Came to REWIND to get my facial treatment and i'm absolutely obsessed about it💞 the doctor is so kind and is an expert! Everyone must visit!
Non-Surgical · Midface
Volume for a flat midface, kept forward of the cheekbone
Gangnam, Seoul | Board-certified plastic surgeon, Dr. Jonghwan Choi
KHIDI-registered for international patients · Apgujeong Rewind
Cheek filler at Rewind
The short answer
A natural cheek result comes from the smallest volume that restores the curve you have lost, placed at the front of the cheek or in the hollow beneath the bone, and kept off the outer arch that sets the width of the face. Rewind does not publish a standard number of cc for the cheek: the amount is agreed per side at the examination. The gel is hyaluronic acid charged per 1cc syringe, and the clinic gives six to twelve months as its usual duration.
Sources: Rewind's hyaluronic acid filler page, its filler menu and fee list, and its package list, which names side cheek filler with domestic or imported gel.
Cheek filler requests tend to fall into two groups. Some people see a face that looks flat from the front and would like more forward projection high on the cheek. Others see a hollow beneath the cheekbone that makes the bone look sharp and the face look drawn, especially in photographs taken from above. The two need different placements, and many faces have a bit of both.
A third concern comes up in almost every consultation with patients of East Asian heritage: width. A wide midface is often the feature people are trying to reduce, and gel placed in the wrong spot makes it wider. Much of the planning on this page is about adding volume where it improves the curve and nowhere else.
Mapping the midface
The word cheek covers several zones that behave differently. A plan names the zone before it names a volume, because the same syringe can round a face or widen it depending on where it goes.
Planning
Cheeks are rarely symmetrical, and most faces need a slightly different amount on each side. The plan is built from photographs and from looking at you in person, and it is written down before anything is opened, so you know how many syringes each side will receive.
Front, three-quarter and side views show different things. Flatness shows at an angle, a hollow shows from the front under overhead light, and width is clearest head-on. All three are checked, because a result that looks right in one view can look heavy in another.
Laboratory comparisons show that hyaluronic acid products differ clearly in stiffness and spread. Projection over the cheekbone calls for a gel that holds its shape; a hollow below the bone needs one that blends. The clinic carries a domestic gel and two imported ones.
The volume for each side is stated before treatment. Starting conservatively is the rule, since a cheek can be built up at a second visit, while too much gel spreads the face and has to be reduced with an enzyme.
Where a narrower look matters to you, gel stays toward the front of the cheek and in the hollow beneath it. The outer arch is left alone, so the widest point of the face does not move outward.

Why here
Cheeks change with age in two ways at once: they lose volume and they slide. A plan that reads only the first can make the second look worse, and the doctor's surgical work on the midface shapes how he reads a cheek.
When tissue has moved downward, gel adds weight to the lower face and deepens the folds beside the mouth. Dr. Choi tells you when that is what he sees and explains the lifting choices, from threads to surgery, before any syringe is discussed.
A prominent cheekbone and a flat one call for different plans. Dr. Choi's peer-reviewed papers appear in craniofacial surgery journals, and the bone beneath the cheek is where his assessment of a cheek starts.
A fuller cheek changes how the nose, the chin and the jaw line read. The doctor looks at those proportions together, so volume in the midface does not leave another feature looking out of scale.
On the day

Fig. 04 · Reception, fourth floor of the Richro Building

Fig. 05 · A treatment room on the clinic floor
The visit starts with photographs from three angles and a conversation about what you see in the mirror. The doctor marks the zones on your face, confirms the gel and the syringe count for each side, and injects in stages, sitting you up to compare the two sides as the volume builds. You leave with the shape visible straight away.
Rewind works by appointment: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday from 10:00 to 19:00, Saturday from 10:00 to 16:00, closed Thursday and Sunday. If other injectables are already in your cheeks, bring what you know about them.
No anaesthetic method or session length for cheek filler appears in Rewind's published material, so neither is given here. Both can be confirmed when you book.
Before & After
Photographs are often the first thing people look for when researching cheek filler. Rewind's released filler cases cover the under-eye, the forehead and the nose, and there are no cheek cases yet. The frames below stay empty until real cheek cases from Rewind patients are released; pictures from another area or another treatment are not used as a substitute.
When cheek cases are published, each pair will show one Rewind patient photographed by the clinic. Individual results may vary. Bruising, swelling, lumps, asymmetry and, rarely, vascular complications can follow cheek injection. A consultation with the doctor comes before any decision.
Pricing
Cheek filler has no bundled price at Rewind. Each gel on the list has its own rate per 1cc syringe, and a cheek plan is that rate multiplied by the syringes agreed for the two sides. Because the midface takes more gel than a lip or a lower lid, the syringe count moves the total more than it does in smaller areas, and it is fixed in writing first.
The list shows prices before VAT, which is added at payment, and an anaesthetic fee, where one applies, is already inside each figure. A plan that combines two gels, a firmer one for projection and a softer one for a hollow, is charged syringe by syringe at each gel's rate.
This month at Rewind — offers published by the clinic, updated monthly.
Suitability
Aftercare
The main enemy of fresh cheek filler is pressure. Rewind's instructions ask you not to press or massage the treated area, and in the cheek that covers more than it seems: a tight face mask, a face-down massage table or a hand resting against the cheek all push on the gel while it settles.
Come back at once for pain that increases, skin that looks pale, dusky or mottled, or any visual change, since those are the signs of vascular compromise. Lumps, unevenness between the sides and prolonged swelling are the more usual issues and are dealt with at review.
At Rewind, one board-certified plastic surgeon carries every case — from the first consultation to the final follow-up. Because a face is a story, and a story deserves a single author.
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Dr. Jonghwan Choi Medical Director
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consultation to the last follow-up.
A board-certified plastic surgeon devoted to anti-aging lifting, with the precision and restraint built through years of craniofacial practice.
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Reservation
Tell us whether your cheeks look flat from the front, hollow below the bone or tired in photos. We reply as soon as possible, in your language.
For international patients — interpreter-assisted, from your first message to your follow-up.
Scientific evidence
The four references are a laboratory comparison of physical properties across hyaluronic acid products, a technical review of hyaluronic acid filler in facial cosmetic surgery, a review of vascular complications of injectable fillers, and an international consensus on avoiding and managing filler complications. They describe filler in general. None was carried out at Rewind Plastic Surgery, and none predicts what a given cheek plan will achieve.