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[Korean] Atière

[Korean] Atière

A Korean filler chosen from 3 lineups by particle size

About Procedure

About [Korean] Atière

Atière is a Korean-made hyaluronic acid (HA) filler produced by Medytox. It is a cross-linked, elastic gel and contains lidocaine to reduce discomfort during treatment.

It is divided into 3 lineups—Classic, Intensive, and Volume—according to particle size and firmness, so you can choose a product suited to your purpose, from shallow wrinkles to areas that need volume.

At Sia Clinic Daejeon, we check the tissue thickness of each area, such as the forehead, front cheeks, lips, and ears, and your desired volume, then design the Atière lineup, injection depth, and dosage for each individual.

Features

[Korean] Atière Features

01.

Korean HA filler produced by Medytox

02.

3 lineups: Classic, Intensive, and Volume

03.

Product selection by area based on particle size

04.

Contains lidocaine to ease pain

05.

Cross-linked, elastic gel type

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Wide application including forehead, front cheeks, lips, and ears

Who Needs It

Recommended For

  • Those who want to start with a Korean filler at a lower burden

  • Those whose forehead or front cheeks look hollow

  • Those planning generous volumes for multiple areas

  • Those who want to add volume to thin lips

  • Those who want fairy ears with volume behind the ear

  • Those who want advice on the right lineup for each area

Treatment Time
About 20–30 minutes (excluding numbing time)
Treatment Interval
Decided after consultation based on progress
Recovery
Daily activities possible on the same day (swelling and bruising for a few days to 1 week)
Process

How It Works

STEP01

Consultation & Design — We check facial volume and contours and decide the areas and dosage

STEP02

Lineup Selection — An Atière product is chosen to match the tissue thickness of each area

STEP03

Cleansing & Numbing — After cleansing, numbing cream is applied to reduce discomfort

STEP04

Filler Injection — Injected in divided doses at the appropriate depth for each area while checking symmetry

STEP05

Soothing & Finishing — We check the shape, soothe the area, and explain precautions

Treatment Area

[Korean] Atière Treatment Areas

Forehead
Temples
Front cheeks (apple zone)
Chin
Lips
Fairy ears
Precautions

Before & After Care

Please review the following for the best results.

Swelling, bruising, or slight asymmetry may occur after treatment and usually settle within 1–2 weeks

Do not press or massage the treated area strongly for 1–2 weeks after treatment

Avoid saunas, jjimjilbang (Korean spas), alcohol, and strenuous exercise for about 1 week after treatment

Be sure to tell us in advance if you are allergic to local anesthetics such as lidocaine

If there is inflammation or a skin condition at the treatment site, a consultation is needed before treatment

If you experience severe pain, skin color changes (pale or purplish), or vision problems, contact the clinic immediately

FAQ

FAQ

Q.  How do the Atière lineups differ?
Classic has the smallest particles and is mainly used for shallow areas, Intensive has medium particles for slightly deeper wrinkles, and Volume has larger, firmer particles for areas that need volume. We will advise based on the area and purpose during consultation.
Q.  Is it from the same company as Neuramis?
Both are Korean HA fillers by Medytox, but they are separate brands with different lineups. We will recommend the suitable product based on the area and desired feel during consultation.
Q.  Is it very painful?
It contains lidocaine, and numbing cream is used to reduce discomfort during treatment. The degree felt may vary by individual.
Q.  How long do the effects last?
It depends on the area, injection amount, and lifestyle, and often lasts from several months to over a year. Duration varies by individual.
Q.  What if I am not satisfied with the result?
Hyaluronic acid fillers can be dissolved with hyaluronidase (filler-dissolving injection) if needed. We check progress 1–2 weeks after the swelling subsides and advise on correction options.