Body filler in Korea for the shoulder, collarbone and hands

Which body areas take filler

The body menu covers five zones: the shoulders, the collarbones, the backs of the hands, the hips and buttocks, and the earlobes. Each one uses a different depth, volume and technique, and the planning conversation changes accordingly.

The collarbone and hand areas are about definition and cover. A little hyaluronic acid around the clavicle sharpens the line of the upper chest, while volume on the back of the hand softens how visible tendons and veins look as skin thins with age. Hips and buttocks are handled on a small-volume principle, and requests that exceed a safe amount are turned down.

The shoulder is usually a muscle question

Many people searching for shoulder filler actually want a straighter shoulder line. That look usually comes from relaxing a bulky trapezius with botulinum toxin, which slims the slope between neck and shoulder over two to four weeks and tends to last three to six months.

A separate option is a hyaluronic acid cap on the outer shoulder, which adds roundness where the joint looks narrow. Some people benefit from one approach, some from both. The injector checks posture, muscle bulk and bone width before suggesting either, so the plan matches the reason your shoulder looks the way it does.

How the price board counts body volume

Body filler is priced per cc on the published board: collarbone and hand are ₩69,000 and ₩69,000 per cc, and the shoulder runs in volume bands of ₩69,000 per cc (1–50 cc), ₩49,000 (51–100 cc) and ₩39,000 (101–200 cc). Larger shoulder and hip plans move into lower per-cc bands, since those areas can need more material than a face. VAT is added on top of every board price.

The total therefore depends on how many cc your frame needs, which the injector estimates at the consultation. You see the sealed box opened in front of you and the lot number written into your record.

Safety, longevity and who is not a candidate

Expected effects are bruising, swelling and tenderness for a few days, with the hands sometimes feeling stiff for a short while even though you can use them straight away. Less common problems include asymmetry, small lumps and infection. Larger volumes carry more risk of vascular complications, one reason body plans are kept conservative.

Hyaluronic acid in body areas generally holds for roughly six to twelve months, varying with the person and the zone. Expectant and nursing mothers are asked to wait, as is anyone with an infection at the site or a known sensitivity to hyaluronic acid or lidocaine. Anyone on blood thinners should mention it when booking.