I'm wondering if I only need to fill in the folded lines for nasolabial fold filler.

Planned branch to visit: Maypure Hongdae Station Branch

I am wondering if it is okay to consider fillers to fill in the nasolabial folds when I am concerned about them. It seems that even with the same concern regarding nasolabial folds, the approach needs to be assessed differently depending on the shape connecting to the cheeks and the movement when smiling. I would like to know if the consultation involves examining both the lines visible from the front and the curves visible from the side.

Should I set different goals for the areas that are faint when I'm still but fold when I smile, and for the areas that remain even when I have no expression? I don't want to completely eliminate the natural folds that appear when smiling. If I am aiming for a look where the area around my mouth doesn't appear heavy and my everyday impression looks less tired, I am wondering what kind of expression would be helpful in describing the change I want.

I would like to ask if, during a filler consultation, you focus only on the lines I am concerned about, or if you also consider the overall relationship between the sides of the nose, the cheeks, and the area around the mouth. Since the reasons for a sunken appearance are likely not all the same, I would like to receive an explanation of my facial structure first. I believe that changing the shape of one area can alter the overall impression of the surrounding areas. I would also like to hear the reasons why fillers are deemed unsuitable in such cases.

I am also curious about the criteria for determining the amount. I would like to know if a fixed amount is used for nasolabial fold filler, or if the amount is determined differently based on the condition of the left and right sides and the specific goals. Rather than assuming that less filler will always look natural, I want to verify the feasible range for my face. I am also curious if there is a process for assessing the condition to decide whether to add more, rather than making a decision all at once.

Since the area around the mouth constantly moves when speaking, eating, and smiling, I would like to know what I need to monitor in my daily life after the procedure. I am curious how to distinguish between the initial swelling and the final shape, and how I can be checked if I experience any unfamiliar or uncomfortable sensations. I would also like to hear about the risks and precautions associated with the procedure before making a decision. I do not want to rush into the process based solely on an explanation of the shape.

I would like to inquire if I can receive a consultation for nasolabial fold fillers at the Hongdae Station branch. Would it be helpful to organize both the changes I want and do not want before coming? Rather than just erasing a single line, I would like to see if the result looks natural both when smiling and when relaxed. I am also wondering if I can take some time to think it over after the consultation before deciding whether to proceed. It sounds like a simple concern regarding nasolabial folds, but there are many things to consider when trying to explain it, haha.