Sleep Juvelook i 2 cc, 3 sessions
This is a 3-session package designed to provide repeated care for fine lines and improved firmness around the eyes. It gradually builds volume and hydration to create a natural, bright eye contour.
Treatment Details
Sleep Juvelook Eye (i): Comfortably restores elasticity and reduces fine lines around the delicate eye area in one treatment
Inject Juvelook i into the eye area to improve fine lines, loss of elasticity, and skin texture in the thin, sensitive skin around the eyes! With sedation, we minimize discomfort while transforming sunken or dull-looking eye skin into a firmer, more vibrant appearance.
Recommended for
- Those concerned about the pain of eye area skin booster treatments
- Those concerned about fine lines, loss of elasticity, or skin texture around the eyes
- Those who wish to intensively care for the thin and sensitive skin around the eyes
Anesthesia Method: Sedation
Procedure Duration: Approximately 30–40 minutes
Recovery period: Normal daily activities can be resumed on the day of the procedure
Duration of results: Approximately 2–3 months
Treatment Frequency: 3 sessions recommended at 3–4 week intervals (consultation required)
Seoul I Plastic Surgery's sedation anesthesia is administered selectively at the physician's discretion to help patients undergo procedures with significant pain burden more comfortably.
Sedation anesthesia is not uniformly applied to all patients. Through pre-procedure medical evaluation, the physician comprehensively considers patient condition, procedure scope, pain level, past sedation history, and medication administration history to determine whether to proceed and the appropriate drug and dosage.
This hospital strictly manages psychotropic medications used for sedation anesthesia in accordance with relevant laws and safety management standards, and misuse of these medications is strictly prohibited. Since dependency and side effects may occur depending on the individual, the procedure must follow the physician's guidance. Sedation anesthesia may be restricted when there is concern of misuse or when deemed necessary for patient safety.
