Procedures

Collagen injection (injectable collagen / collagen filler)

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Type I atelocollagen, in Korea most often derived from porcine skin with the antigenic telopeptide removed, is injected into the dermis. Unlike hyaluronic acid gels it supplies collagen directly rather than binding water, and Korean practice describes two to three sessions one to two months apart followed by one or two top-ups per year.
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Rating
9.54/ 10
from 928 reviews
Satisfaction
94.1%
from 928 reviews

Calculated from 1 single-procedure cases (bundles excluded) · FX as of 2026-08-06 · VAT refund for foreign patients ended in January 2026

Recovery data is not published for this procedure. It is a Korean domestic brand name with no independent clinical literature. We prefer stating that the data is unavailable over publishing unsupported numbers.
It is an animal-derived protein product and Korean sources describe it as generally avoided in people with active inflammatory skin conditions, keloid tendency or autoimmune disease.
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Last updated 2026-08-06