Full-face fillers,

Where and how much should they be injected

to look natural?

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Q. With full-face fillers, if you just use a good product,

doesn't that mean the result will be good too?

A. More than the product, where and how much

and in what order you inject it matters far more.

Juvederm MD Codes are exactly the

system that organizes 'order and principles'.

Q. If you inject it full-face,

won't it look too puffy?

A. The issue is distribution strategy, not total amount.

With an MD Code-based design,

you can create a natural sense of dimension.

Director Wi Young-jin's

key insight

Full-face fillers that balance the entire face

require mastery of Juvederm MD Codes.

Experience the Beauty Stone medical team's

customized design.

What are Juvederm MD Codes?

Juvederm MD Codes are

a face-area-specific guideline developed by

Allergan that standardizes

injection points, depth, and volume.

Unlike simply injecting into the cheeks and nasolabial folds,

it divides the face into dozens of 'codes'

and sets the optimal approach angle and depth.

Honestly, more than the product itself,

how accurately you use this code system

is the key that determines the result.

Full-face fillers,

The reason 'where and in what order'

is the key

This is something many people misunderstand,

but what ruins full-face fillers

isn't simply 'injecting a lot'.

Incorrect distribution or incorrect injection depth,

or the order by area being reversed,

is the biggest problem.

For example, if you fill the cheek volume first,

the nasolabial fold can be automatically pressed down

and softened.

Conversely, if you fill the nasolabial fold first,

the cheeks can look heavy

and an unnatural line may appear.

MD Codes are effective because

each point is standardized for what depth

and how many cc to inject.

But MD Codes are only a 'frame', and

the skill to adapt them to the patient's bone structure and skin thickness

is absolutely necessary.

Director Wi Young-jin's key summary

Full-face fillers are a process of designing

'in what order, at what depth, and how much'

all at the same time.

Skill comes from the ability to correctly 'translate' this guideline

to the customer's face.

The approach changes depending on

my face type

When two or three types overlap in one person,

the key is to decide

what to address first.

People who say it was still vague even after receiving it several times elsewhere

say it looks natural after a custom design

because of this difference in design.

Frequently asked questions

Q1. Can it be used together with other filler products

besides Juvederm?

Yes, it can. Since the required viscosity differs by area,

we mix products even within the Juvederm line.

Q2. How much does it cost,

and how long does the effect last?

It varies depending on the number of areas and amount used,

and the maintenance period is usually about 12 to 18 months.

If injected into deep layers, it can last close to 2 years.

Q3. Are there any side effects or precautions?

Bruising and swelling may last about 3 to 7 days,

and it is most important to be treated by experienced

medical staff who are well versed in vascular anatomy.

This was Wi Young-jin.

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