Nasolabial fold filler 1 cc I heard that filler for the nasolabial fold triangular zone depends on the doctor’s hand skills, and the director here seemed to take pride in it. That looked like confidence with a basis, so I thought it would be okay, watched all the YouTube videos, and went. Actually, I didn’t plan to get nasolabial fold filler from the start. I had gone for a thread lift, but they listed, in order, the things that would be cost-effective to do first for my face. The tone was the same as what they say on YouTube. Gentle, but they don’t say things that aren’t true, and they speak honestly. It kind of felt like seeing a celebrity. 1. Nasolabial fold filler (it’s not a complex of mine, but my face does have a very sunken look) 2. Under-eye fat repositioning (this is something that had kept bothering me. I wondered if I could somehow address it with a thread lift, but they said that wouldn’t work. They also said that skipping other things and going straight to under-eye fat repositioning is the way to save money) 3. Manage wrinkles around the eyes with Rejuran and Virtue 4. Thread lift. They explained it in that order.
So first I tried the easiest(?) nasolabial fold filler. It hasn’t been long yet, but through the tape I can see that they made many small pockets very carefully and densely. I’m willing to get the 2nd and 3rd sessions too. I’d never thought as far as surgery for under-eye fat repositioning, so I was taken aback and asked if they could introduce a doctor they knew. They said it wasn’t an affiliated place, but nearby, right in the same building, Dr. Jung Soo-woo at Jung Soo Woo Plastic Surgery is also good, and introduced me. So I went to Jung Soo Woo too. If I continue with procedures, I’ll leave another review.