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A.The amount varies by individual body shape, but on average, 20–30cc is used for women and 20–50cc for men.

A.The cost of shoulder filler is determined after a body assessment and consultation to decide the recommended volume, then calculated per cc. Pricing per cc may vary depending on ongoing promotions, so please contact our online consultation center for the latest information.

A.We consider several factors including contour and texture in the shoulder area, fixation at the injection site, longevity, and pain reduction. We carefully select from hyaluronic acid (HA) filler products such as Hymedix Revoline, Zetema Epitique, and Dong-A Bellast, and may use a single product or mix 2–3 products depending on individual diagnosis.

A.The main filler products used contain lidocaine, a local anesthetic, so discomfort during the procedure is significantly reduced. Our experienced physicians also perform the procedure in a way that minimizes pain.

A.Sleep anesthesia is possible, but we recommend the procedure be performed in a properly seated position. In a lying position, the shoulders can shift out of alignment, which may cause the final shoulder line to differ from what was planned.

A. The hyaluronic acid (HA) fillers carefully selected for shoulder filler are naturally broken down by the body, and in the case of inflammation, they can be dissolved non-surgically with a hyaluronidase injection, making side effects relatively manageable.

Some swelling or bruising may occur depending on the individual, but this typically improves over time. Avoiding strong pressure, strenuous exercise, and alcohol for a period after the procedure can help reduce swelling and bruising.

As with any procedure, unexpected side effects are possible, so we recommend a thorough consultation and accurate diagnosis with our medical staff before deciding on treatment.

A. Hyaluronic acid filler is gradually broken down in the body. Because larger-particle, higher-viscosity products are used, the results tend to last relatively long — approximately 1 to 1.5 years.

A. Yes. You can check the results immediately with a mirror alongside the medical team right after the procedure.

A. Hanger-shaped shoulders are characterized by low-set shoulders with overdeveloped trapezius muscles, making them a common candidate for shoulder filler. Combining it with Traptox to reduce the size of the trapezius can help achieve a more refined shoulder line.

A. If the collarbone appears too faint, a small amount of filler can be injected at the end of the collarbone during the shoulder filler procedure to help define its contour.

A. There's little disruption to daily life immediately after the procedure, and light exercise can typically begin 1–2 weeks afterward. More strenuous activity is safer to resume after about 2 weeks, once swelling and discomfort have fully resolved.

A. Touch-ups are possible about 2 weeks after the initial procedure, once the tissue has recovered. There is no fixed schedule for touch-ups — they're typically done in small amounts, after an evaluation, once the initial effect has diminished or if additional volume is desired.

A. Yes, many men choose shoulder filler to strengthen their overall frame, achieve broader shoulders, and improve the fit of clothing. Depending on the goal, 20–50cc is commonly used, and it's recommended to wait about 2 weeks after recovery before engaging in arm-intensive exercise.

A. Same-day treatment is possible, though it may not be available if the schedule conflicts with other appointments. If you need to book the procedure in advance, please contact our online consultation center — a partial deposit can be paid in advance to confirm your reservation.