Fillers & Thread Lifts · Seomyeon, Busan

Neck Line Filler in Busan

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Neck line filler places a soft hyaluronic acid filler shallowly and evenly along deep horizontal neck lines. Small, divided amounts suit neck skin, which is thinner than facial skin, to smooth the creases.

Quick answer: Neck line filler uses a soft hyaluronic acid filler, injected shallowly in small amounts, to fill deep horizontal creases on the neck. At Art of Shine Clinic in Seomyeon, Busan, it takes about 20–30 minutes after numbing cream. You can return to daily life immediately, with possible swelling or needle marks for 2–3 days. Results usually last about 6–12 months. Packages start from KRW 190,000 (excl. 10% VAT).

At a glance

What is Neck Line Filler?

Horizontal neck lines can be etched in by genetics, posture and years of looking down at phones. Because neck skin is thin, a soft, flexible hyaluronic acid filler is placed very shallowly in small, evenly spaced amounts along each line, filling the crease from beneath.

Packages at Art of Shine Clinic pair neck filler with Skin Botox for finer texture. For overall neck skin quality, skin boosters such as Rejuran Healer are an option, but deep creases usually need filler.

How Neck Line Filler works

Soft hyaluronic acid filler is injected in tiny, divided amounts just under each crease, lifting the base of the line so the neck looks smoother.

1. Consultation: your doctor assesses your neck lines and skin thickness, discusses the look you want and chooses the product and amount.
2. Injection: after numbing cream, the filler is placed in small amounts with a fine needle or cannula and shaped as it goes.
3. After: you check the result in the mirror, receive aftercare advice and can go straight back to your day.

Why patients choose Neck Line Filler

• Targets deep neck lines — fills horizontal creases directly.
• Suited to thin skin — small, divided doses of soft filler.
• Smoother neckline — a younger-looking neck.
• Combines with skin Botox — for finer neck texture.

Who is Neck Line Filler for — and when we suggest something else

Good candidates

• You have deep horizontal lines across the neck.
• Your neck lines make you look older than your face.
• Skin boosters alone have not softened the creases enough.
• You often wear open necklines and want smoother skin.
• You can avoid tight collars and neck accessories for 2–3 days.

We may suggest something else if…

• Your neck skin is crepey without deep creases. A booster such as Rejuran Healer may suit better.
• Your neck has fine texture and visible pores. Skin Botox refines the surface.
• Your neck and jawline sag. Ulthera or Shurink Universe targets laxity, not lines.
• Previous neck filler looks lumpy or raised. Filler Dissolving first may help.
• You have an infection or rash on the neck, or are pregnant or breastfeeding. We postpone.

What happens at your Neck Line Filler session in Seomyeon

1. Message us on WhatsApp first. Send photos of your neck looking straight ahead. Tell us how many lines bother you and your flight date.
2. Consultation with Dr. Park. She checks line depth, skin thickness and laxity. She explains whether filler, skin Botox or both suit you.
3. Preparation & numbing. Numbing cream is applied for about 20–30 minutes. Each line is marked while you hold your head in a neutral position.
4. The treatment. Treatment takes about 20–30 minutes. You feel small pricks as tiny amounts of filler are placed along each line.
5. Out the door & follow-up. You can return to daily life; swelling or needle marks may show for 2–3 days. Message us if unevenness or lumps persist.

How Dr. Park plans your Neck Line Filler treatment

Neck skin is thinner than facial skin. Dr. Park uses a soft HA filler placed very shallowly, in small, divided amounts along each crease. Heavy or deep placement could show as ridges.

Our packages are priced per line: Neck Wrinkle Filler (Korean) or (Imported) for 1 Line, each with neck skin Botox. Skin Botox helps fine texture and the muscle pull that deepens lines. If you have several lines, Dr. Park prioritises the deepest first.

Results usually last 6–12 months. Repeat every 6–12 months keeps lines soft. Natural results come from filling the crease only, not raising the skin around it.

Neck Line Filler results: what to expect and when

• Immediately: lines look shallower; treated lines may look slightly raised.
• Days 2–3: swelling and needle marks settle.
• Week 2: the filler settles evenly into the lines; a good time to review.
• Months 6–12: the filler is gradually absorbed; this varies by person.

