Procedures
Midcheek groove filler (Indian line filler)
from 47 reviews10 clinics
Hyaluronic acid gel is injected along the midcheek groove, the oblique depression running from the inner eye area across the cheek, which is called the Indian line in Korean usage. Placement is usually deep, near the maxillary bone, because the overlying skin is thin.
Non-surgicalTopical12 before/after photos
Rating
9.94/ 10
from 47 reviews
Satisfaction
100.0%
from 47 reviews
Downtime
2–5days
Full recovery 2–4 wks
Flight safe
2days after
FX as of 2026-08-06 · VAT refund for foreign patients ended in January 2026
How long is the downtime for Midcheek groove filler (Indian line filler)?
2–5 days. Full recovery 2–4 wks · Flight safe 2 days
The groove runs close to the infraorbital foramen and the angular artery, and gel placed too superficially in this thin-skinned area can remain visible as a ridge.
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