Conceltina threads in Busan Seomyeon, support and scaffold, not pull.

Plans are priced at the examination — coil counts follow mapped hollowness — and stated in full, in writing, before placement. For orientation, our published thread menu runs from ₩50,000 (PDO mono) to ₩100,000 per MINT thread and ₩1,000,000+ for Aptos plans. No foreigner markup applies anywhere on the list.

Yes — English, Japanese (日本語) and Chinese (中文). We are a 5-minute walk from Seomyeon Station Exit 2, and healing reviews continue on WhatsApp after you fly home from Busan.

A dissolving PDO thread coiled into a three-dimensional helix — placed into a hollowed plane, it scaffolds tissue and stimulates collagen around its volume rather than pulling along a line.

Under proper local anaesthetic at our Busan clinic, placement reads as pressure. Settling is gentler than barbed threads — two to four days of mild swelling and tenderness.

A supported read shows once day-two-to-four swelling settles; the true re-volumising builds over two to eight weeks as collagen forms around the coils. The week-six photo is the honest verdict.

Twelve months or more for most — the spiral dissolves by around month six, and the collagen it built carries the support beyond, tapering gently rather than dropping.

Fallen: MINT pulls it back up. Hollowed: Conceltina props it up. Faces with both get both, sequenced in one written plan — and the exam at our Busan clinic makes the call, not the menu.

For mild-to-moderate deflation preferring gradual natural support — often yes. For significant volume loss wanting immediate correction — no, and we say so. Many honest plans sequence spiral support first and less filler after.

Temporary swelling, tenderness and occasional small bruises at entry points. Uncommon: asymmetric settling or palpable coils in very thin planes — both minimised by honest candidate selection at the exam.

Yes — botox anytime around it, energy machines on their own layer, filler sequenced two-plus weeks apart. One written Busan plan orders it all.

Yes, with softness for the first few days — the coils sit in planes rather than traction vectors, so the mouth-opening restrictions of barbed threads relax here. Gentle is still the word.

Yes — temple and mid-face hollowing has no demographic, and the natural-read bias suits patients of any gender who want no visible "work done."

From day two comfortably — nothing interacts with cabin pressure. Most visitors place early in a Busan week and fly home settled by day four or five.

Blood-thinning supplements for several days (with your physician's agreement) and alcohol the night before — the standard bruise-reducing pair.

Because an honest coil count requires mapping your hollowness in person — a website number would be a guess dressed as a promise. What we commit to instead: the full plan and price in writing at the exam, before anything is placed, at the same list Korean patients see.

A progressively more rested, supported read in the week-six fixed-frame photo — cheeks and temples that look slept-well rather than worked-on — holding twelve-plus months. What spirals do not do: lift true descent, replace major volume loss, or change anything overnight.