GOURI (Under-Eye)

• Whether fine lines and texture are the main concern, and under-eye skin thickness given the tissue response GOURI’s PCL relies on
• PCL differs from PLLA in Sculptra and PDO in ULTRACOL. It cannot be dissolved like HA; a liquid formulation does not eliminate injection risks. Under-eye darkness may involve hollows, protruding fat, pigmentation or skin quality. Product instructions, eyelid function and previous treatments guide suitability. Inclusion in this menu does not mean every product is injected directly under the eyes.

Suitability requires an examination. Skin thickness, health and previous procedures may make a different approach more appropriate.

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  Where you are now, and where we start

  Whether fine lines and texture are the main concern, and under-eye skin thickness given the tissue response GOURI’s PCL relies on

• 02

  The change you want, the impression you keep

  Whether fine lines and texture are the main concern, and under-eye skin thickness given the tissue response GOURI’s PCL relies on PCL differs from PLLA in Sculptra and PDO in ULTRACOL. It cannot be dissolved like HA; a liquid formulation does not eliminate injection risks. Under-eye darkness may involve hollows, protruding fat, pigmentation or skin quality. Product instructions, eyelid function and previous treatments guide suitability. Inclusion in this menu does not mean every product is injected directly under the eyes.

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  How it differs from similar options

  PCL differs from PLLA in Sculptra and PDO in ULTRACOL. It cannot be dissolved like HA; a liquid formulation does not eliminate injection risks.

• 04

  Health information and recovery schedule

  Injection marks, redness, swelling, bruising, tenderness or temporary bumps can occur; recovery varies. Persistent swelling or discomfort should be assessed before further treatment. Keep these product differences in mind when discussing your aftercare. Whether fine lines and texture are the main concern, and under-eye skin thickness given the tissue response GOURI’s PCL relies on Avoid strong irritation, overheating and strenuous exercise while the skin settles. Follow your instructions for washing and makeup. Massage and pressure advice differs by product. Follow your clinician’s instructions rather than another product’s routine. Temporary injection bumps differ from persistent or delayed nodules. Seek review for a firm lump that persists, grows, hurts or becomes red. Non-HA materials such as PDLLA cannot be dissolved with hyaluronidase like HA filler.

GOURI

GOURI is an injectable based on liquid polycaprolactone (PCL), a biodegradable polymer used in collagen-stimulating treatment. Under-eye darkness may involve hollows, protruding fat, pigmentation or skin quality. Product instructions, eyelid function and previous treatments guide suitability. Inclusion in this menu does not mean every product is injected directly under the eyes.

How it works

• 01

  The product and material

  GOURI is an injectable based on liquid polycaprolactone (PCL), a biodegradable polymer used in collagen-stimulating treatment.

• 02

  Your starting point

  Whether fine lines and texture are the main concern, and under-eye skin thickness given the tissue response GOURI’s PCL relies on

• 03

  What sets it apart

  PCL differs from PLLA in Sculptra and PDO in ULTRACOL. It cannot be dissolved like HA; a liquid formulation does not eliminate injection risks.

• 04

  Assessing the change

  Collagen-stimulating treatments are assessed over weeks to months. Fullness on the treatment day does not establish the final effect. Session count and spacing depend on examination, the specific product instructions and your response. Allow recovery time before an important event or journey.

1. 01

   Start with the concern

   PCL differs from PLLA in Sculptra and PDO in ULTRACOL. It cannot be dissolved like HA; a liquid formulation does not eliminate injection risks. Under-eye darkness may involve hollows, protruding fat, pigmentation or skin quality. Product instructions, eyelid function and previous treatments guide suitability. Inclusion in this menu does not mean every product is injected directly under the eyes.

2. 02

   Understand your product

   PCL differs from PLLA in Sculptra and PDO in ULTRACOL. It cannot be dissolved like HA; a liquid formulation does not eliminate injection risks.

3. 03

   Plan through recovery

   Before deciding on another session, we review progress toward these particular goals. At consultation, we first look at whether fine lines and texture are the main concern, and under-eye skin thickness given the tissue response GOURI’s PCL relies on. Collagen-stimulating treatments are assessed over weeks to months. Fullness on the treatment day does not establish the final effect. Session count and spacing depend on examination, the specific product instructions and your response. Allow recovery time before an important event or journey.

