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Q&A

• Do BA Clinic's procedures consider bruising or swelling after treatment?

  Yes, BA Clinic considers post-procedure swelling and bruising by employing injection techniques that minimize bleeding and precise injection layer control. We analyze individual blood vessel distribution, skin thickness, etc., to avoid areas prone to bruising beforehand and carefully select micro-cannulas, needles, etc., to reduce swelling. Most cases recover naturally within 1-2 weeks, and we provide guidance to ensure a smooth return to daily life.

• Is it okay to get filler injections again if I've had them before at another clinic?

  B.A. Clinic uses only genuine hyaluronic acid-based fillers, so it is safe to perform procedures even if mixed with other companies' products of the same ingredient. However, it is important to first check the remaining state, location, and surface condition of the existing filler before deciding whether to redesign. We also offer guidance on a method of removing some of it with Hyalase and then designing anew if necessary, and all procedures are determined directly by the director.

• This is my first time getting fillers, how many cc should I get?

  At BA Clinic, rather than simply recommending based on cc, we precisely analyze your facial structure, proportions, and volume distribution, and then recommend only the necessary amount. We avoid injecting more than necessary and perform design-based procedures that improve gradually, creating natural and harmonious results. After a design consultation, we will inform you of the actual amount needed, and if desired, gradual procedures are also possible.

• What makes BA Clinic's facial filler different?

  BA Clinic's facial filler is not just a simple 'volume filling' procedure, but a treatment that designs the overall facial curves and the naturalness of expressions. After precise anatomical-based design, considering skin thickness, fat layer distribution, and skeletal structure, the director directly consults and performs the procedure. Furthermore, we provide highly satisfactory results with a 'complex design technique' that selectively uses fillers with different characteristics such as viscoelasticity, support, and diffusion for each area.