpen the outline or even out the two sides. Softer gels are generally chosen for lips because they need to move naturally. The body gradually breaks the filler down over months, so results fade and treatment is repeated. Swelling in the first days can make lips look larger than the final result.

Who it may suit

  • People who want modest added volume or better definition of the lip border.
  • Those wishing to even out a noticeable asymmetry.
  • Anyone seeking a reversible, adjustable change.

The treatment day

  1. Discussion of shape and goals. You and the doctor agree on a realistic, natural-looking plan, taking the face as a whole into account.
  2. Numbing. Numbing cream is applied and left for a set time; many lip fillers also contain lidocaine.
  3. Injection. Small amounts are placed with a fine needle or cannula, with checks between passes.
  4. Review and aftercare. Symmetry is checked, and a review time is arranged.

Aftercare

  • Use cold compresses gently to limit swelling and avoid pressure on the lips.
  • Avoid strenuous exercise, saunas and alcohol for a day or two.
  • Avoid dental work or facials for about two weeks unless advised otherwise.
  • Seek urgent care for severe pain, blanching or color change of the lip or skin.

Things to know first

  • Swelling, bruising, tenderness and lumps are common for several days.
  • Vascular occlusion is a rare but serious complication that needs prompt treatment.
  • Cold sore history may need preventive medicine, since injections can trigger an outbreak.
  • Over-filling can create an unnatural look; the effect can be softened with an enzyme in some cases.
  • Not advised during pregnancy or breastfeeding or over active infection.

What the price of lip filler depends on

Volume is the first thing to pin down. Many people need only part of a syringe for a subtle change, while a fuller change uses a whole syringe or more. A quote should state the product, the volume and whether leftover product is discarded or can be used later.

Next is the product. Lip-specific gels differ in softness and design, and different brands are priced differently. Ask which one is planned and whether it contains lidocaine for comfort.

Then check the surrounding items: numbing, consultation, touch-up policy and VAT. Swelling can hide the final shape for a week or so, so ask in advance whether a small adjustment after settling is allowed and on what terms.

Lip Filler: common questions

Why is lip filler often quoted in half syringes?

Lips take relatively small volumes. Quoting half a syringe lets people start modestly, and the doctor can advise whether more is sensible.

Does a cheaper quote mean a smaller amount?

Often the difference lies in volume or product. Ask for the volume, brand and whether it is the same as in the other quote.

Are touch-ups included?

Some clinics allow a small adjustment within a set window. Others charge for any extra product. Get the policy in writing.

How long does lip filler last?

It is gradually absorbed over months, and the timing varies by person and product.

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Area
Apgujeong, Gangnam
Nearest station
Apgujeong Station (Line 3)
Mon - Fri
10:00 - 19:30
Sat
10:00 - 16:00
Sun & public holidays
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