What the treatment involves

• Filler is injected into the chin and/or jawline to add volume, correct asymmetry, improve projection (chin), or sharpen the lower-face contour (jawline).
• Common filler types: hyaluronic acid (HA), calcium hydroxylapatite (CaHA) or other collagen-stimulating fillers.
• The procedure usually takes ~20-30 minutes and is minimally invasive.
• Immediately after treatment you’ll see improved definition; full settling may take 1-2 weeks.

     Goals and benefits

• Enhance a weak or recessed chin → improves facial profile.
• Define the jawline for a sharper, “V-line” or more masculine angular look.
• Improve asymmetry.
• A non-surgical alternative to implants or major surgery.
• Minimal downtime versus surgical procedures.

     Duration & cost estimates

• Results typically last 12–24 months, depending on filler type, metabolism, lifestyle.
• Pricing in Seoul varies widely: for example, jawline fillers often range ≈ ₩800,000 to ₩2,500,000 KRW (~US $640-$2,000) depending on number of syringes, area treated, brand.
• Chin filler is often less than full jawline contouring, but depends on how much work is needed.

     Who is a good candidate?

✅ Someone with mild-to-moderate contour concerns (chin dips, weak chin, jawline sag, lack of definition)
✅ Wanting non-surgical enhancement with minimal downtime
❌ Not ideal if you require major bone restructuring or functional correction (those often need surgery)
✅ Someone who understands maintenance will likely be needed in ~1–2 years
✅ Good general health and realistic expectations

     Risks & things to consider

• Temporary swelling, bruising, redness are common.
• More rare but important: filler migration, asymmetry, over-filling, vascular complications.
• Results depend heavily on injector skill, filler quality, and anatomical understanding.
• Aftercare matters: avoid heavy chin/jaw pressure for a day or two, avoid major facial massage/trauma.
• If you later do decide on a surgical approach, prior filler sometimes affects surgical planning.

     After-care tips

• Avoid touching or pressing the treated jaw/chin area for at least 24 hours.
• Sleep on your back or avoid lying with heavy pressure on jaw/chin.
• Avoid strenuous exercise, heavy face/jaw movements, or treatments (e.g., massages) that might distort the area for ~48 h.
• Stay well-hydrated, avoid excessive alcohol / salt for a day to reduce swelling.
• If you notice large asymmetry, nodules, or discomfort beyond expected mild swelling/bruising, contact the provider.

     Why Seoul / Korea is a strong option

• High level of experience in facial-contour procedures, especially with lower-face aesthetics.
• Wide range of approved filler brands and types, competitive pricing.
• Many clinics cater to international patients (English support, streamlined processes).
• Aesthetic trends in Korea emphasise subtle, natural contouring rather than “obvious over-done” looks, which is helpful for realistic outcomes.