If You’re Looking for a Good Filler Clinic Near Gangnam Station, Check Whether They Treat Under-Eye, Aegyo-Sal, and Lips First

| Among filler procedures, the under-eye area, aegyo-sal, and lips are considered some of the most difficult areas. For that reason, special care is needed when choosing a dermatology clinic for these three areas. In this post, I share opinions on the conditions that actually affect results in clinical practice. It will be genuinely helpful for those looking for a dermatology clinic they can trust. |

Hello.

I am Lee Mi-ra, CEO and chief doctor of BANNI Skin Clinic near Gangnam Station,

focused on sincerity without exaggeration.

If I had to name one popular procedure that comes with a lot of talk and plenty of issues, it would be filler.

It may look like a simple procedure that makes you prettier, but once you actually receive it, the results can differ clearly—some people think, “Huh? It feels a bit awkward,” while others think, “It turned out naturally and well!”

Because of that, these days even when clinics offer filler procedures, many only handle easy areas.

If you organize the difficulty by area, the front cheek, side cheek, and nasolabial fold are low difficulty because they are for volumizing. Medium difficulty areas include the nose, and the ultimate difficult areas are aegyo-sal, under-eye, and lips. These areas require the doctor’s know-how and careful reflection of the patient’s needs the most.

That is why many clinics do not perform high-difficulty areas like the under-eye, aegyo-sal, and lips at all.

In addition, it is not hard to find negative opinions such as, “Under-eye filler is dangerous,” or “Aegyo-sal filler looks obvious and unnatural.”

Of course, if the practitioner is not confident, I think it is right not to begin.

I also personally cannot do procedures I am not confident about. It goes without saying that this involves working directly on the face, so it cannot be done carelessly.

That said, I am quite confident when it comes to filler procedures. (Even my husband, who is a board-certified plastic surgeon, acknowledges my filler skills.)

That is why we do not use only a few domestic products. We also have a wide range of imported products and carefully select the most suitable one for each area, performing procedures with precision. We are confident because we can show clear results.

How to Choose a Good Filler Dermatology Clinic Near Gangnam Station

So, what is different about a clinic that is good at fillers?

That is why I prepared this post.

For those considering filler procedures, I will share honest opinions about what matters in actual clinical practice and what criteria are useful when choosing a clinic.

Aegyo-sal, under-eye, and lip filler: the most difficult areas How is a skilled clinic different?

1. Design that considers harmony with the whole face

BANNI Plastic Surgery, filler near Gangnam Station

The most important thing in filler procedures is harmony with the entire face.

It is not enough to simply make the treatment area look good. You need to design it while considering how the treated area blends with the other elements of the face in order to achieve a natural and satisfying result.

In particular, the lips, under-eye area, and aegyo-sal are places where attention naturally lingers the most, so if they are not harmonious, the overall impression can become awkward.

Lip filler, volume, line, corners of the mouth, and philtrum

Lip filler is not just about adding volume. The overall structure of the lips, the philtrum, the corners of the mouth, and symmetry all need to be considered together. In particular, while the ratio of the upper lip to the lower lip is known to be 1:1.6 for the most harmonious look, this ratio does not apply to every face.

Source https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC5952987

For example, if a face is long and narrow, slightly more volume in the lower lip can visually soften the length of the face. On the other hand, if the face is wide or round, rather than making the lips too plump, it may look more natural to design them harmoniously by emphasizing a long, defined line.

The corners of the mouth are also an important factor that affects the overall impression.

Slightly lifted corners can create a lively, positive image, while drooping corners can make someone look tired or depressed. That is why, during filler treatment, the angle of the corners of the mouth should also be finely adjusted to harmonize with the expression of the whole face.

The length and angle of the philtrum are also important standards.

If the philtrum looks long, the center of the face can look elongated and older, so it is preferable to design it while considering the distance and ratio between the upper lip and the philtrum.

In the end, the lips are not something with a fixed shape. They should be designed by adjusting harmony with the patient’s entire face, their desired style, and personal preferences.

Personally, I try to reflect the patient’s needs as much as possible, and to do that, I perform the procedure using a small syringe that allows precise adjustment in small amounts.

Because this is an area that requires fine tuning, it is important to check the shape together with the patient and adjust it delicately.

Under-eye filler: soft volume that connects with the front cheek Under-eye filler is not simply a procedure that fills the groove under the eyes.

Depending on how the volume connection from the under-eye area to the front cheek is adjusted, the overall impression can become softer and look less tired.

If only the under-eye groove is filled while the front cheek is left hollow, it can create an awkward sense of disconnected volume and lead to unnatural results.

That is why a skilled clinic always considers the connection with the front cheek when designing under-eye filler, and carefully adjusts it so that the volume flows smoothly across the overall facial line.

