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  • September Filler & Collagen Booster Event
September Filler & Collagen Booster Event

September Filler & Collagen Booster Event

Right where you need it,
just as much as you need

170,000KRW~
#LipFiller #VolumizingFiller #JuvelookVolume #Radiesse #LiftingFiller
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10% VAT excluded

Recommended for Those Who
  • POINT 1

    Those who want to restore natural-looking volume to hollow areas.

  • POINT 2

    Those who want precise enhancement of selected areas such as the lips, chin, nasolabial folds, or under-eyes.

  • POINT 3

    Those concerned about
    facial volume and overall balance in areas such as the front cheeks, cheekbone area, and lateral cheeks.

  • POINT 4

    [Lifting Filler]
    Those seeking filler treatment that considers facial structure and support points rather than simply adding volume.

  • POINT 5

    Those seeking natural-looking changes through collagen production rather than immediate volume enhancement.

Treatment Q&A
  • Q. What is the difference between fillers and collagen boosters?
    Toxnfill The main difference lies in how they create volume.

    Conventional hyaluronic acid (HA) fillers involve injecting gel-like HA into selected areas to directly create volume and contours. They are commonly used to shape areas such as the lips and chin or immediately restore volume to hollow areas.

    Collagen boosters such as Juvelook Volume, on the other hand, stimulate collagen production within the skin after injection, creating gradual changes in volume and skin condition.

    The question is therefore not whether fillers or collagen boosters are better, but whether direct volume and contouring are needed or gradual changes through collagen production are preferred.
  • Q. Which areas can be treated with Volume Filler 4cc?
    Toxnfill The Volume Filler 4cc package in the September promotion is designed primarily for facial areas with volume loss, including the front cheeks, cheekbone area, and lateral cheeks.

    Rather than injecting all 4cc into a single area, the filler can be distributed among selected areas based on facial hollows and left-right balance to create more balanced overall volume and contours.

    Loss of midface volume can make the front or lateral cheeks appear hollow and leave the face looking flat or tired. Where the filler is placed and how much is used in each area are therefore just as important as the total volume.
  • Q. What is the difference between Korean and imported fillers?
    Toxnfill Rather than judging fillers solely by whether they are Korean or imported, it is important to understand that each product has different characteristics, including its texture, elasticity, cohesivity, and behavior within the tissue.

    Even among HA fillers, the characteristics required for areas where natural movement is important, such as the lips, can differ from those needed for areas where shape and support are important, such as the chin.

    The September promotion offers Volume Filler 4cc with either Korean or imported products. The Imported Filler 1cc by Area option can be applied to 1 area: the under-eyes, nasolabial folds, lips, or chin.
  • Q. What is the difference between Juvelook Volume and conventional fillers?
    Toxnfill Conventional HA fillers directly create volume through the injected HA itself. Juvelook Volume, on the other hand, is a collagen booster formulated with PDLLA and HA that stimulates collagen production to create gradual changes in volume.

    Fillers are primarily used to directly shape and contour areas such as the chin and lips. Juvelook Volume can be used for areas such as the cheeks and temples when natural, gradual volume enhancement is preferred over an immediate change in shape.

    Juvelook Volume is not simply a substitute for conventional fillers. It creates volume through a fundamentally different mechanism.
  • Q. What is the difference between Radiesse and hyaluronic acid fillers?
    Toxnfill The main difference lies in their primary ingredients and how they interact with the tissue.

    Conventional fillers use hyaluronic acid (HA) as their main ingredient, with the injected product itself creating volume and contours.

    Radiesse is formulated with calcium hydroxylapatite (CaHA) microspheres. In addition to providing an immediate structural effect after injection, it has biostimulatory properties that stimulate tissue regeneration, including collagen and elastin production.

    Radiesse therefore differs from conventional HA fillers not only in its ingredients but also in how it approaches volume enhancement and tissue improvement.
  • Q. How is Targeted Lifting Filler different from conventional volumizing filler?
    Toxnfill Toxnfill Konkuk University Branch’s Targeted Lifting Filler focuses on placing filler at selected targets based on facial structure and structural support rather than simply filling hollow areas.

    Instead of treating each hollow area separately, the treatment is planned by considering overall facial structure and proportions, how volume has shifted, and where additional support is needed.

    The Targeted Lifting Filler package in the September promotion is performed exclusively by Director Han Wu Hyeon and uses 2cc of imported filler.
  • Q. Can fillers be combined with Juvelook Volume or Radiesse?
    Toxnfill Because fillers and collagen boosters serve different purposes, they do not necessarily have to replace one another. When appropriate, they can be combined to perform different roles.

    For example, an HA filler can be used to directly create structure and volume in areas that require shape and support, while a collagen-stimulating product such as Juvelook Volume or Radiesse can be used in other areas.

    Rather than using the same product throughout the entire face, this approach combines different products according to the specific needs of each area.
Precautions

Self-care is as significant as skincare for treatment effects.
Please read through cautions closely and follow them.

  • It is recommended to avoid excessive drinking, saunas, jjimjilbangs, hot baths, and strenuous exercise after the treatment.
  • You can gently wash your face and apply makeup starting the day after the procedure. However, please avoid using scrub products or undergoing peeling treatments.
  • Bruising, swelling, pain, or a foreign body sensation may occur, but these usually subside within 1–2 weeks. However, if pain worsens after taking the prescribed medication, or if you experience persistent skin discoloration, blistering at the treatment site, itching, or warmth, please contact the clinic and visit.
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