Filler satisfaction review

📌 1. Visited Branch: "Maypure Gangnam Branch" 2. Procedure Review: Please write an honest review along with before and after photos.

As I entered my 30s, I was very concerned about the noticeable changes in my skin's elasticity and volume. Unlike in my 20s, as I lost facial fat, my nasolabial folds deepened and my lip line thinned, giving me an overall tired and dull appearance. I debated getting a procedure every morning when I looked in the mirror, and eventually, aiming for a natural change that wasn't excessive, I proceeded with filler treatments for my lips and nasolabial folds.

During the consultation, my top priority was avoiding that "artificial look typical of someone in their 30s." The director carefully checked the proportions of my facial features and the movements of my facial muscles, then designed a procedure that filled in the underlying deep wrinkles while adding just the right amount of vitality to the cupid's bow and corners of my eyes. Thanks to the numbing cream, the pain was limited to a dull ache, and I felt immediate satisfaction seeing my wrinkles smoothed out when I looked in the mirror right after the procedure.

Comparing the before and after photos one week after the procedure, the difference was clear. As the bruising and residual swelling subsided, the shadowing around the nasolabial folds disappeared, making my entire face look much younger and brighter. My lips also gained a moist volume without looking excessive or flaky. My acquaintances commented that I didn't look tired lately and that my facial lines had softened; the results were so natural that they couldn't even tell exactly where the procedure had been done, so I am truly satisfied.

I am highly satisfied because the lipstick color payoff is clean when applying makeup, and the hassle of makeup caking in wrinkles when smiling has disappeared. If you are in your 30s and concerned about self-care, I recommend choosing a place that provides a customized design considering your facial contours and balance, rather than simply increasing the volume unconditionally.