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JUVELOOK 3cc, 4cc or Volume: Choosing Vials and Sessions

Delight's published per-session ranges for JUVELOOK 3cc, 4cc and Volume, the skin layer each one is placed in, the session plan and what to check on a quote.

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Delight's published per-session ranges for JUVELOOK 3cc, 4cc and Volume, the skin layer each one is placed in, the session plan and what to check on a quote.

Cross-section of cheek skin with fine droplets spread through the upper dermis on one side and larger soft deposits in the deep dermis and fat on the other
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Three rows on the price list, three different choices

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Delight publishes three JUVELOOK rows, each priced per session in Korean won: JuveLook Skin Booster 3cc at 150,000–300,000, Delight JuveLook Booster 4cc at 200,000–350,000 and JuveLook Volume (1 vial) at 500,000–700,000. Delight's JUVELOOK skin-booster page lists the first two, the 4cc row as premium 4cc. The third is a different product, placed deeper, with its own session plan. The final amount follows the examination: the dermatologist agrees the area, the amount and the plan, then gives an itemized quote.

JUVELOOK on Delight's price list (per session, KRW)
Price-list itemPublished rangeLayer (procedure page)Course (procedure page)
JuveLook Skin Booster 3cc150,000–300,000Superficial to mid dermis3 induction sessions, about 4 weeks apart
Delight JuveLook Booster 4cc200,000–350,000Superficial to mid dermis3 induction sessions, about 4 weeks apart
JuveLook Volume (1 vial)500,000–700,000Deep dermis or subcutaneous layer, by area2–3 sessions, about 1 month apart

The ranges are the clinic's own published figures. In-person consultation and MetaView photography are separate paid items on the same pricing page.

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Skin booster or Volume: the layer decides

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JUVELOOK is made by VAIM and combines poly-D,L-lactic acid (PDLLA) with hyaluronic acid (HA). Delight's JUVELOOK page places the skin-booster formulation in the superficial to mid dermis, for texture and fine lines. The JUVELOOK Volume page places Volume in the deep dermis or the subcutaneous layer, depending on the area, for gradual volume. They are separate rows on the price list because they are separate plans, not a small and a large size of one treatment.

Cross-section close-up of the dermis with small translucent droplets spread between collagen fibre bundles above the fat layer
Skin-booster droplets sit in the dermis, above the fat.
Chart comparing the JUVELOOK skin booster, placed in the superficial to mid dermis over three sessions about four weeks apart, with JUVELOOK Volume, placed in the deep dermis or subcutaneous layer over two to three sessions about a month apart, with the published per-session ranges
Layer, course and published range for each row.

Two short silent films from the procedure pages show the difference. In the first, the skin booster is spread over several points in the cheek dermis. In the second, Volume goes in through a blunt cannula into the fat beneath the nasolabial fold.

Skin booster: injections spread across the cheek dermis. Captioned version
Volume: a blunt cannula in the fat along the nasolabial fold. Captioned version
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3cc or 4cc: ask what the extra amount covers

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Delight's JUVELOOK page lists both rows and states that the itemized quote depends on the treatment area, the amount and the plan. Ask for the areas to be written next to the amount. That shows why your quote sits on the 3cc row or the 4cc row, and lets you compare it with another quote on the same terms.

For the under-eye area, Wan and colleagues (2025, J Cosmet Dermatol, PMID 40017393) reported four Korean women with tear-trough hollows, each treated in a single session. JUVELOOK was reconstituted with 9 mL of sterile water and placed through a 23G cannula in the upper subcutaneous layer, at most 1 mL per side, with follow-up at 1 week, 1 month and 6 months. The authors name the small sample, the lack of a control group and the 6-month follow-up as limits. Delight's JUVELOOK page states that a cannula is strongly preferred for the tear trough and other high-risk areas.

