Interior of Taut Clinic, Gangnam Seoul (3D rendering)

Volume

Volume Treatments

Fill now, or build gradually: HA filler compared with collagen stimulators Radiesse, Ellansé and Sculptra.

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At a glance

Time: About 20–40 min
Numbing: Topical cream
Discomfort: 2 / 5
Downtime: Swelling/bruising a few days
Lasts: Varies by treatment
Interval: Set at consultation

Discomfort is rated after numbing (out of 5). Time, downtime and longevity vary with the treated area and the individual.

Also known as: collagen stimulators, biostimulators

Our volume treatments are hyaluronic acid filler — immediate and reversible — and collagen stimulators (Radiesse, Ellansé, Sculptra, Juvelook Volume) that build volume with your own collagen. Stimulators look natural and last, but cannot be dissolved, so for overseas visitors we weigh follow-up carefully.

Medically reviewed by IM JUNHYUNG, M.D. · Updated 26 Oct 2026

How it works

01HA filler

Immediate shape; can be dissolved.

02Gel + collagen

Radiesse and Ellansé fill now and stimulate collagen.

03Collagen only

Sculptra builds volume over months.

04Reversibility

Only HA can be dissolved — we plan accordingly.

Our principles

How we do it at Taut

01The treating doctor signs

You’ll know your doctor before treatment, and the doctor who treats you signs the record.

02Numbers in writing

Shots, units or volumes are recorded before treatment and checked with you after.

03Genuine, in front of you

Seals and lot numbers are checked with you before opening.

Who it’s for

Is it right for you?

Good fit if you have

Hollow cheeks or temples
Shadowed nasolabial area
Overall facial volume loss
Natural, long-lasting volume

Not suitable if

Pregnancy or breastfeeding
Infection in the area
Allergy to ingredients
Unknown filler already in the area

Details

Procedure details

Swelling/bruising: A few days
Onset: Immediate to months
Reversible: HA only

On the day

How the visit flows

01AssessWe check the cause and your schedule.
02PlanThe plan is written on your record.
03TreatThe doctor named on your plan treats you.
04Follow upRecord handed over; next steps noted.

Doctor’s note

The first question I ask about volume is “can it be undone?” For anyone flying home, that matters even more.

Dr. IM JUNHYUNG · 任埈亨

Good to know

Aftercare & risks

Swelling, bruising and tenderness for a few days.
Very rarely, vascular occlusion can cause skin damage or vision changes — contact us immediately.
Results and recovery vary by individual. All procedures carry possible side effects.
Contact us right away if anything feels unusual after treatment.

Questions