Injectables in Gangnam, dosed for your face

What counts as an injectable treatment?

“Injectables” is a broad family. What they share is the delivery method — a fine needle, a blunt cannula or an IV line — and the fact that a doctor must choose the product and dose carefully. What they do varies a great deal:

• Contour — slimming the jaw with Botox to the masseter, or reducing small fat pockets with fat-dissolving solutions.
• Volume and collagen — gradual support from collagen stimulators such as Juvelook Volume, Sculptra or Radiesse.
• Repair — PDRN (salmon DNA) to support skin recovery and calm redness.
• Systemic — glutathione and vitamin IV drips taken for general wellbeing and skin brightness, where evidence is more limited.

All of these require a doctor's judgement about anatomy, dose and spacing, which is why every injectable at Bailor starts with a face-to-face assessment rather than a menu choice. Classic hyaluronic acid fillers and skin boosters have their own hubs: see dermal fillers and skin boosters.

All injectable treatments at Bailor

Use this table to find the right page. Each one explains the product, downtime and prices in detail.

Prices in KRW, 10% VAT not included, updated September 2026. See the full price list.

Choosing between them

Many goals can be approached with more than one injectable. A heavy lower face might be a muscle issue (masseter Botox), a fat issue (fat-dissolving injection) or a skin-laxity issue (a lifting device). The doctor's examination is what separates these, which is why we do not sell injectables by menu alone.

Fast versus gradual results

It helps to know which injectables act quickly and which take time. IV drips and PDRN tend to give a fresh look within days. Masseter Botox softens a square jaw over 4–8 weeks as the muscle relaxes. Fat-dissolving injections need 2–3 sessions and several weeks before the change is clear. Collagen stimulators such as Juvelook Volume and Sculptra keep improving for around 3 months. If you are visiting Seoul for a short time, the doctor will factor this into which product to start with.

What injectables can change

Contour injections usually show change over 2–6 weeks, while collagen stimulators build gradually over 1–3 months. For hollows and folds where immediate volume is needed, hyaluronic acid under-eye fillers may be more suitable — the doctor will compare options with you.

How an injectable visit works

1. Doctor assessment The doctor examines contour, volume and skin, and explains which injectable fits.
2. Preparation Cleansing, marking and numbing cream where needed; IV drips need no numbing.
3. Injection 10–40 minutes by needle or cannula; IV drips take about 20–40 minutes.
4. Aftercare Cold compress, written aftercare and WhatsApp follow-up for questions.

Some injectables show results quickly (IV drips, PDRN glow), while others work over weeks as collagen forms or fat cells are cleared. If you are in Seoul briefly, ask about combining an injectable with a device such as Ultherapy on the same day.

Downtime, side effects and who should avoid injectables

Each injectable has its own risk profile, which the doctor will explain. In general:

• Common: redness, swelling, tenderness and small bruises at injection points; fat-dissolving injections can cause marked swelling and firmness for up to 3 weeks.
• Less common: palpable lumps after collagen stimulators, temporary asymmetry or chewing fatigue after masseter Botox, or vein irritation after IV drips.
• Rare: infection, allergic reaction, nodules, nerve irritation, or vascular complications with volume products.

Tell the doctor if you

• are pregnant, breastfeeding or planning pregnancy;
• take blood thinners, aspirin or supplements such as fish oil or vitamin E;
• have allergies (including fish, relevant to PDRN), autoimmune disease, kidney or liver problems, or keloid tendency.

Injectable FAQ