Petite · CaHA Filler

Radiesse in Seoul, Korea: The Filler Built for Structure

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Beyond filling, Radiesse supports the lines of your face. This calcium hydroxylapatite filler considers skin and tissue structure — not volume alone.

English-speaking staff & interpreters  ·  Seocho-gu, Seoul  ·  Mon–Fri 10:00–19:00  ·  Sat 10:00–16:00

The Product

What Makes Radiesse Different

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Most fillers people know are hyaluronic acid (HA). Radiesse is different: it is based on calcium hydroxylapatite (CaHA), which adds support at the injection site and is said to help promote collagen production.

That makes it a filler of choice when contour and skin structure need attention together. It is less about a plush, soft volume and more about framing — giving architecture to areas that have lost definition.

Because CaHA is not dissolved by enzymes the way HA fillers are, BYUS plans every site and every amount more carefully. That precision is part of the treatment, not an afterthought.

What is Radiesse — CaHA filler at BYUS Plastic Surgery Seoul

Recommended Areas

Three Places Radiesse Shines

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Jawline

Supports a blurred boundary between face and neck for a crisper silhouette.

Lower Face

Tidies the lines around the mouth and chin for a more composed contour.

Back of the Hand

Adds volume and structural support where skin has thinned with time.

Filler Comparison

How Radiesse Compares at BYUS

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During consultation, BYUS explains its fillers side by side. This is a clinic comparison to guide the conversation — not a ranking or a prediction of your result.

  • Juvederm (HA, "Smooth") — very high natural movement and volume, low structural support
  • Restylane (HA, "Precision") — very high natural movement and contour definition, high volume, low structural support
  • Neuramis (HA, "Essential") — high natural movement, contour and volume, low structural support
  • Radiesse (CaHA, "Structure") — moderate natural movement, very high contour definition and structural support, high volume

Who It Suits

Is Radiesse Right for You?

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Radiesse is often considered by people who want contour and skin quality addressed at the same time. For thin or highly mobile areas such as the lips and under-eyes, other methods are generally recommended.

  • You want structural support for your facial contour
  • You hope to improve skin elasticity and structure together
  • Your jawline or lower-face contour has lost definition
  • The boundary between your face and neck looks blurred

The Process

Four Measured Steps

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First, line analysis reviews the jawline, lower face, sagging and skin condition — including whether filler is suitable at all or a lifting treatment is needed. Next, support points are designed. After anesthesia, Radiesse is injected into the planned layers, and the result is checked from front and side for an even surface.

At a Glance

Treatment Details

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Item Detail
Procedure time About 10–30 minutes
Anesthesia Topical anesthesia, or local anesthesia as needed
Stitch removal None
Recovery Most people can return to daily activities right away
Follow-up Depends on the treated area and healing progress

Details vary by individual and are confirmed during your in-person consultation.

For International Patients

Your Journey to BYUS, Seoul

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Planning treatment from abroad starts long before you land. Our English-speaking team and interpreters are with you at every step. Here is how it works.

01

Send Your Photos

Share a few clear photos and your goals through the online consultation form or KakaoTalk.

02

Personal Plan

Your BYUS doctor reviews your face and concerns and suggests a direction, an estimated stay and next steps.

03

Visit BYUS in Seoul

Meet your doctor in person at our clinic in Seocho-gu for a detailed consultation before anything is decided.

04

Recovery & Follow-Up

Follow-up visits during your stay, plus aftercare guidance to take home after you fly back.

Questions & Answers

Frequently Asked Questions

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  • What is Radiesse made of?

    Radiesse is a calcium hydroxylapatite (CaHA) filler. Unlike hyaluronic acid fillers, it is designed to provide structural support at the injection site and is said to help promote collagen production.

  • Can Radiesse be used in the lips or under the eyes?

    Generally not. These are thin or highly mobile areas, so other methods are usually considered. Radiesse is typically recommended for the jawline, lower face and back of the hand.

  • Can Radiesse be dissolved like HA filler?

    No, it is not dissolved by enzymes in the way HA fillers are. This is why BYUS plans the injection site and amount especially carefully.

  • How long does the appointment take?

    The injection itself typically takes about 10 to 30 minutes, and most people can return to daily activities right away.

  • What are the possible side effects?

    Swelling, bruising, bleeding, infection, inflammation and vascular complications are possible with filler treatments. Your doctor will discuss these in detail before you decide.

  • I am only in Seoul for a few days — is that enough?

    Because sessions are short with little interruption to daily life, Radiesse can fit a brief visit. Book an online consultation first so the team can review your goals before you arrive.

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Your Moment Awaits

Structure That Frames You

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Wondering whether Radiesse or an HA filler suits your goals? Request a private consultation and let BYUS compare your options with you.

KakaoTalk: BYUS Channel
Email: byuspsclinic@gmail.com
Phone: +82-2-2039-7607
Address: 1F–3F, 21 Sinbanpo-ro 49-gil, Seocho-gu, Seoul

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Possible side effects include swelling, bruising, bleeding, infection, inflammation and vascular complications. Results vary by individual. Please consult a specialist before deciding.