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Contour & Lift
Standard concentration placed to support the jawline and cheek where the physician has assessed a loss of structure. How visible the change is depends on anatomy, volume and placement.
Treatment
Radiesse
A calcium hydroxylapatite biostimulator used for the jawline, cheeks and overall firming, including a diluted "hyperdilute" preparation. The physician confirms which preparation suits your goal; the degree and duration of change vary by individual.
From KRW 1,100,000
≈ US$800Cha-makase standard
Design before treatment
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 methodAt a glance
- Radiesse
- From KRW 1,100,000
- Consultation focus
- Contour, jawline & firming
- Downtime
- Swelling, bruising or tenderness can occur; how visible it is and how long it lasts vary by individual and injection area
- Time in Clinic
- About 20–30 min
- Plan
- Preparation, volume and any follow-up confirmed after physician assessment
Why it works
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Hyperdilute Radiesse
A diluted preparation spread across broader areas, where collagen stimulation is the intended mechanism for crepey or lax skin on the lower face, neck and beyond. The degree of change varies by individual.
Pricing
Radiesse
From KRW 1,100,000
≈ US$800Face 1 syringe KRW 1,100,000; body 1 syringe KRW 1,300,000.
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.
Treatment FAQ
How is Radiesse different from regular filler?
Most fillers are hyaluronic acid, which adds volume directly. Radiesse is calcium hydroxylapatite: it provides structure where it is placed, and collagen stimulation is the intended second mechanism. How much of either you notice, and for how long, varies by individual and is not fixed in advance.
What is "hyperdilute" Radiesse?
It is Radiesse diluted with saline and anesthetic so it spreads thinly across a larger area. Rather than adding contour, it is used with the intent of stimulating collagen in crepey or lax skin on the lower face, neck and other regions. The physician decides whether contour or hyperdilute suits your goal, and the response varies by individual.
Is there downtime for travelers?
Swelling, bruising or tenderness can occur, and how long they remain visible varies by individual and injection area. Share your travel and event dates so the plan can leave an appropriate buffer.