Wrinkles treatment matched to each line

Three kinds of wrinkles, three causes

Before choosing a treatment, it helps to know which type of line you have. Most faces have all three in different places:

• Dynamic lines appear only when you move — frowning, raising eyebrows, smiling. They come from repeated muscle contraction and respond well to Botox.
• Static lines stay visible at rest. Years of movement plus collagen loss have etched them into the skin; they usually need filler or regenerative injections as well as muscle relaxation.
• Crepey fine lines and laxity folds come from thinning skin and loss of support, such as fine lines on the cheeks or creases on the neck.

Sun exposure, smoking, dehydration and sleep position all deepen lines. For the finest surface lines, see our page on fine lines treatment; for lines around the eyes, under-eye wrinkles.

How we treat wrinkles at Bailor

Here is how our doctors usually match treatments to lines:

Prices in KRW, 10% VAT not included, updated September 2026.

First-visit wrinkle Botox is ₩22,900 per area. Botox brand choice (Korean, Coretox or Xeomin) changes price, not the basic technique — see the Botox price page.

What changes as lines soften

Botox softens moving lines within 3–7 days and peaks at about two weeks; the face should still move naturally. Etched lines improve more slowly and often need a second approach such as soft filler or Rejuran. With regular treatment, many patients find static lines become shallower over time.

How a wrinkle visit works

1. Line mapping The doctor watches your expressions and looks at your face at rest to classify each line.
2. Comfort Ice for Botox; numbing cream for about 30 minutes before filler or boosters.
3. Treatment Botox takes 10–15 minutes; filler, boosters or devices 20–45 minutes.
4. Review For Botox, an optional retouch within 4 weeks if one side needs balancing (depends on product).

Botox is the easiest wrinkle treatment for a short trip: no visible downtime and you can fly the next day. If you are combining with filler or boosters, do injectables early in the stay so the doctor can check you before you leave.

Downtime, side effects and who should wait

Wrinkle treatments are common and generally well tolerated. Honest expectations:

• Common: small injection marks, mild redness, tiny bruises; small bumps after boosters for 1–3 days; mild headache after forehead Botox.
• Less common: uneven eyebrow position, a heavy feeling in the forehead, or lumpiness after filler that settles over 1–2 weeks.
• Rare: drooping eyelid lasting a few weeks, allergic reaction, infection, or vascular complications from filler — which is why filler is placed by a doctor who knows the anatomy.

Tell the doctor first if

you are pregnant or breastfeeding, have a neuromuscular condition (such as myasthenia gravis), take blood thinners or certain antibiotics, have had a reaction to Botox or filler before, or have an active skin infection or cold sore. After Botox, avoid lying down, rubbing the area, saunas and hard exercise for 4–6 hours.

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