What the procedure is like

• Injection marks, redness, swelling, bruising, tenderness or temporary bumps can occur; recovery varies. Persistent swelling or discomfort should be assessed before further treatment. Keep these product differences in mind when discussing your aftercare. Whether fine lines and texture are the main concern, and under-eye skin thickness given the tissue response GOURI’s PCL relies on
• Avoid strong irritation, overheating and strenuous exercise while the skin settles. Follow your instructions for washing and makeup.
• Massage and pressure advice differs by product. Follow your clinician’s instructions rather than another product’s routine.
• Temporary injection bumps differ from persistent or delayed nodules. Seek review for a firm lump that persists, grows, hurts or becomes red. Non-HA materials such as PDLLA cannot be dissolved with hyaluronidase like HA filler.

Safety & considerations

Worsening pain, pale or mottled skin, visual symptoms or breathing difficulty need urgent medical attention. Outcomes and duration vary; a specific result is not guaranteed.

1. Immediately

   Initial swelling and fullness are not the final result.

2. Early recovery

   Temporary injection bumps differ from persistent or delayed nodules. Seek review for a firm lump that persists, grows, hurts or becomes red. Non-HA materials such as PDLLA cannot be dissolved with hyaluronidase like HA filler.

3. Review

   Collagen-stimulating treatments are assessed over weeks to months. Fullness on the treatment day does not establish the final effect.

4. Next steps

   Plan any further session only after assessing the response and recovery.

• Q. What is GOURI used for in the under-eye area?

  GOURI is an injectable based on liquid polycaprolactone (PCL), a biodegradable polymer used in collagen-stimulating treatment. Dark circles may combine hollows, pigment and visible vessels, so improving texture alone cannot address every cause. PCL differs from PLLA in Sculptra and PDO in ULTRACOL. It cannot be dissolved like HA; a liquid formulation does not eliminate injection risks.

• Q. Is GOURI suitable for my under-eye area?

  At consultation, we first look at whether fine lines and texture are the main concern, and under-eye skin thickness given the tissue response GOURI’s PCL relies on. Under-eye darkness may involve hollows, protruding fat, pigmentation or skin quality. Product instructions, eyelid function and previous treatments guide suitability. Inclusion in this menu does not mean every product is injected directly under the eyes.

• Q. How many under-eye GOURI sessions will I need?

  Before deciding on another session, we review progress toward these particular goals. At consultation, we first look at whether fine lines and texture are the main concern, and under-eye skin thickness given the tissue response GOURI’s PCL relies on. Collagen-stimulating treatments are assessed over weeks to months. Fullness on the treatment day does not establish the final effect. Session count and spacing depend on examination, the specific product instructions and your response. Allow recovery time before an important event or journey.

• Q. What is recovery and aftercare like after GOURI around the eyes?

  Injection marks, redness, swelling, bruising, tenderness or temporary bumps can occur; recovery varies. Avoid strong irritation, overheating and strenuous exercise while the skin settles. Follow your instructions for washing and makeup. Massage and pressure advice differs by product. Follow your clinician’s instructions rather than another product’s routine. Temporary injection bumps differ from persistent or delayed nodules. Seek review for a firm lump that persists, grows, hurts or becomes red. Non-HA materials such as PDLLA cannot be dissolved with hyaluronidase like HA filler. Worsening pain, pale or mottled skin, visual symptoms or breathing difficulty need urgent medical attention. Outcomes and duration vary; a specific result is not guaranteed. Persistent swelling or discomfort should be assessed before further treatment. Keep these product differences in mind when discussing your aftercare. PCL differs from PLLA in Sculptra and PDO in ULTRACOL. It cannot be dissolved like HA; a liquid formulation does not eliminate injection risks.

• Q. How do I choose a clinic for GOURI in Gangnam, Seoul?

  Look at the examination and the plan rather than the treatment name. First, what the clinic checks before deciding — at QD Clinic in Gangnam, Seoul, the first thing we look at for this treatment is “Whether fine lines and texture are the main concern, and under-eye skin thickness given the tissue response GOURI’s PCL relies on”. Second, whether it explains why it recommends that scope and method, compared with the alternatives. Third, whether it reviews your progress with you when results are expected. Our doctor goes through these three points at consultation before the treatment is decided.

• Q. Where can I get GOURI in Seoul?

  At QD Clinic in Gangnam, Seoul, South Korea. We are at 3F, 502 Gangnam-daero, Gangnam-gu, Seoul (Nonhyeon-dong, Seohee Building), a 4-minute walk from Exit 3 of Nonhyeon or Sinnonhyeon Station. Call +82-2-514-1650 or use the consultation form on this site to book a doctor’s consultation first.