Also, the areas that need more volume and the areas that should be restrained differ depending on facial shape, so instead of filling unconditionally, the volume distribution needs to match the overall facial impression.

Aegyo-sal filler: design that considers the eyes and the smiling expression

Aegyo-sal filler should be designed while considering the shape of the eyes, eye size, and changes when smiling.

If you emphasize only the aegyo-sal itself, the result can look artificial or exaggerated. That is why, before treatment, it is important to understand how the aegyo-sal appears when smiling and to adjust the volume delicately accordingly.

For people with large and round eyes, the direction should be to gently enhance the aegyo-sal line. If the eyes are sharp-looking or seem small, a design that softly complements the under-eye area with aegyo-sal will look more natural.

In particular, when the overall facial outline, volume, and relationship with the cheekbones are considered so that the aegyo-sal can settle in naturally, it can become a procedure that makes the eyes more attractive without the aegyo-sal looking obvious.

And because the patient’s preferences and taste are the foundation of aegyo-sal filler, the results should be adjusted little by little with a small syringe while checking in the mirror, as long as it does not go beyond medical judgment.

2. Injection technique and appropriate volume Areas with thin skin and sensitive tissue, such as aegyo-sal, lips, and the under-eye area, depend heavily on the injection amount, injection speed, and pressure control. These are key factors that determine the quality of the procedure.

Small amounts, slowly! If a large amount is injected into these areas at once, the filler may collect in one place and create a bumpy result.

In particular, in areas like the under-eye region where the skin is thin, the shape of the filler shows immediately, so it must be injected in small portions so that it spreads evenly and produces a natural, smooth result.

The same applies to the lips and aegyo-sal. Because tiny differences in volume can greatly affect the impression, the safest and highest-quality method is to inject little by little, check the shape in real time, and make adjustments.

Filler near Gangnam Station, injection technique and volume adjustment

Injection speed is also very important.

If the product is injected too quickly, the pressure at the needle tip becomes high, increasing the risk of pushing aside or damaging surrounding blood vessels. This can lead to side effects such as bruising, swelling, pain, and restricted blood flow.

In particular, the under-eye area has dense blood vessels, the lips move a lot, and the volume of aegyo-sal changes with facial expressions. Therefore, it should be injected slowly and with steady pressure so that the product spreads smoothly and the result is natural and stable.

Not too little, not too much! In filler procedures, accurately following the proper volume is not just a matter of meeting recommended guidelines. It is a core principle for creating natural results, preventing side effects, and increasing patient satisfaction.

What if too much is injected?

If filler is injected in excess, the area may look very noticeable right after the procedure, or swelling, pressure, and a heavy feeling may occur.

In particular, in areas with thin skin such as the under-eye area, aegyo-sal, and lips, the filler may look puffy or feel lumpy, making it appear unnatural. Over time, as the filler spreads, it can lead to results that look even more swollen.

BANNI Plastic Surgery, filler near Gangnam Station

Excessive injection also increases the risk of blood vessel compression and tissue damage, so the likelihood of bruising, pain, and a longer recovery period after the procedure also rises.

What if too little is injected? On the other hand, if too little is injected, the desired shape or volume change may not appear properly, or the left and right sides may not be symmetrical, which can make the overall impression awkward instead.

In particular, since even small volume changes in the lips and aegyo-sal can strongly affect the impression, injecting below the proper amount may make the procedure barely noticeable, leading to disappointment with the result.

In the end, following the proper volume does not mean simply “less” or “more.” It means injecting only as much as is precisely needed according to the patient’s facial shape, skin condition, and desired result.

Summary and overview

In the end, filler procedures in delicate areas can produce safe and attractive results only when all of the following are observed: design that considers harmony with the whole face, injection speed, and appropriate volume.

Of course, in addition to the factors mentioned in today’s main text, the injection depth and the selection of the filler type for each area must also be determined accurately.

In short, a clinic that is skilled at filler procedures pays attention even to small details that make you wonder, “Do they really care about that too?” The results of under-eye, aegyo-sal, and lip filler do not lie.

Today’s conclusion Under-eye, aegyo-sal, and lip filler Need precise details to come together

to create good results.

Filler may look simple, but the approach differs from clinic to clinic, and the results can change completely depending on the practitioner. I also learned filler procedures in my early days by observing at various clinics, and I thought I could do them reasonably well. But after working at one clinic, that belief changed completely.

While working with a director who was truly skilled at filler, I directly experienced how much difference in detail and hand sensitivity can affect the outcome of a procedure, and through that process I was able to receive a lot of feedback and learn a great deal.

Among the patients who received filler from me at that time, some were not separately told about my opening, but they found me through search and are still visiting me even now.

I always follow the principle that good results come from precise details coming together. I hope today’s content was of some help to those considering filler procedures in making a wise choice.

This was Lee Mi-ra, focusing on sincerity without exaggeration.

Thank you.

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