필러 녹인 줄 알았는데… 진짜 줄어든 건?😧💉

Added: 2026-06-03

[00:00:00]Fillers have a structure where hyaluronic acid and hyaluronic acid meet, and the substance that binds these hyaluronic acids together—which we call a substance—plays the role of breaking that substance apart. However, while the principle of deficiency reduction itself involves breaking the hyaluronic acid chain, our bodies clearly possess hyaluronic acid chains even if the substance is absent. Therefore, there is likely a bond between hyaluronic acid and the surrounding tissues of collagen, and breaking that bond reduces the deficiency. That is why, even on healthy tissue, applying the multi-material and massaging causes it to bend. Also, since it is stated before the multi-material that it is for addressing deficiency, I do not consider it scientific to determine whether it was necessary or not simply based on whether it shrank or not after using the multi-material. In that case, the fact that it appears flat when only one side is dissolved is somewhat questionable.

[00:00:45]Of course, that could be the case, and if time passes, the person themselves will eventually realize it.

[00:00:49]Ah, once that time passes, you can come back again. Because we simply broke the hyaluronic acid chain, the free hyaluronic acid produced by breaking the chain is quickly absorbed and disappears because the half-life of hyaluronic acid is very short; hyaluronic acid molecules reach their half-life in less than 12 hours. That is why, even if we need it very much and are struggling, staying up all night for just one day can cause us to lose weight because hyaluronic acid is not being generated effectively. I raised it and was doing this, then slept soundly and told them, "Oh, it's similar," which means the lack of need was gone.

[00:01:19]Doctor, it seems like hyaluronic acid isn't being produced right now. Okay, I can't do it, so please turn off the camera. [Laughs] It hurts so much. I even melted my lips back then and just told them I was there.

[00:01:31]It seems like I saw a lot of them as soon as I started. It is what we commonly know as multiple allergies. You said it wasn't an allergy caused by the material itself, but that this substance is toxic to bacteria.

[00:01:40]I am breaking down the substance with enzymes, and whether this is what causes the allergy is what we generally understand as an allergy.

[00:01:48]Doctor, then for ordinary people like us who lack this knowledge, when we are told that we need to dissolve fillers that weren't even injected, how should we respond? I think it is better not to dissolve it right away, but to go back to the hospital you visited previously for a consultation, such as the one where you had surgery. I believe that is the priority. You need to verify if this is true before dissolving it.

[00:02:08]Nowadays, when people say "filler," they mostly limit it to hyaluronic acid fillers, but the word "filler" itself is "fil," isn't it? Phil. I mean, all substances that fill are called fillers. Also, regarding the types of fillers, there are pyalose fillers, but there are also collagen fillers, and so on. I believe it is correct to first verify what type of filler is being injected and why.

[00:02:28]If that proves it is not the case, then there are various other options available, such as taking an MRI, taking a sheet, or performing an ultrasound.

[00:02:36]Since there are many methods available, [music] would n't that be more appropriate than simply dissolving it? It seems a bit counterintuitive to conclude it was a filler just by dissolving it and seeing a sharp reduction in swelling. Actually, this is a case I saw at Sabangwon where they performed a thread lift and then filled in the area with a healer service, and it caused quite a stir. For things like this, first of all