Belotero (imported)
Exceptional skin integration for natural-looking volume!
Belotero (imported)
What is this treatment?
Belotero (imported)
Treatment time and recovery period
Treatment Time
About 10 minutes
Recovery Time
Return to daily activities immediately
Duration of Results
6–12 months
Belotero (imported)
Who is it recommended for?
POINT 01.
Those looking for a non-surgical treatment that fits easily into daily life
POINT 02.
Those who want to enhance the overall contour and dimension of the face
POINT 03.
Those who want treatments tailored to specific areas
Belotero (imported)
How does the procedure go?
STEP 01.
Personalized Consultation
STEP 02.
Photos (Before Treatment)
STEP 03.
Numbing Cream / Local Anesthesia
STEP 04.
Design
STEP 05.
Disinfection
STEP 06.
Treatment
STEP 07.
Photos (After Treatment)
Belotero (imported)
Results and how long they last
01.
Although results vary with post-treatment swelling, filler is typically applied to the forehead, nose, cheeks, nasolabial folds, under-eye area, and chin, providing an immediate improvement in facial volume and contour along with a more youthful appearance.
02.
Duration varies depending on the treatment area, product, and individual factors. If you are planning a touch-up, it can be done once bruising and swelling have subsided. We recommend visiting the clinic and deciding on a follow-up treatment after a thorough consultation with our medical team.
Belotero (imported)
Q&A
Q.
What is the difference between Botox and filler?
Botox uses purified botulinum toxin to interfere with release of the neurotransmitter acetylcholine, blocking muscle contraction signals and temporarily limiting muscle use. It can improve wrinkles, reduce muscle bulk, and help with skin tone and firmness. Filler places readily absorbed hyaluronic acid into sunken areas or deep wrinkles that Botox cannot easily improve, improving wrinkles and volume immediately.
Q.
What is the difference between domestic and imported fillers? Which one is better?
They use the same ingredient for the same purpose, but imported fillers have been used worldwide for longer and tend to have better viscoelasticity. They also come in a wider range of viscoelasticity by particle size, allowing more precise, natural results depending on the area.
Q.
Can filler be removed?
Our clinic uses hyaluronic acid filler. If you wish to have it removed, it can be dissolved with hyaluronidase, an enzyme that breaks down hyaluronic acid. However, if much time has passed and fibrosis has left the filler firm, complete removal in one session may be difficult, so we recommend visiting for a thorough consultation with our medical staff first.
Belotero (imported)
What should I keep in mind?
Please read the precautions carefully and follow them closely.
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You may wash your face and apply makeup 2–3 hours after the treatment. Please remove the DuoDERM dressing on the treated area after 1–3 days.
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For 3–7 days after the treatment, please avoid heavy drinking, smoking, saunas and steam rooms, hot baths, and strenuous exercise to prevent inflammation.
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Please take the prescribed medication consistently for 3 days to prevent inflammation and relieve pain, depending on the treatment area. If you have a history of antibiotic allergies or any other medical conditions, please be sure to let us know.
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If pain worsens even after taking the prescribed medication, or if you experience changes in skin color, blistering at the treatment site, itching, or persistent warmth, please contact the clinic and come in for a visit.
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After the treatment, facial muscle movement or external pressure may alter the shape of the results. Please take care to avoid pressure or irritation on the treated area for 2–3 weeks (e.g., wearing hats, sleeping face-down or on your side, wearing glasses, ultrasound or radiofrequency treatments, facial meridian massage, dental work).
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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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If you experience any other discomfort, please contact the clinic.