Common: temporary swelling, bruising, tenderness (resolves in days). Uncommon: asymmetry (correctable with touch-up), lumps (often massage-able). Rare but serious: vascular occlusion. RE:BERRY doctors are trained in vascular anatomy and occlusion management protocols.

Duration varies by product and location: Juvederm (lips) 6–12 months, Juvederm (cheeks) 12–18 months, Belotero 6–12 months, Radiesse 12–18 months, Juvelook 6–9 months. Higher-movement areas metabolize filler faster.

We recommend touch-ups before the filler is completely gone — typically at 60–70% of the expected duration. This ‘top-up’ approach maintains consistent results and often requires less filler than starting from scratch.

No. This is a common myth. Hyaluronic acid actually stimulates collagen production in surrounding tissue. Studies show that patients who receive regular filler treatments over years actually have better skin quality in the treated areas than untreated skin.

With topical numbing (applied for 20 minutes before treatment) and the lidocaine built into most modern fillers, most patients rate discomfort at 2–3 out of 10. The under-eye area tends to be more sensitive; the cheeks are generally painless.

A single-area treatment takes 30–40 minutes total (including numbing). Multi-area sessions take 60–90 minutes. The injections themselves are typically 10–20 minutes.

Minimal. Most patients experience 1–3 days of mild swelling. Bruising occurs in about 30% of cases and resolves within 5–7 days. You can return to normal activities and work immediately. Makeup can be applied after 24 hours.

Your doctor selects based on the treatment area, your skin type, the depth of correction needed, and the desired texture. Soft fillers (Belotero) for delicate areas, cohesive gels (Juvederm) for volume, firm fillers (Radiesse) for structure, and bio-stimulators (Juvelook) for skin quality.

Both are premium HA fillers but with different characteristics. Juvederm (Vycross technology) is a cohesive gel ideal for volume and definition. Belotero (CPM technology) integrates more homogeneously into tissue, making it superior for delicate areas like tear troughs and fine lip lines.

No. Radiesse is calcium hydroxyapatite (CaHA), not HA. It provides stronger structural support and stimulates your body’s own collagen production. It’s often used alongside HA fillers in our combination protocols for a multi-layered approach.

For 24–48 hours: avoid intense exercise, alcohol, saunas, and direct pressure on treated areas. For 2 weeks: avoid dental work, facial massage (unless instructed by your doctor), and other injectable treatments in the same area.

Yes. There are no restrictions on flying after filler treatment. Cabin pressure does not affect filler placement. Mild swelling may appear slightly more pronounced during the flight.

Wait 24 hours before applying makeup to the treated area. This allows the needle/cannula entry points to close and reduces infection risk.

WhatsApp us at +82-2-776-2822 with your photos and concerns. We’ll recommend a treatment plan with specific products and pricing within 2 hours. Walk-in consultations are also welcome.

Yes. If you’re ready to proceed after the consultation, treatment can be performed the same day. No separate appointment is needed.

We provide detailed treatment receipts in English. However, cosmetic filler treatments are non-covered medical procedures and are typically not eligible for insurance reimbursement.