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Targeted Wrinkle Correction by Area in Seoul, Korea

Targeted wrinkle correction treats forehead lines, frown lines, crow's feet and under-eye lines, nasolabial and marionette lines, and neck lines by their cause — muscle activity, retaining ligaments or thinning dermis — using lifts, fat grafting, stem cell treatments, threads or devices.

Procedure time
About 20 minutes – 3 hours
Anesthesia
Topical, local or IV sedation
Time in Seoul
1–10 days in Seoul
Recovery
Same day to 1 week
Targeted Wrinkle Correction by Area at Cellis Lab Clinic, Seoul

Who is Targeted Wrinkle Correction by Area for?

  • Deep lines in one area make you look older or tense
  • Fixed lines that Botox or filler alone no longer improve

How Targeted Wrinkle Correction by Area works

Dynamic lines come from muscle movement and respond to Botox or muscle reduction. Static lines from thin dermis improve with collagen-stimulating treatments and fat grafting. Folds caused by sagging need lifting.

Because most areas have more than one cause, treatments are combined in a plan for each area.

Our approach to Targeted Wrinkle Correction by Area

  1. Cause-based

    Muscle, ligament and dermal causes are identified.

  2. Area-specific plan

    Each line is matched with the right treatment.

Targeted Wrinkle Correction by Area: step by step

  1. AssessmentLines are evaluated at rest and in motion.
  2. PlanSurgery, injections or devices are selected.
  3. TreatmentTreatments are carried out as planned.
  4. MaintenanceFollow-up treatments are scheduled if needed.

Risks and side effects of Targeted Wrinkle Correction by Area

  • Swelling and bruisingDepends on the treatment, from hours to 2 weeks.
  • Incomplete improvementDeep static lines may soften rather than disappear.
  • Redness and mild swellingUsually settles within hours to a couple of days.

All medical procedures carry risks. Your surgeon will review your medical history, explain the risks that apply to you and discuss alternatives before you decide.

Targeted Wrinkle Correction by Area recovery timeline

WhenWhat to expect
Day 0Surgery and rest in a private recovery room; most patients return to their hotel the same day. Cold compresses start straight away.
Days 2–3Swelling and bruising usually peak. Keep your head elevated, walk gently and avoid alcohol, saunas and exercise.
Days 5–7Check-up at the clinic; stitches, splints or tapes are removed where used. Most patients are cleared to fly after this visit.
Week 2Most visible swelling has eased and many people return to desk work and light make-up.
Months 1–3Residual swelling keeps settling and the shape refines. Strenuous exercise is usually resumed after 4 weeks.
Months 6–12The final result is generally assessed at this stage. We follow up online after you return home.

Aftercare tips

  • Keep your head elevated and avoid strong facial expressions for the first week.
  • Avoid saunas, massage and facial treatments for about 4 weeks after surgery or threads.
  • Do not smoke for at least 4 weeks around facelift surgery.
  • Wear the compression garment if one is provided.
  • Use sunscreen daily on treated skin.

Planning your trip to Seoul for Targeted Wrinkle Correction by Area

For surgery we generally recommend about 10–14 days in Seoul, so stitches can be removed and swelling checked before your flight.

Cellis Lab Clinic occupies its own seven-story building at 244 Hyoryeong-ro, Seocho-gu, Seoul — next to Gangnam and about an 8-minute walk from Nambu Bus Terminal Station (Line 3, Exit 5). Incheon International Airport is roughly 70–90 minutes away by airport limousine bus or taxi.

Before you book flights, send your photos and questions on WhatsApp. We will reply in English with an initial assessment, a provisional plan and a quote range, then confirm the plan at your in-person consultation.

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What affects the cost of Targeted Wrinkle Correction by Area in Korea?

  • Surgical, thread or energy-based method
  • Full face, lower face or neck
  • Number of threads or shots
  • Combination with fat grafting or stem cell treatment

Prices are quoted individually after consultation and include the items listed in your written quote.

Targeted Wrinkle Correction by Area FAQ

Which wrinkles respond best to Botox?

Dynamic lines such as frown lines, forehead lines and crow's feet.

Can deep forehead lines be removed?

They can be softened significantly with Botox, fillers, fat or a forehead lift.

Are neck wrinkles treatable?

Yes, with skin boosters, fillers, RF devices or a neck lift depending on severity.

Where can I get Targeted Wrinkle Correction by Area in Seoul, Korea?

Cellis Lab Clinic in Seocho-gu, Seoul — next to Gangnam — performs Targeted Wrinkle Correction by Area. The clinic is an 8-minute walk from Nambu Bus Terminal Station (Line 3, Exit 5).

How much does Targeted Wrinkle Correction by Area cost in Korea?

The cost of Targeted Wrinkle Correction by Area depends on the technique, materials and extent of treatment. We provide a written quote after an online consultation with photos or an in-person examination.

How long should I stay in Korea for Targeted Wrinkle Correction by Area?

For surgery we generally recommend about 10–14 days in Seoul, so stitches can be removed and swelling checked before your flight. Your exact schedule is confirmed at consultation.

Can I have a consultation in English before travelling?

Yes. Send photos and your questions on WhatsApp in English. We reply with an initial opinion, a suggested plan and the dates you would need in Seoul.

About your surgeon

Dr. Yang Dong-Jun is a Korean board-certified plastic surgeon with 26 years of surgical experience and the developer of the SOFIT, SOFTXIL and VXIL techniques. He performs the consultation and the operation himself.

Doctor profile (Korean) →

Book a consultation with Cellis Lab Clinic

244 Hyoryeong-ro, Seocho-gu, Seoul 06714, South Korea · Nambu Bus Terminal Station (Line 3), Exit 5 — about an 8-minute walk

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