Side effects, risks and who should avoid Neck Line Filler

Hyaluronic acid filler is generally well tolerated when injected by a doctor. Possible side effects include:

• Swelling, redness, needle marks or bruising along the lines (usually settles in a few days)
• Temporary raised or uneven lines, which usually settle
• A faint bluish tint if filler sits very close to the surface, which can be corrected
• Very rarely, filler blocking a blood vessel, which needs urgent treatment — contact the clinic at once if the skin turns pale, dusky or very painful

Not suitable if you: are pregnant or breastfeeding; have an active infection, cold sore or inflamed skin in the area; are allergic to hyaluronic acid or lidocaine; or have a bleeding disorder or active autoimmune condition. Tell your doctor about all medications, especially blood thinners, and any previous filler in the area.

Neck Line Filler vs Skin Botox and Rejuran Healer: which should you choose?

Neck concerns can be about deep creases, fine texture or overall skin quality.

Choose neck line filler when creases are deep and visible at rest. Choose skin Botox or Rejuran for texture and quality. Our packages already combine filler with neck skin Botox.

Aftercare after Neck Line Filler

• Avoid touching or pressing firmly on the treated area.
• For 2–3 days, avoid tight collars and neck accessories.
• On the day of treatment, skip saunas, hot baths, hard exercise and alcohol.
• Treated lines may look slightly raised or bruised and usually settle within a few days.
• If unevenness or lumps persist, contact the clinic.

Travelling? Read our aftercare tips for travellers.

Downtime after Neck Line Filler, and flying home

Treated lines may look slightly raised for the first 24–72 hours. Small needle marks or bruises are common too. These usually settle within a few days. You can sightsee, and a light scarf can cover marks. Avoid tight collars and neck accessories for 2–3 days. Skip saunas, jjimjilbang, hot baths, alcohol and hard exercise on the day.

Avoid pressing or massaging the neck while it settles. Makeup over the area can wait until needle points close. Tell Dr. Park your flight date at consultation. Flying is generally possible, but treat early in your trip in case you need a check. See our aftercare tips for travellers.

Neck Line Filler prices in Busan (KRW)

Listed amounts are non-covered treatment fees in Korean won (KRW) and exclude 10% VAT. Payment is made at the clinic on the day of your visit. Costs may vary with the treatment area and dosage, and results, recovery time and side effects differ from person to person. Details are explained during an in-clinic consultation. Event prices and periods change — please confirm on WhatsApp when you book. Prices checked: October 2026.

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Why do my neck lines come back after filler?

Neck filler gradually breaks down, and the neck moves constantly. Results usually last about 6–12 months.

The habits that formed the lines also continue. Looking down at phones, posture and skin ageing all play a part. Combining filler with neck skin Botox can soften the muscle pull. Skin boosters can improve overall quality between filler sessions. Dr. Park can suggest a maintenance plan that suits your neck. Wearing sunscreen on the neck and resting your phone at eye level may also help.

Is neck filler safe for thin neck skin?

It can be, when a soft filler is placed shallowly in small amounts. That is the approach Dr. Park uses.

The main risks are visible ridges, lumps or a slightly bluish look if filler is too shallow or too much. Bruising is also possible. Because it is HA filler, lumps can be dissolved. Very thin, crepey skin may respond better to a booster first. Ask Dr. Park whether your skin suits filler now. She will also check for loose skin, which filler does not fix.

Korean or imported filler for neck lines: what is the difference?

Both are hyaluronic acid fillers. Our packages offer Korean and imported options for 1 line, each with neck skin Botox.

Differences are in gel design, softness and price. The imported option is listed at a higher price. Dr. Park can explain which gel she prefers for your skin. For many people, either can give a natural result if placed carefully. Ask her about brand names and price on the day. Price should never be the only factor in choosing a filler. A careful technique matters as much as the brand.

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Medically reviewed by

Dr. Park Yoon-soo— Head Director, Art of Shine Clinic Busan

Medical graduate of Kyungpook National University School of Medicine, intern at Asan Medical Center. Rejuran and Rejuviel Expert Member (PharmaResearch), Restylane Expert Member (Galderma), Belotero Key Doctor (Merz Korea) and 2026 Coretox Expert. Member of the Korean Aesthetic Surgery & Laser Society and the Korean Society for Laser, Dermatology and Trichology.

This page is for general information and does not replace an in-person medical consultation. Results, recovery time and side effects vary from person to person.

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