service / Filler
We analyze the hollowing and curve of the forehead
to plan smooth, natural-looking forehead volume.
Why Lisoom
Forehead filler is not a treatment that fills in a flat area; it refines the curve in profile using cross-linked hyaluronic acid (HA).
The natural curve of the forehead is assessed from the profile line, not from the front, and its flow into the cheekbones and nasal bridge must be considered as well.
The forehead and glabella are supplied by the supratrochlear and supraorbital arteries, making this an area that calls for caution, where serious side effects are reported very rarely; a cannula, safe depth, and the technique of injecting small amounts slowly are important.
Filler That Refines the Forehead Curve and Volume Without Surgery
Forehead Filler Before & After
Complications such as bleeding, infection and inflammation may occur depending on the individual, so caution is needed.
Results may vary by individual. Please confirm the method and expected results that suit you through a consultation.
No before & after photos match these criteria.
DESIGN PRINCIPLE
For the forehead, multilayer supraperiosteal injection is the basic approach. A highly cohesive volumizer is used to build structure in the deep layer, and a soft product is used to refine the surface texture. The superficial multilayer technique (bolus + sheet) is applied separately for each area.
Priority is given to a natural curve in profile rather than from the front. The angle of the nasal bridge, the position of the hairline, and the glabellar line must all be considered together for a natural result. At the consultation stage, we plan while looking at profile photographs together.
We review where the supratrochlear and supraorbital arteries run and control depth and position accordingly. In the glabellar area, even a risk of blindness has been reported when filler flows back into the ophthalmic artery, so we give priority to a cannula and inject small amounts slowly. We check in advance that a dissolving enzyme (hyaluronidase) can be used immediately in an emergency.
Filling too much at once creates a rounded contour that looks unnatural. Our basic approach is staged: we start with less and add more after 2-4 weeks. For a first treatment, the average amount is decided within the range of 2-4cc according to the patient's contours.
OUR PRINCIPLE
The forehead is not an area for filling a flat surface but for creating a curve. Rather than filling a lot at once, we assess the profile line and then refine it in stages.
Profile First
How natural the forehead looks is assessed from the profile line, not from the front. The angle of the nasal bridge, the position of the hairline, and the flow of the glabella must all be considered together for a natural result. At the consultation, we plan while looking at profile photographs together.
Safe Depth
We review where the supratrochlear and supraorbital arteries run, keep the injection at the supraperiosteal depth, and give priority to a cannula in the glabellar area. Because even a risk of blindness has been reported when filler flows back into the ophthalmic artery, we keep to the technique of injecting small amounts slowly. We check in advance that a dissolving enzyme is on hand for emergencies.
Honest Limitations
When the forehead needs a very large change, filler alone has limits in creating a natural curve. In such cases, we tell you candidly at the consultation whether fat grafting or another method would be more suitable. We do not try to address every change with a single treatment.
Forehead filler works by injecting a gel made by cross-linking hyaluronic acid, a component naturally present in the skin, with BDDE or a similar agent. The cross-linked structure makes the gel more stable so that it does not break down easily, helping the curve to be maintained for a certain period. The injected HA attracts water, creating a soft curve in the forehead. Cross-linked HA gel injected above the forehead periosteum · BDDE cross-linking slows breakdown, supporting longevity · Soft curve formed through water affinity · Partly adjustable with hyaluronidase if needed
For the forehead, multilayer supraperiosteal injection is the basic approach: a product with a high storage modulus (G') builds the structure of the curve, and a soft product refines the surface texture. Rather than filling a flat area all at once, we distribute amount and direction with priority on the profile curve. We review the distribution of the supratrochlear and supraorbital arteries, give priority to a cannula, and inject small amounts slowly at a safe depth. Curve structure built with multilayer supraperiosteal injection · High-G' product for structure, soft product for surface texture · Distribution with priority on the profile curve · Cannula first, small amounts injected slowly
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Doctor's Note
The forehead is not an area to be filled but an area where a curve is created. We give priority to a natural contour in profile. We review the distribution of the supratrochlear and supraorbital arteries, keep to safe depth and the use of a cannula, and do not fill a lot at once.
PROCEDURE FLOW
01
PHASE I
We assess the forehead curve, the profile, the transition into the nasal bridge, and past treatment history.
02
PHASE II
Looking at profile photographs, we decide the treatment area, the amount, and the depth of multilayer supraperiosteal injection.
03
PHASE III
After topical anesthesia, we inject precisely in small amounts, giving priority to a cannula in the glabellar area.
04
PHASE IV
We check the profile curve and explain the timing of any additional treatment after 2-4 weeks.
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6F #601, 599-4 Sinsa-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul
(No lunch break on weekends and public holidays) *Dr. Won-Suk Kook is not available on the 1st and 3rd Saturdays of each month.
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Subway 5-minute walk from Exit 3 of Apgujeong Station on Line 3 (right next to the 14-story CGV building at Exit 3)
