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Q&A

• I've had lip filler treatment before, but if I get additional filler, do I absolutely have to dissolve the previous one?

  It is not absolutely necessary to dissolve it. At BA Clinic, our professional medical staff meticulously diagnose the condition of the existing filler through palpation and structural analysis, and if necessary, we can proceed with additional treatment immediately. However, if the location or texture of the existing filler causes asymmetry, or if the volume is too excessive, leading to a lack of naturalness, we recommend safe removal with hyaluronidase treatment and then redesigning.

• My lips are very thin and small, how many CCs should I get?

  Generally, even with about 1CC, a sufficient design is possible. However, at BA Clinic, we precisely analyze your lip bone structure, thickness, and proportion to suggest the optimal dosage. Especially if it's your first procedure, we apply the 'Progressive Design Filler Technique' to gradually adjust the volume without overdoing it, completing the desired design. The exact dosage will be determined after consultation.

• Do I have to get lip fillers continuously if I get them once?

  Not necessarily. At B.A. Clinic, we meticulously plan from the design stage to sufficiently improve the customer's lip complex even with a single procedure. However, the duration of the procedure's effect varies depending on the type of product and individual metabolic rate, so touch-ups or gradual volume enhancement may be helpful if necessary. Whether to repeat the procedure should be carefully decided through consultation with a medical professional.

• What makes BA Clinic's lip fillers different?

  BA Clinic aims for a customized lip design that matches the overall facial image, rather than 'simple volume increase,' through systematic analysis of facial proportions and lip curves. The medical staff is directly responsible from pre-procedure consultation to molding, and the procedure is highly rated by those who desire natural and sophisticated results.