HA Filler · Face
Lower Face
MIMISOME Clinic Busan Deokcheon · 33 Mandeok-daero, Buk-gu, Busan (2–3F) · 3 min from Deokcheon Station Exit 12
A short or recessed chin makes the face look wider and the mouth more prominent. A firmer filler projects the chin forward and down, balancing the nose–lips–chin profile and facial proportions.
From ₩70,0001cc · AtiereVAT excl.
- Duration
- 20–30 min
- Anesthesia
- Numbing cream
- Pain
- ●●○○○
- Downtime
- Back to normal right away · swelling 2–7 days
- Results
- Immediate
- Longevity
- 4–24 months by product
Ideal for
- Short or recessed chin
- Prominent-looking mouth
- Refine your side profile
FAQ
What is Lower Face?
A short or recessed chin makes the face look wider and the mouth more prominent. A firmer filler projects the chin forward and down, balancing the nose–lips–chin profile and facial proportions.
When do results from Lower Face start to show?
Our in-clinic guide for onset is “Immediate”; it varies from person to person.
How long do Lower Face results last?
Our in-clinic guide for longevity is “4–24 months by product”; it varies from person to person, and the timing of any next treatment is decided in consultation.
Does Lower Face hurt? Is anesthesia used?
Anesthesia: Numbing cream. Discomfort is about 2 on a 5-point scale.
What is the downtime after Lower Face — swelling and bruising?
Our in-clinic guide for downtime is “Back to normal right away · swelling 2–7 days”; it varies from person to person.
How much does Lower Face cost?
From ₩70,000 (1cc · Atiere) · VAT excl. It varies by area and amount and is confirmed after consultation.
How long does a session of Lower Face take?
A session takes about 20–30 min (numbing and preparation time not included).
Pairs well with
- Masseter Botox — Slim the jawline too
- Contour Injections — Double-chin fat too
Aftercare & notes
- Swelling 2–7 days; a pressed, achy feeling may last a few days
- Don't press or massage the area (1–2 weeks)
- Avoid saunas, heat and heavy drinking for about 3 days
- Swelling, bruising, lumps or rarely infection may occur; rare reactions and their care are explained at consultation