How to Choose the Right Body Filler

Whether you’re a licensed practitioner or an informed individual, choosing the ideal body filler depends on texture, format, and treatment goals. This guide simplifies it for you.

Body fillers are injectable substances used for body contouring, volumization, and shaping. They offer a nonsurgical alternative to implants, providing safer and more customizable results. At Body Filler Korea, we offer only premium Korean-made body fillers that are trusted by professionals worldwide.

Key Factors to Consider

  • Purpose: Are you targeting volume, lift, or correction?
  • Injection Depth: Deep dermis, subcutaneous, or muscular layer?
  • Product Form: Vials (bulk use) or syringes (precision)?
  • Composition: Concentration of hyaluronic acid, cross-linking agents, lidocaine content.
  • Certification: KFDA/CE approved? GMP-compliant manufacturing?
  • Longevity: How long do results last under typical conditions?

Understanding Filler Types: Syringe vs. Vial

Format

Key Details

Syringe

Pre-filled (10 mL or 50 mL). Ideal for smaller areas & beginners. Easy to use and often contains lidocaine for comfort.

Vial

Bulk fillers (60 mL, 70 mL, 100 mL). Best for large volume procedures like buttock enhancement. Requires mixing and tools.

Tip: Syringes offer more precision, while vials offer better value per mL for professionals.

Soft vs. Hard Fillers: S-Type vs. H-Type

Type

Texture

Best For

Target Area

Durability

Notes

S-Type

Softer gel

Natural contouring

Breasts, arms, calves

Moderate

Smooth finish, flexible, great spread

H-Type

Firmer gel

Volume lift & support

Buttocks, hips

High

Dense, long-lasting, deeper injection

S-Type

H-Type

Texture

Softer gel

Firmer gel

Best For

Natural contouring

Volume lift & support

Target Area

Breasts, arms, calves

Buttocks, hips

Durability

Moderate

High

Notes

Smooth finish, flexible, great spread

Dense, long-lasting, deeper injection

Tip: S-Type is preferred for soft, subtle shaping. H-Type is best for lifting and structure.

Choosing by Treatment Area

Area

Format

Texture

Recommended Volume

Breast Augmentation

Syringe / Vial

S-Type

50–100 mL per side

Buttock Enhancement

Syringe / Vial

H-Type

100–300 mL per side

Hip Dips Correction

Syringe

H-Type

30–50 mL per side

Calves & Arms Contour

Syringe

S-Type

10–50 mL depending on area

Tip: Always match filler texture to the treatment goal (support vs. contouring).

Area

Breast Augmentation

Format

Syringe / Vial

Texture

S-Type

Recommended Volume

50–100 mL per side

Area

Buttock Enhancement

Format

Syringe / Vial

Texture

H-Type

Recommended Volume

100–300 mL per side

Area

Hip Dips Correction

Format

Syringe

Texture

H-Type

Recommended Volume

30–50 mL per side

Area

Calves & Arms Contour

Format

Syringe

Texture

S-Type

Recommended Volume

10–50 mL depending on area

Tip: Always match filler texture to the treatment goal (support vs. contouring).

Understanding the Label

Always look for:
• HA Content (mg/mL)
• Cross-linking strength (often proprietary)
• Lidocaine %
• Sterility and batch information
• Certification marks (KFDA, CE)

FAQs

Yes, often S‑Type for breasts and H‑Type for hips—under professional guidance.

No, the type (H or S) affects longevity, not packaging.

50 mL syringe or 60 mL vial of S‑Type filler is ideal.

Pre-filled S‑Type syringe fillers are user-friendly and safe for beginners.

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