Tune Eye Cell
KRW 900,000
≈ US$650- Approximately 8cc.
An under-eye treatment with Lafullen, a collagen-stimulating injectable, placed in layers the physician chooses after assessing shadow, hollowing and skin thickness. Change is gradual, and how much changes varies by individual.
KRW 900,000
≈ US$650Mention the treatment name in your first message.
Replies usually within a few hours during clinic hours (KST).
KRW 900,000
≈ US$650VAT at 10% is charged separately on every treatment and program.
Final treatment and price are confirmed after assessment, before treatment begins.
USD figures are approximate conversions at 1,380 KRW/USD (2026-09-12) for reference only; you pay in KRW.
Product, dose and seal checked before treatment.
Confirm the plan, VAT and any options before you decide.
Not sure whether this treatment suits you? Ask first.
The physician assesses suitability in person on Day 1.
Confirm the treatment area, product or device, and price together before treatment.
Follow the agreed plan, then review written aftercare and how to contact the clinic.
This is a planning method, not a result guarantee. Suitability and the final plan are confirmed after an in-person assessment.
See the Tunemaka-se methodPolycaprolactone micro-particles are placed in the deeper layer, where the intended action is to support collagen formation over time.
Placement is planned across more than one layer at the injection site. The biological response varies by individual.
The intent is gradual collagen formation rather than instant fullness. Swelling and the amount of visible volume vary.
Hollowing under the eye casts its own shadow and makes a face look tired. Filler can fill it quickly, but the skin here is thin, and too much product or product placed too shallow can show as a bump, a puffy line or a bluish tint.
Tune Eye Cell takes a slower route. Lafullen, a collagen-stimulating injectable, is placed in deeper layers with the intent of building support gradually. It is a non-surgical option. It does not replace eyelid surgery where surgery is what the eye needs.
An under-eye treatment in which Lafullen is injected into the layers beneath the eye that the physician selects, with gradual support of hollowing, elasticity and fine lines as the aim.
Not every dark under-eye is a volume problem, so the physician first works out what is causing yours.
Evidence for an ingredient or biological mechanism does not establish the result of this clinic treatment. Discuss realistic goals and limitations with the physician.
| What the physician sees | What it usually means | How it affects the plan |
|---|---|---|
| Hollowing and shadow below the eye | Loss of support under thin skin | May suit Tune Eye Cell; depth and volume set by the physician |
| Puffy bags | Fat pushing forward rather than missing volume | An injectable may not help; other options are discussed |
| Brown or gray color in the skin | Pigment or visible blood vessels | Usually needs a different approach |
Shadow pattern, skin thickness, hollowing and wrinkle depth are examined on each side.
The area is numbed, and depth and volume are decided for each layer.
Small amounts are placed slowly, in the layers chosen at assessment.
The area is cooled, and aftercare is explained before you leave.
Swelling and bruising are common in the first days, and the under-eye can look uneven while it settles. How long that lasts varies.
Any change from collagen stimulation is gradual. The physician reviews the result at follow-up rather than promising a timeline in advance.
Contact the clinic if swelling gets worse instead of better, or if you notice a firm lump that does not settle.
People who look tired because of hollowing under the eye.
People who have had under-eye filler before and did not like how it looked.
People who want a gradual, non-surgical option and can accept that the result cannot be predicted exactly.
Placing product deeper and avoiding the surface layer is intended to reduce visible bumps under thin skin. The exact depth is decided for your anatomy.
Swelling settles first. Any change from collagen stimulation develops gradually and is reviewed at follow-up. The timing and degree vary by individual and are not promised in advance.
It is an under-eye treatment in which Lafullen, a collagen-stimulating injectable, is placed into the layers the physician has chosen after examining you. The intent is gradual support of the under-eye area, not immediate filling. How much changes, and how quickly, varies by individual and is not predicted before assessment.
A hyaluronic-acid filler adds volume directly. Lafullen is a collagen-stimulating injectable, so the aim is gradual support rather than an immediate change. Swelling, unevenness and the degree of visible change vary, and the physician goes through them with you before treatment.
The physician looks at shadow pattern, skin thickness, hollowing and wrinkle depth, then decides the depth and volume for each side. The area is numbed before injecting, and cooling follows. Numbing and cooling make it more comfortable, but they do not remove the risk of swelling, unevenness or other injection problems.
Not every dark under-eye is a volume problem. Puffy bags, brown pigment in the skin and loose eyelid skin have different causes, and an injectable may not help them. If your concern looks like one of these, the physician will say so at consultation and explain what is worth considering instead.
Bruising and swelling under the eye can be visible for a while, and how long varies. Send us your flight date before you book. The physician will tell you whether the timing leaves enough room, and you should be prepared for some bruising to still show on the trip home.
Discuss this treatment and your travel dates with us.
Your booking is final once our team sends you a confirmation message. Nothing is paid in advance. The physician decides in person on Day 1 whether the treatment suits you. If it does not, that treatment is not performed.