SHOULDER FILLERS ARE HERE!

 Are there any of you who envy women with square shoulders? 

If you have narrow or rounded shoulders, it can make your clothes look unflattering or make your face appear larger, leading to dissatisfaction. With my broad and square shoulders, which are so prominent they almost seem to tower, I absolutely don't need it... 

There's no way I can do it myself...

Normally, I try to do things myself, but when it comes to shoulder fillers, it’s absolutely impossible.

It gives the effect of making your face look smaller, your height appear taller, and your arms seem slimmer. While the photos I’m showing today don’t include the face, so I can't convey the face-slimming effect, you’ll definitely get a sense of what it means to have beautiful shoulders. The photos I’m introducing today showcase a procedure that transforms rounded shoulders into square shoulders. 

Let’s start by looking at the photos taken before the shoulder enhancement.

As you can see in the photos, the shoulders don’t appear particularly narrow, the arms don’t look especially thick, and the face doesn’t seem overly large, right? 

However, the individuals themselves feel differently. 

So, let's compare the before-and-after results of the shoulder filler procedure. 

Take a good look at the front view and back view, both before and after the treatment.

Looking at the photos, what do you think? 

Isn’t it amazing how a small change can bring about such a big difference? 

Shoulder fillers used to create square shoulders for women can be quite effective even with a smaller amount compared to other body fillers. The people in the photos have had about 40-50cc of filler, combined for both shoulders. 

(Of course, if someone wants to significantly broaden their shoulders like a man's, repeated procedures and a larger amount of filler would be necessary.)

When performing a shoulder filler procedure, the filler is injected into the subcutaneous fat layer, and naturally, the filler used is hyaluronic acid. Among hyaluronic acid fillers, those with a relatively firmer consistency are the most suitable. 

Creating square shoulders for women—it's not difficult at all, right?

 **All the posts on this blog are based on procedures I personally performed, and they were written with the patients' consent.**