Body HA Filler · Shoulder + Buttock · Juvéderm · Belotero
Body HA filler at Delight restores volume in the shoulder and buttock using Juvéderm and Belotero — the same two-brand stock used for face filler. Shoulder filler rebalances the head-to-shoulder ratio so the face appears proportionally smaller. Buttock filler restores volume after weight loss or GLP-1 deflation. V-OLET is not used for these zones (separate page).
Board-Certified
Dermatologist
AAD International Fellow
IFAAD
FDA-cleared
Where applicable
MFDS-registered
Korean MoH&W
Body hyaluronic acid (HA) filler in Gangnam — shoulder volume for face-balance and buttock volume restoration with Juvéderm and Belotero, the two brands Dr. Yun uses in clinic.
Best for
Suited for
Shoulder 30-45 min per side
Buttock 45-75 min per side
Consultation + injection + review 90-120 min total for bilateral
1 session per zone
refresh every 12-18 months (shoulder) / 12-24 months (buttock) depending on volume and patient activity
Shoulder same-day return to non-strenuous activity
Buttock 48-72 hours minimize prolonged sitting before long flights
2-4 weeks after swelling settles
Day 0
Visible volume on the table. Shoulder swelling subtle; buttock swelling more noticeable 48-72h.
Day 1-3
Swelling peaks 24-48h; possible bruising at cannula entry.
Week 1-2
Swelling resolves; closer-to-true outcome visible at 2 weeks.
Month 1
Settled appearance; top-up possible if under-corrected.
Month 6
Volume retained — body zones hold longer than mobile face zones.
Month 12-18
Gradual loss; buttock often holds longer (18-24 months) than shoulder.
Long-term
10-year cumulative cost reviewed at consultation. Surgical alternatives discussed when better-fit.
Key specs
Key specs
01
Consultation + body-zone analysis. Photographic baseline + goal discussion. Alternatives (Radiesse hyperdilute / ONDA / surgical referral) discussed when better-fit.
02
Product selection — Juvéderm Voluma / Volux for projection · Belotero Volume for diffuse augmentation. Anatomy-based.
03
Topical lidocaine 30-45 min. Most HA products contain integrated lidocaine.
04
22G blunt cannula default. Shoulder: deep subdermal / supraperiosteal over deltoid. Buttock: deep subcutaneous fat — NOT intramuscular.
05
Slow low-pressure injection, < 0.5 mL aliquots, real-time symmetry check.
06
Vascular safety check (blanching / dusky color / disproportionate pain). Patient walks and sits briefly before discharge.
07
Written record of brand, lot, expiry, zone, volume, instrument provided. 4-week follow-up scheduled.
“We refuse to delegate injectables and energy devices to non-physician staff — every patient is treated by a board-certified dermatologist.”
Day 0 (first 4h)
Cold compress 10-min intervals. No pressure or massage. Buttock: avoid prolonged sitting; sleep on stomach or side tonight.
Day 1-3
No alcohol, vigorous exercise, sauna, hot yoga. Buttock: minimize prolonged sitting.
Day 3-7
Bruising concealable under clothing. Resume light exercise Day 5+. Heavy gluteal exercise waits to Week 2. Report worsening pain, color change, or fever.
Week 2-4
Final result at 4-week visit. Resume full exercise. Avoid RF / HIFU on treated zone for 4 weeks.
Long-term
Annual review. Report new lump, tenderness, color change, or systemic illness (vaccine / dental / surgery) — late-onset nodules can be triggered months to years after.
Juvéderm (Allergan) and Belotero (Merz) — the same narrow stock as face filler. V-OLET has its own page and is not used here. Lot number recorded in your written handover.
No. Fat grafting transfers 300-800 cc/side; HA filler 10-30 cc/side delivers visible but modest projection. For surgical-scale augmentation we refer to plastic surgery.
Optical / proportional effect. Wider deltoid line rebalances head-to-shoulder ratio so the face appears proportionally smaller. Deep-plane cannula technique minimizes migration.
Deep subcutaneous fat, NOT intramuscular. Intramuscular gluteal injection carries fatal embolism risk via gluteal veins. We use 22G blunt cannula, slow low-pressure injection, small aliquots.
Shoulder 12-18 months (Voluma) · buttock 12-24 months (Volux / Belotero Volume). Heavy exercise, weight change, or high zone-use shorten persistence.
Shoulder: 4-10 cc/side typical first session. Buttock: 10-30 cc/side. We do NOT inject > 50 cc/side/session — beyond that we refer to plastic surgery.
Partially via hyaluronidase. Belotero dissolves readily; VYCROSS (Voluma / Volux) more resistant. Hyaluronidase does not reverse fibrotic capsule, granuloma, or tissue stretch.
Avoid prolonged sitting 48-72h. Short sitting is fine. Sleep on stomach or side first night. Defer long-haul flights 48-72h. Walking encouraged; light exercise Day 5+; heavy gluteal exercise Week 2+.
Shoulders bilateral in one session is standard. Buttocks bilateral possible (90-120 min). All four zones in one trip usually split across two sessions 2-3 days apart.
HA adds volume. Radiesse hyperdilute is a skin-quality / laxity tool that tightens crepey skin but doesn't project volume. Dr. Yun will tell you which bucket your goal falls into.
No. Hand dorsum + décolletage volume routes to Radiesse — see /procedures/radiesse-seoul/.
Yes. We routinely recommend no treatment, surgical referral, Radiesse, ONDA, or weight stabilization when filler is not the right tool. First sessions are conservative; we don't 'finish' you in one visit.
Body dysmorphic disorder is a psychiatric condition documented around gluteal augmentation. We screen at consultation; when filler will not solve the underlying concern, we decline respectfully.
Body filler uses more cc/session than face — per-session cost is higher and cumulative cost over a decade is meaningful. We provide a written 10-year quote at consultation. For some patients, surgical fat grafting works out cheaper per year of effect.
Notice
Tell the dermatologist at consultation if any of the following apply.
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Notice: Individual results may vary depending on skin condition, treatment history, and recovery factors. All treatment plans are determined through individual consultation with a board-certified dermatologist. The information on this page is for reference only and does not constitute medical advice or guarantee specific outcomes.
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