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PCL (Polycaprolactone)
Polycaprolactone micro-particles are placed in the deeper layer, where the intended action is to support collagen formation over time.
Treatment
Lafullen, a collagen-stimulating injectable, placed into the under-eye layers after the physician assesses shadow, hollowing and skin thickness. The degree and timing of any change vary by individual.
KRW 900,000
≈ US$650Cha-makase standard
If your treatment plan uses a cannula, Cha-makase design comes first. The physician maps the treatment area, intended entry points and path before confirming the product and amount.
This is a planning method, not a result guarantee. Suitability and the final plan are confirmed after an in-person assessment.
See the Cha-makase method01
Polycaprolactone micro-particles are placed in the deeper layer, where the intended action is to support collagen formation over time.
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Placement is planned across more than one layer at the injection site. The biological response varies by individual.
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Designed to support gradual collagen formation; swelling and the amount of visible volume vary.
KRW 900,000
≈ US$650Approximately 8cc.
USD figures are approximate conversions at 1,380 KRW/USD (2026-09-12) for reference only; you pay in KRW.
Prices shown are the clinic's published KRW prices. Where a price is shown as a starting price, the final figure depends on the product, dose, and area chosen at the consultation. The physician confirms the plan and its price before treatment begins, and will tell you if the treatment is not suitable for you.
Tune Eye Cell is an under-eye treatment in which Lafullen, a collagen-stimulating injectable, is placed into the layers the physician has assessed. The intent is gradual support of the under-eye area rather than immediate filling. How much changes, and how quickly, varies by individual and is not predicted before assessment.
Lafullen is a collagen-stimulating injectable rather than a conventional hyaluronic-acid filler. The aim is gradual support, but swelling, unevenness and the degree of visible change vary and should be discussed before treatment.
The physician assesses shadow patterns, skin thickness, hollowing and wrinkle depth before choosing depth and volume. Numbing, cooling and aftercare may improve comfort, but they do not eliminate swelling, unevenness or other injection risks.