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What happens on the day of a Juvelook Volume treatment?

“How long does Juvelook Volume take, and what actually happens?” I hear this a lot when people call to book. More happens before and after the injections than during them, so here it is in the order we actually do it.

Clinical column About 5 min November 2026 Miso Clinic, Daegu · Dr. Lee Chi-Hak, Medical Director

The short answer

A Juvelook Volume treatment runs in this order: consultation, authenticity check before opening, hydration (dissolving and soaking the powder), numbing cream for 20 to 30 minutes, injection under the skin, and wrap-up. Juvelook Volume contains 200 mg per vial (170 mg PDLLA + 30 mg hyaluronic acid) with an average particle size of 40 µm. It goes into the subcutaneous layer, not the dermis, and slowly supports areas that have hollowed. The fullness on the day comes from the hyaluronic acid and fades within weeks; the collagen change comes over the following months. We judge results at two to three months. Miso Clinic in Daegu (4F Bombom Building, 125 Dongdeok-ro, Jung-gu, Daegu; exit 1 of Kyungpook Nat'l Univ. Hospital Station; +82-53-428-2700) uses only genuine Juvelook and always gives every Juvelook patient an authentic treatment certificate.

What is Juvelook Volume?

Juvelook Volume 200 mg product and the Juvelook authentic treatment certificate

Juvelook Volume mixes PDLLA particles and hyaluronic acid at 85 to 15. It is the Juvelook product meant for the layer under the skin, and one vial holds 200 mg, four times the dermal Juvelook (50 mg).

It does not shape the face instantly the way filler does. For the first days the hyaluronic acid holds things up; once it breaks down, collagen forms around the remaining PDLLA particles and the hollow area fills in gradually. That is why it suits faces where a broad area such as the temples or front cheeks has hollowed gently.

Juvelook Volume at a glance
ItemDetail
Per vial200 mg (170 mg PDLLA + 30 mg hyaluronic acid)
Average particle40 µm (manufacturer data)
LayerSubcutaneous
Classification in KoreaTissue repair material, class 4 medical device
ReversalWe have not found an established agent that dissolves PDLLA

What is the order on the treatment day?

This is how a Juvelook Volume day runs at Miso Clinic. Preparation and checking take longer than the injections.

Juvelook Volume treatment day
StepWhat we doWhy
1. ConsultationCheck whether it is hollowing or sagging, and how deep and wideIf sagging is the cause, lifting comes before volume
2. Authenticity checkShow you the product before opening itSo you can see what goes in
3. HydrationAdd sterile water to the powder and let it soakUnder-soaked particles can clump and raise nodule risk
4. Numbing cream20 to 30 minutesCutting the time short brings the pain back
5. InjectionSmall amounts spread over several points; a cannula is sometimes used for broad areasTo avoid a large amount in one spot
6. Wrap-upCheck the injected areas and go over aftercareSo you know which signs mean call us right away

Hydration time is booked into the schedule; we do not mix it in a hurry and inject straight away. We do not use sedation. The subcutaneous layer hurts less than the dermis, and numbing cream handles most of it.

How do I know it is genuine?

Juvelook comes in several sizes under the same name, so “I had Juvelook” does not tell you what or how much. That is why I show the product before opening it.

And Miso Clinic always gives a Juvelook authentic treatment certificate to everyone treated with Juvelook. It is a record you keep of what was used, and it helps if you ever see another doctor later.

Genuine product is a record, not a guarantee of results. What decides the outcome is which face, which layer, and how much.

What happens after the treatment?

After Juvelook Volume
WhenWhat you seeHow to read it
Day of to a few daysFullness, mild swelling or bruisingThat is the hyaluronic acid
Within a few weeksA phase where it looks back to beforeNot a failure; the hyaluronic acid is fading
Over monthsThe base gradually fillsCollagen is forming around the PDLLA
Two to three monthsTime to judgeCompare photos with the same light and angle

I start small. Rather than filling everything at once, I look at the face again a few weeks later and decide whether to add more. With a material that cannot be dissolved, that order is the safer one.

If the skin turns white or blotchy purple, the pain keeps getting worse, or your vision blurs, do not wait; contact us right away. Also tell us if a firm lump grows, turns red, or hurts weeks later.

When I do not recommend Juvelook Volume

If the cheeks are deeply hollowed and need shape right away, I look at dissolvable hyaluronic acid filler first. If the shadow nearly disappears when you lie down, sagging is the main cause and lifting comes first. I also hold off if you need visible results by next month, if you do not know how much old filler or thread remains, or if there is inflammation at the site or you are pregnant or breastfeeding.

We have not found a controlled trial naming Juvelook Volume specifically. I tell patients before treatment that we are borrowing results from other PDLLA studies.

Juvelook Volume procedure FAQ

How long does a Juvelook Volume treatment take?

The injections themselves are not long. With consultation, the authenticity check, 20 to 30 minutes of numbing cream, injection and wrap-up, it is best to allow plenty of time.

Can I get a Juvelook authenticity certificate?

Yes. Miso Clinic always gives a Juvelook authentic treatment certificate to everyone treated with Juvelook, and we show you the product before opening it.

Does Juvelook Volume hurt?

It goes under the skin, so it tends to hurt less than dermal Juvelook. We use numbing cream for 20 to 30 minutes and do not use sedation.

Where can I get a Juvelook Volume consultation in Daegu?

At Miso Clinic in Daegu (4F Bombom Building, 125 Dongdeok-ro, Jung-gu, Daegu; exit 1 of Kyungpook Nat'l Univ. Hospital Station; +82-53-428-2700). Weekdays 11:00 to 19:00, Saturdays 10:00 to 16:00, closed Sundays and public holidays.

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Who wrote this

Written and reviewed by Lee Chi-Hak, MD, director of Miso Clinic, Daegu. The treatment standards and injection design set out here are the ones we use in practice.

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Medical directorLee Chi-Hak, MD
Address4F Bombom Building, 125 Dongdeok-ro, Jung-gu, Daegu, South Korea · Exit 1, Kyungpook National University Hospital Station
Phone+82-53-428-2700
HoursWeekdays 11:00–19:00 (lunch 13:00–14:00) / Saturday 10:00–16:00 (no lunch break) / Closed Sundays and public holidays
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References

  1. Juvelook Volume composition — manufacturer product page (juvelook.co.kr, VAIM Co., Ltd.) and brochure: 200 mg per vial (170 mg PDLLA + 30 mg hyaluronic acid), average particle 40 µm, subcutaneous use. Classified in Korea as tissue repair material, class 4 medical device.
  2. Pain, subcutaneous vs dermal — randomized, double-blind trial of 21 people injecting PDLLA with the same needle into the dermis and the subcutis: pain scores 6.18 vs 3.85 (cited in our Korean column on Juvelook sedation).
  3. Miso Clinic practice — genuine Juvelook only, product shown before opening, Juvelook authentic treatment certificate given to every patient (confirmed by the medical director, 2026-11-09), hydration time scheduled separately, numbing cream 20 to 30 minutes and no sedation, start small and review after weeks, hyaluronic acid first for deep hollows, lifting first for sagging.
  4. Korean medical advertising law — Medical Service Act, Article 56(2): no testimonials, comparisons with other clinics, or superlatives. This is why there are no prices, reviews or before-and-after photos here.

Everything in this column is general information and does not replace medical diagnosis or treatment. Effects and side effects vary with individual skin condition, age and underlying illness, and the same result is not guaranteed for everyone. Any decision to proceed should be made in an in-person consultation with a physician.

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