Dermal Filler / Ear

Tune Ear Filler

A Small Difference Makes Big Satisfaction

A common concern, the solution you have been looking for. Filler placed precisely along the helix, ear root and earlobe brings out the ear's dimension and refines its overall impression.

from ₩300,000 Final price confirmed at consultation Tune Ear Filler Helix · Root · Earlobe

Procedure approx. 10–15 min · No surgery · No downtime

Price Confirmed at In-Person Consultation

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Tune Ear Filler at Apgujeong Tune Clinic, Seoul

Why Patients Trust Tune

A physician plans and performs every treatment.

No brokers. No commissioned referrals. Every booking begins with a doctor on the Tune medical board — the same people accountable for your result.

A Named Board

American Board of Aesthetic Medicine · Clinical Professors of Plastic Surgery (Yonsei) and Medicine (Chosun) · Director, Korean Stem Cell Society.

Where You'll Be

Apgujeong, Seoul — between Apgujeong Rodeo and Sinsa stations, in Korea's most-searched aesthetic district.

An Honest Plan

Your plan is confirmed in person before anything begins. Outcomes and suitability vary by individual — we tell you when a treatment isn't right for you.

Meet the medical board

Procedure Time

Approx. 10–15 minutes

Downtime

Daily life right away; bruise/swelling fades in 2–3 days

Duration

Avg. 6–12 months by filler type

The Treatment

Why Ear Filler?

Ear filler injects dermal filler into ears that lack volume, naturally correcting their shape and position. By placing filler appropriately at the ear tip, the helix and the ear root, it brings out the ear's dimension and contour and can improve how visible the ear is when seen from the front.

Ear filler is designed not for simple cosmetic purposes alone, but with the face's impression, balance and proportion in mind.

#Three-Dimensional Ear #Better Frontal Visibility #Facial Balance #No Surgery

A Common Concern

When the Ear Is Easy to Overlook

Ears so flat — or folded back — that they are barely visible from the front.
A folded-over ear tip, or ears that are small and lacking volume.
Ears that are small relative to the face shape, making the face look larger.

The ear is an important part of facial balance, yet it is easily overlooked because it is hidden by hair. When the ear is not visible from the front, or is small and protruding in form, it can give an overall impression of "plainness" or a "delicate, weaker look."

Treatment Map

Injection Points by Area

Treatment Area	Characteristics & Effect
Helix (outer rim)	Gives a flat ear more dimension and corrects the direction of an ear that is folded back.
Ear Root	Eases the look of an ear that "disappears" from the face, increasing how much of the ear is exposed.
Earlobe (lobe)	Improves the impression of an ear that looks small, for a tidier and softer overall look.

Tune Clinic

We Recommend This For

1 Those whose ears are barely visible in front-facing photos.
2 Those whose ears look small relative to the face, giving an asymmetric impression.
3 Those who feel unsure about tying their hair up or wearing styles that reveal the ears.
4 Those who want to change their impression quickly, without surgery.
5 Those interested in the popular so-called "fairy ear" (elf ear) shape.

Precaution

Treatment Details & Aftercare

Procedure Time

Approximately 10–15 minutes.

Anesthesia

Topical anesthetic or cooling to minimize discomfort.

Recovery

Daily life right away; any bruising or swelling typically resolves within 2–3 days.

Duration

Lasts an average of 6–12 months depending on the type of filler used.

Precautions

Avoid alcohol, sauna and strenuous exercise on the day of the procedure.
Take care when wearing ear caps or earphones within the first week.

Frequently Combined With

The Composition

Facial Filler Contour

"Balances facial volume alongside refined ear proportion."

BBEE Face Injection

Fat-Dissolving Contour

"Slims the lower face so the ear line reads cleaner."

The Tuning

Ultherapy Protocol

"Tightens the surrounding contour as the face is refined."

Physician's FAQ

Isn't ear filler risky?

The ear has relatively shallow blood vessels and nerves, making it a lower-risk area for the procedure. The key is the design and technique of an experienced physician.

Can the filler clump or become asymmetric?

From the very start we apply a design tailored to the anatomical structure of the ear, minimizing the possibility of clumping or asymmetry.

Is a single session enough?

For most people a single session already gives good results, but depending on the ear shape or the type of filler, a touch-up may be recommended.