Radiesse

A collagen stimulator that replenishes from the skin's core

Radiesse

Radiesse 1 syringe

1,000,000

KRW

Radiesse 2 syringes

1,900,000

KRW

Radiesse

What is this treatment?

The Radiesse treatment is an anti-aging therapy that promotes skin regeneration and collagen production. Using CaHA (calcium hydroxylapatite), a mineral naturally present in the body, it can help improve skin elasticity, soften wrinkles, and enhance overall skin condition. The treatment activates fibroblasts to stimulate new collagen and elastin production, helping keep the skin's structure firm.

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Who is it recommended for?

POINT 01.

Those concerned about loss of skin elasticity

POINT 02.

Those who want improvement in fine lines and deep wrinkles

POINT 03.

Those who prefer natural improvement through collagen regeneration over fillers or fat grafting

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How does the procedure go?

STEP 01.

Personalized Consultation

STEP 02.

Photos (Before Treatment)

STEP 03.

Numbing Cream

STEP 04.

Design

STEP 05.

Disinfection

STEP 06.

Treatment

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What should I keep in mind?

warning

Please read the precautions carefully and follow them closely.

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If you have an inflammatory condition or breakouts around the time of treatment, proceed only after a thorough consultation with our medical team.

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To minimize irritation to the treated area, it is best to avoid strong sun exposure, saunas, and alcohol for a period of time.

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Use moisturizer and regenerating cream frequently to keep the skin hydrated, and take care not to let it dry out.

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After treatment, embossing (an uneven skin surface), bruising, swelling, mild pain, and redness may appear, but these mostly subside within a few days.

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Reactions can vary with individual skin condition, so consult our medical team if unusual symptoms persist or are severe.

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As with any injectable treatment, bruising, swelling, pain, or a foreign-body sensation may occur depending on your skin condition, but these usually resolve within 1–2 weeks. In rare cases, nerve damage, allergic reactions, or inflammation may occur. Injections near the eyes, such as in the glabella, carry a risk of vision loss or blindness if a vessel supplying the eye is blocked, and blockage of vessels in other areas may lead to skin necrosis.

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