How to Find a Good Aegyo Filler Clinic in Hongdae: 3 Ways

Hello. I’m Dr. Jo Won-jin, and I’ve been seeing patients for 10 years.

If it goes wrong, they say it can end up looking like a caterpillar.

How do you find a place that does it naturally and well?

Many people ask this.

To get straight to the point, if you receive a proper consultation, you can distinguish a good place to some extent.

The under-eye area is the thinnest and most sensitive skin on the face.

Because even a very small 0.1cc difference can change the result, I recommend looking carefully.

Under the topic of How to Find a Good Aegyo Filler Clinic in Hongdae: 3 Ways,

I’ll talk about the characteristics of a clinic that performs under-eye filler naturally and well.

Table of Contents

• Do they honestly tell you which eyes should not have the procedure?

• Do they talk about design, not volume (cc)?

• Do they fill it in as if it is slightly lacking, while considering changes in facial expression?

• Summary of the criteria for finding a good aegyo filler clinic

1. Do they honestly tell you which eyes should not have the procedure?

Actually, this is the most important part.

Hongdae aegyo filler is not suitable for everyone.

• If there is almost no aegyo-sal under the eyes
• If the under-eye skin elasticity is so poor that it has sagged
• If the under-eye fat is excessively protruded

The red line area in the photo can be considered the aegyo-sal.

If filler is injected forcefully into eyes with this kind of structure,

the weight of the filler may make the under-eye area look even more droopy or make dark circles appear worse,

and it can have the opposite effect of making the eyes look smaller.

From a clinic’s point of view, if they did everything the patient wanted, revenue would go up.

But a clinic that carefully diagnoses first and refuses treatment for eyes that are not suitable is far better.

The result ultimately remains your responsibility.

Before the procedure, be sure to check whether they carefully analyze your skin condition and eye structure.

2. Do they talk about design, not volume (cc)?

As you go through consultations,

you may come across phrases like

"Hongdae aegyo filler unlimited"

"1cc for both sides"

that emphasize volume.

But unfortunately, the thing you should be most cautious about with aegyo filler is too much volume.

A good clinic has no choice but to explain design before volume.

That is because everyone has different eye width and height, different degrees of upward eye corners, different pupil positions, and different desired eye shapes.

For example, if you want to reduce the blank space in the face and make the eyes look clearer,

rather than making only the center look raised,

the line should be designed so that the height of the aegyo-sal gradually extends from the tear trough to the outer corner of the eye.

That can create an optical effect similar to an outer-corner or lower-corner eye extension.

(Of course, even then, it is important to determine the proper ratio by considering the eye’s width and height.)

Aegyo filler is not simply about filling in tissue,

which is why I explain it as resetting the boundary lines of the eyes.

So during consultation, look for a place that can specifically explain what design they will use based on your eye shape.

This is why it is important to set the direction toward naturalness from the design stage

3. Do they fill it in as if it is slightly lacking, while considering changes in facial expression?

The biggest reason Hongdae aegyo filler fails is that it is performed based on the face at rest.

We smile, talk, and make expressions all day long.

The muscles around the eyes contract and rise in a fuller shape when making expressions.

If it is already filled to look puffy when the face is expressionless,

then when you smile, the filler gets pushed upward over the muscle and protrudes excessively.

That is the cause of the unnatural caterpillar-like eye appearance.

The real know-how of a clinic that does aegyo filler well lies in restraint that makes it look slightly lacking.

Only if it is treated so that it casts just a slight shadow when the face is expressionless,

a bright and natural line is completed when you smile.

Refusing a patient’s request to "put in a little more"

and meeting a doctor who keeps to a conservative amount without overdoing it is the way to reduce the chance of failure.

Even so, choosing a good clinic may still be difficult.

If you refer to the article below, choosing will become much easier.

Summary of the Criteria for Finding a Good Aegyo Filler Clinic

Because Hongdae aegyo filler is all about tiny 1mm details that determine your impression, choosing a good clinic is the most important thing.

Let me summarize what I talked about today.

• Diagnosis: For preventing side effects, find a place that honestly advises against the procedure if your eye structure is not suitable.
• Design: Check whether they suggest a customized design that fits your eyes rather than simply injecting volume.
• Naturalness: To avoid looking awkward when making expressions, a direction that fills it in as if it is slightly lacking at rest helps reduce risk.

Aegyo-sal has a strong ability to reduce the blank space in the middle of the face and make the eyes look lovely.

But that is exactly why a delicate approach is needed.

Please refer to the criteria I mentioned today,

and I hope it becomes an experience that reveals the unique charm of your eyes in the most natural way.

Thank you. This was Jo Won-jin.

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