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How many sessions, and what the evidence supports

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For the skin booster, Delight plans three induction sessions about four weeks apart. Maintenance is not standardized, because data beyond 12 months have not been published. For Volume, the procedure page describes two to three sessions about one month apart, with the number set at consultation according to volume loss, area and goals. The published ranges are per session, so when you compare quotes, check whether each figure is for one session or for the whole course.

PDLLA belongs to the particulate collagen stimulators. A 2026 narrative review (Barbosa, J Cosmet Dermatol, PMID 41572953) grouped poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA), PDLLA, calcium hydroxylapatite and polycaprolactone as the materials with the most consistent evidence for sustained remodelling, and gave PLLA, not PDLLA, the strongest long-term and histological support. Wan and colleagues add that no large randomized trial has yet confirmed that PDLLA lasts longer than hyaluronic-acid fillers. Collagen-related change is gradual, so a course is judged over months rather than after the first visit.

For the clinic's longer discussion of Volume, including nodule risk, see Juvelook Volume: effect, schedule and duration. For how JUVELOOK differs from Rejuran and topical exosome products, see the skin-booster comparison.

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Fitting the sessions into a trip

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If you live abroad, the session plan decides how many trips the course needs. Three induction sessions about four weeks apart take about eight weeks from the first session to the third, so a stay shorter than four weeks fits one session. Volume, at two to three sessions about a month apart, takes one to two months. Ask at booking whether the first session can follow the examination on the same day, and whether the later sessions can be timed to your next visits to Seoul.

Keep the itemized quote. On your next visit, the same item names, amounts and areas show at a glance whether the new quote is on the same terms.

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Checking a quote before you book

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  • Product and row. Skin booster (3cc or 4cc) or Volume (1 vial)? The names on the quote should match the price list.
  • Amount and area. Which areas are treated, and how much product goes to each?
  • Per session or per course. The published ranges are per session; a course quote should say how many sessions it covers.
  • Separate fees. In-person consultation and MetaView photography are listed separately on the pricing page.
  • Technique. Needle or cannula, and for which area.
  • Recovery and your trip. Swelling and bruising can occur and how long they last varies. Read the downtime planning guide before you fix flight dates.

To find out which row fits your concern, send your dates and main concern through the consultation form.

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Sources

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  1. Delight Dermatology. Pricing: JuveLook Skin Booster 3cc, Delight JuveLook Booster 4cc and JuveLook Volume (1 vial), per-session ranges in KRW; consultation and MetaView fees (accessed 2026-10-24).
  2. Delight Dermatology. JUVELOOK and JUVELOOK Volume procedure pages: treatment layers and session plans (accessed 2026-10-24).
  3. Wan J, Hidajat IJ, Cartier H, et al. Evaluating poly-D,L-lactic acid for lower eyelid rejuvenation: efficacy and safety. J Cosmet Dermatol. 2025;24(3):e70058. PMID 40017393
  4. Barbosa AP. Regeneration in aesthetic medicine: mechanisms, evidence, and clinical boundaries. J Cosmet Dermatol. 2026;25(1):e70669. PMID 41572953

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Both rows are listed on Delight's JUVELOOK skin-booster page, the 4cc as premium 4cc: 150,000–300,000 KRW for 3cc and 200,000–350,000 KRW for 4cc, per session. The amount follows the treatment area agreed at the examination, so ask for the areas to be written next to it.

No. JuveLook Volume (1 vial, 500,000–700,000 KRW per session) is a separate product placed in the deep dermis or the subcutaneous layer for gradual volume. Delight's procedure page describes two to three sessions about one month apart.

For the skin booster, Delight plans three induction sessions about four weeks apart. Maintenance is not standardized, because data beyond 12 months have not been published.

No. In-person consultation and MetaView photography are separate paid items on the pricing page. The final amount is confirmed in an itemized quote after the examination.

Ask which item, amount and area the quote covers, and whether it is for one session or a course. Quotes are comparable only when the product, the amount and the area match.

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