Juvelook Eye
Juvelook Eye
The eye area is a place to revitalize, rather than fill in.
Juvelook Eye
Juvelook Eye
Collagen boosters designed to restore natural volume under the eyes and reduce fine lines require a different approach than treatments for other areas.
Juvelook Eye is a collagen booster that involves the precise injection of PDLLA particles—the smallestin the Juvelook series, measuring approximately 20 μm— into the superficial layers around the eyes, stimulating the growth of the body’s own collagen and elastin around the particles. It differs from hyaluronic acid fillers, which instantly add volume, in the way it creates volume.
So, the changes don't happen all at once. However, over time, the area under the eyes gradually plumps up and fine lines improve.
About Juvelook Eye
How does PDLLA, the main ingredient in Juvelook Eye, work on the eye area (
)?
What is PDLLA?
The main ingredient in Juvelook-I is PDLLA, or poly-D,L-lactic acid. Although it belongs to the polylactic acid family, which is biodegradable in the body, it differs in that the D- and L-forms are randomly linked, resulting in an amorphous structure that does not form crystals. The particles have a hollow, porous, network-like structure.
Juvelook Eye features particles finely processed to approximately 20 μm, making it the smallest in the Juvelook series and offering the highest particle density. The small particles are ideal for injection into the delicate skin around the eyes using fine needles.
It works in two ways
PDLLA reduces the levels of enzymes (MMP2, 3, 9) that break down collagen, thereby minimizing the breakdown of existing collagen, while simultaneously promoting the proliferation of adipose-derived stem cells to help generate new collagen and elastin fibers.
This approach differs from hyaluronic acid fillers, which instantly add volume. Instead, it works by accelerating collagen regeneration in the dermis and slowing down collagen breakdown.
The changes are most noticeable around 8 weeks.
In a study involving the injection of PDLLA into the dermis, the density of adipose-derived stem cells, collagen, and elastin fibers began to increase starting at 2 weeks and showed the most pronounced increase at 8 weeks.
Results from animal studies may differ from those in humans, and individual results may vary depending on the treatment cycle and duration.
How It Works
How Juvelook-i Works
is carefully injected in small amounts into the superficial layer of the dermis under the eyes using a fine cannula.
: New collagen and elastin fibers are generated through MMP inhibition and adipose-derived stem cell proliferation
PDLLA degrades over a period of 12 to 16 months, and
the newly formed tissue remains in place.
Treatment Areas
Treatments for the Juvelook Eye Area
The skin around the eyes varies in thickness from one area to another. We carefully inject the solution in layers—
—and in appropriate volumes.
Juvelook Eye is designed specifically for the superficial layer of the dermis in the thin skin around the eyes.
Product
Juvelook Eye Product Information
We fully disclose the ingredients and their concentrations in the products we use.
Juvelook Eye and Juvelook Volume are different products.
Juvelook Eye is injected into the dermis at a dose of 30 mg per vial (25.5 mg PDLLA, hyaluronic acid 4.5 mg) per vial and is injected into the dermis to delicately address fine lines, dark circles, and hollows under the eyes,
while Juvéluk Volume contains 200 mg per vial and is injected into the subcutaneous layer to improve facial contours and reduce deep wrinkles.
Recommended For
We recommend this to people like this
For those with sunken, shadowed under-eye areas and
dark circles that appear pronounced
For those who find their makeup gets trapped in fine lines around their eyes
For those who want to avoid the unnatural fullness of fillers
For those who would rather see gradual improvement—
—rather than making a sudden change
The Episode Difference
Why It's Different
Every process has its own unique reason.
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As Is - To Be - Design
We analyze the hollows and dark circles under the eyes,
and plan the injection depth and volume for each area,
based on the desired appearance.
02
Check the exact product and quantity right before your eyes at
.
We verify the authenticity of the product together before the procedure, then open the package, and transparently show the entire process of using the entire vial.
RELIABILITY03
, change becomes clearer when it is documented.
Since collagen is produced slowly over several weeks, it’s difficult to notice any changes around the eyes, which you see every day. We record the products used and the injection volumes by area in an online report, which serves as a benchmark for evaluating the effectiveness of Juvelook Eye.
RECORDSCare Process
Here's how the Juvelook-i procedure works.
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Anesthesia Process
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Design
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Procedure
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Going Home
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Providing Treatment Reports
Notice
Please follow these guidelines after your procedure.
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The volume immediately after the procedure is due to the saline solution used to hydrate the product. The next day, as the fluid is absorbed, the volume may seem to decrease, but this is a normal process.
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Juvelook is a treatment performed three times at one-month intervals. Collagen production begins to increase two weeks after the procedure and becomes most noticeable around eight weeks.
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Gently massage for 5 minutes, 5 times a day, for 5 days. If you rub too hard, the particles may clump together on one side, so be sure to massage gently.
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4
Please avoid alcohol, strenuous exercise, saunas, and steam rooms for 24 hours after the procedure. Doing so may cause swelling and bruising to worsen.
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For two weeks after the procedure, please avoid applying strong pressure to the treated area, as well as skin care treatments, radiofrequency, and ultrasound lifting. The area needs time to heal.
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Swelling usually subsides within 2 to 3 days, and bruising usually subsides within 1 to 2 weeks. You can cover the injection marks with makeup starting the next day.
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If you experience persistent severe pain, redness, warmth, or a palpable lump at the treatment site, please contact the hospital. These symptoms require prompt evaluation.