▪ There is a possibility of muscle paralysis, allergic reactions, or inflammation. When treated near the eyes, such as the glabellar area (between the eyebrows), there is a risk of blocking blood vessels that supply the eyes, which may lead to vision impairment or even blindness. Blocking blood vessels in other areas may also cause skin necrosis or other serious complications.
▪ To minimize inflammatory reactions after the procedure, please avoid alcohol, smoking, saunas, and strenuous exercise for at least one month.
▪ Bruising, swelling, pain, or a foreign body sensation may last for about 1 to 2 weeks.
▪ Avoid pressing or applying pressure on the treated area, as it may alter the shape or placement of the filler.
▪ If you experience persistent pain, changes in skin color, or abnormal sensations in the treated area, please contact us immediately.
▪ On the day of the procedure, the treated area may appear uneven or bumpy due to swelling, but this will settle naturally within a few days.
▪ Avoid washing your face or applying makeup on the day of the procedure.
▪ Starting from next day after the procedure, you may gently wash your face and apply makeup, but do not rub or press the area.
▪ In the case of lip fillers, avoid using straws and spicy or irritating foods for one week.
▪ Please avoid wearing hats, lying face down or sideways, wearing glasses, undergoing ultrasound or high-frequency treatments, or facial massages (such as gua sha or lymphatic drainage) for at least one month.

▪ There is a possibility of muscle paralysis, allergic reactions, or inflammation. When treated near the eyes, such as the glabellar area (between the eyebrows), there is a risk of blocking blood vessels that supply the eyes, which may lead to vision impairment or even blindness. Blocking blood vessels in other areas may also cause skin necrosis or other serious complications.
▪ To minimize inflammatory reactions after the procedure, please avoid alcohol, smoking, saunas, and strenuous exercise for at least one month.
▪ Bruising, swelling, pain, or a foreign body sensation may last for about 1 to 2 weeks.
▪ Avoid pressing or applying pressure on the treated area, as it may alter the shape or placement of the filler.
▪ If you experience persistent pain, changes in skin color, or abnormal sensations in the treated area, please contact us immediately.
▪ On the day of the procedure, the treated area may appear uneven or bumpy due to swelling, but this will settle naturally within a few days.
▪ Avoid washing your face or applying makeup on the day of the procedure.
▪ Starting from next day after the procedure, you may gently wash your face and apply makeup, but do not rub or press the area.
▪ In the case of lip fillers, avoid using straws and spicy or irritating foods for one week.
▪ Please avoid wearing hats, lying face down or sideways, wearing glasses, undergoing ultrasound or high-frequency treatments, or facial massages (such as gua sha or lymphatic drainage) for at least one month.

▪ There is a possibility of muscle paralysis, allergic reactions, or inflammation. When treated near the eyes, such as the glabellar area (between the eyebrows), there is a risk of blocking blood vessels that supply the eyes, which may lead to vision impairment or even blindness. Blocking blood vessels in other areas may also cause skin necrosis or other serious complications.
▪ To minimize inflammatory reactions after the procedure, please avoid alcohol, smoking, saunas, and strenuous exercise for at least one month.
▪ Bruising, swelling, pain, or a foreign body sensation may last for about 1 to 2 weeks.
▪ Avoid pressing or applying pressure on the treated area, as it may alter the shape or placement of the filler.
▪ If you experience persistent pain, changes in skin color, or abnormal sensations in the treated area, please contact us immediately.
▪ On the day of the procedure, the treated area may appear uneven or bumpy due to swelling, but this will settle naturally within a few days.
▪ Avoid washing your face or applying makeup on the day of the procedure.
▪ Starting from next day after the procedure, you may gently wash your face and apply makeup, but do not rub or press the area.
▪ In the case of lip fillers, avoid using straws and spicy or irritating foods for one week.
▪ Please avoid wearing hats, lying face down or sideways, wearing glasses, undergoing ultrasound or high-frequency treatments, or facial massages (such as gua sha or lymphatic drainage) for at least one month.

▪ There is a possibility of muscle paralysis, allergic reactions, or inflammation. When treated near the eyes, such as the glabellar area (between the eyebrows), there is a risk of blocking blood vessels that supply the eyes, which may lead to vision impairment or even blindness. Blocking blood vessels in other areas may also cause skin necrosis or other serious complications.
▪ To minimize inflammatory reactions after the procedure, please avoid alcohol, smoking, saunas, and strenuous exercise for at least one month.
▪ Bruising, swelling, pain, or a foreign body sensation may last for about 1 to 2 weeks.
▪ Avoid pressing or applying pressure on the treated area, as it may alter the shape or placement of the filler.
▪ If you experience persistent pain, changes in skin color, or abnormal sensations in the treated area, please contact us immediately.
▪ On the day of the procedure, the treated area may appear uneven or bumpy due to swelling, but this will settle naturally within a few days.
▪ Avoid washing your face or applying makeup on the day of the procedure.
▪ Starting from next day after the procedure, you may gently wash your face and apply makeup, but do not rub or press the area.
▪ In the case of lip fillers, avoid using straws and spicy or irritating foods for one week.
▪ Please avoid wearing hats, lying face down or sideways, wearing glasses, undergoing ultrasound or high-frequency treatments, or facial massages (such as gua sha or lymphatic drainage) for at least one month.