The saying that filler can be injected into wrinkles

works,

is half wrong

Hello,

I'm Woo Youngjin from Beauty Stone Clinic in Hongdae.

💡 Before reading

please check first

Q. Isn't filler just

something that's filled into wrinkles?

A. No.

We need to identify the 'structural cause' of the wrinkles,

and restore the collapsed support layers

so that surface wrinkles are naturally softened.

Q. Aren't all wrinkle causes the same?

A. They may look the same, but the underlying layers are different.

Depending on where the collapse started,

the approach changes completely.

📌 Key point of this article

When structural support is restored,

surface wrinkles are naturally softened.

This is the core of MD Code.

What is MD Code Filler?

MD Code (MD Code Filler) analyzes

the face's anatomical structure layer by layer,

and by injecting filler into predetermined anatomical reference points

in sequence,

it is a systematized filler procedure protocol that

restores the skin's structural support.

While regular filler directly fills

the area where wrinkles are visible,

MD Code starts by addressing the 'layer that causes' the wrinkle

first.

Why wrinkles form

— it's not the surface,

it's the inside that has collapsed

To be blunt, most people think wrinkles are simply

"something that happens because the skin gets old."

But our face is not made of just

one single layer of skin.

The fat layer and muscles beneath the skin, and the bone

all sit in layers in their place,

supporting the skin from below and keeping it 'firm' and lifted.

As we age, when these supports lose their strength,

the skin sitting on top folds and wrinkles.

It's the same principle as when a tent pole (support structure) shortens or bends

and the fabric (skin) wrinkles.

👨‍⚕️ Director Woo Youngjin's

key summary

Wrinkles are not a problem on the skin's surface.

They are the result of the fat layer and bone that supported the skin shrinking,

causing the skin on top to fold.

Only by restoring the collapsed structural layers in order

can you get natural, long-lasting results.

Regular filler vs. MD Code filler

Who is

the MD Code approach suitable for?

If the cheeks have hollowed and the nasolabial folds have deepened,

or the under-eye area has sunk and looks like dark circles,

or if you've tried filler but it didn't look natural,

the MD Code method is very effective.

On the other hand, dynamic wrinkles caused by facial muscles, such as

the glabella or horizontal forehead lines,

should first be identified as a Botox area rather than a filler area.

Because MD Code is injected precisely into multiple points,

the procedure time may be a little longer,

but in the end it is much more efficient and

highly satisfying.

❓ Frequently asked questions

Q1. Do you only need MD Code filler once?

Many people establish a solid base structure with the first treatment,

then maintain it with partial touch-ups every 6 months to 1 year

for ongoing care.

Q2. How much should I expect it to cost?

A consultation is needed first to determine which layer and how many points

will be treated so that an accurate estimate can be made.

The total cost may be similar to regular filler, or

it may actually be more economical in the long run.

Q3. Are there any side effects or precautions?

The most important thing is a safe procedure that avoids vascular structures.

MD Code is much safer because it is a systematic protocol that clearly identifies

anatomical danger zones.

This has been Woo Youngjin.

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