2026 Korean Hyaluronic Acid Filler Guide: 10 Brands, Price Ranges and Safety Checks
2026 Korean Hyaluronic Acid Filler Guide: 10 Brands, Price Ranges and Safety Checks
Korean hyaluronic acid fillers attract attention because they cover a wide price range and offer products with different levels of softness, cohesiveness and projection. In 2026, commonly quoted prices in the Chinese consultation market run from about RMB 800 to RMB 8,800 per syringe. That number is only a starting point. The final cost may change with the product line, syringe volume, treatment area, number of syringes, physician fee, anesthetic, cannula and follow-up care.
This guide compares ten names frequently searched by consumers: Elravie, YVOIRE, Neuramis, Chaeum, Rejeunesse, Elasty, Revolax, The Chaeum-style “Spring” products referenced in local marketing, Bella and e.p.t.q. Brand spellings and local trade names can vary, so the package and registration record matter more than a translated name. This is a shopping and consultation guide, not an official medical ranking. Regulatory approval in one country does not automatically apply in another country or to every product line and injection site.
2026 price overview for Korean filler brands
| Brand commonly searched | Approximate price per syringe | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Elravie | RMB 2,400–6,800 | Exact line, viscosity and approved use |
| YVOIRE | RMB 1,580–4,800 | C, V or another named product line |
| Neuramis | From about RMB 1,800 | Product type and intended treatment depth |
| Chaeum | From about RMB 3,000 | Whether the texture suits midface or contour goals |
| Rejeunesse / local “Decai” listing | From about RMB 2,800 | Model, packaging and local registration name |
| Elasty | From about RMB 4,500 | Support level and dynamic facial movement |
| Revolax / local “Shiruxuan” listing | From about RMB 8,800 | Full product name and whether the quote is current |
| “Spring” filler listing | From about RMB 3,000 | Manufacturer and exact registered product |
| Bella | RMB 800–3,000 | Syringe volume and extra procedure charges |
| e.p.t.q. | From about RMB 6,000 | Product grade, lot number and treatment plan |
These figures reflect broad consultation ranges rather than guaranteed clinic prices. A low quote may apply only to a particular line, a smaller syringe, a new-customer promotion or a designated injector. A higher quote may include consultation, anesthesia and review, but it may also be a product-only price. Ask for a written itemized total before paying.
Elravie: compare the exact product, not only the brand
Elravie has been visible in the Chinese-speaking aesthetic market for years. Consumers may encounter names such as Classic, Light, Premier, Balance or locally translated editions. Those names should not be treated as interchangeable. A brand may have one registered product in a market while another overseas line has a different status.
Softer gels are often discussed for lips, superficial folds and areas where movement matters. Products with greater projection may be considered for the chin or structural contour. That does not mean a firm gel is automatically appropriate for the nose, tear trough or every deep injection. Thin skin and complex blood-vessel anatomy require individual assessment by a properly licensed physician.
YVOIRE: several lines make budget comparison easier—but also more confusing
YVOIRE C and YVOIRE V are commonly mentioned in consumer guides. C-type products are generally discussed for smoother volume replacement, while V-type products are more often associated with contour support. The exact indication, injection depth and approved name must still be checked on the local package.
Advertisements often cite a six-to-twelve-month duration. In practice, persistence varies with the product, injection area, amount, facial movement, metabolism and previous treatment. A quoted duration is not a warranty. For a full-face plan, request a region-by-region proposal and consider staging treatment instead of deciding in advance that a certain number of syringes must be used.
Neuramis: contour goals should be evaluated in motion
Neuramis is frequently discussed for facial contouring and volume replacement. Social-media trends such as the “elf ear” have also increased interest in injections around the ear. The skin is thin and cartilage shapes the area, so copying a standard internet look may create an unnatural result or introduce avoidable risk.
A useful consultation includes front, three-quarter and profile assessment as well as facial movement. Tell the physician what you do not want—an overprojected chin, excessive lip height, a rigid smile or visible edges. Specific limits communicate your preferences better than simply asking for a “natural” result.
How the other seven options differ
Chaeum is often compared for midface volume and smooth contour transitions. Rejeunesse appears in several grades, which means the model and texture need to be matched to the planned layer. Elasty is frequently marketed around structural support, but skin thickness and dynamic movement remain important. Revolax may appear at a higher price in some markets; a premium quote should still identify the exact product, volume and physician.
The “Spring” and Bella names can refer to products marketed differently across regions. Do not rely on a short translated brand name when the manufacturer, registration holder and model are unclear. e.p.t.q. is often promoted for uniform particle structure, yet particle claims do not replace anatomical knowledge, sterile technique or a complication plan.
Why can the same brand differ by several thousand yuan?
- Product line: Softness, cohesiveness and lifting capacity differ within a single brand.
- Syringe size: “One syringe” may mean 0.5 mL, 1 mL or another volume.
- Treatment area: Lips, under-eyes, nose and chin require different planning and risk management.
- Injector fee: Some clinics charge more for a designated physician or director.
- Included items: Consultation, anesthetic, cannula, medication, tax and follow-up may be separate.
- Promotion rules: A headline price may be limited to one branch, time slot, product or patient group.
When a price is far below the usual range, ask for the complete product name, manufacturer, local registration number, syringe volume, expiration date and storage conditions. At the appointment, inspect the sealed box and retain the label or lot information. Do not accept an unlabelled, prefilled or divided syringe whose origin cannot be verified.
How to verify whether a filler is legal where you receive treatment
In mainland China, consumers can use the National Medical Products Administration medical-device database to check the registered product name, registrant, local agent, certificate number and current status. A registered brand does not mean every overseas product line under that brand is authorized. Registration also does not mean that every facial area is an approved indication.
Check the clinic’s Medical Institution Practice License and approved treatment scope. Confirm the injector’s physician registration and the facility where the procedure will take place. A beauty salon, hotel room, private apartment or mobile injection service is not an appropriate setting for a medical procedure that may require immediate management of vascular complications.
What should happen during a responsible consultation?
The physician should ask about previous fillers, surgery, dental work, cold sores, skin infection, allergies, medications and bleeding history. The examination should consider facial proportions, skin thickness, asymmetry and movement. A responsible plan also explains where filler is not recommended and whether another treatment—or no treatment—is more suitable.
Before consent, ask what product will be used, how much is planned for each area, why that layer was selected and whether treatment can be staged. Also ask who will review you if swelling, nodules or asymmetry persists. For hyaluronic acid filler, the clinic should have a clear protocol for suspected vascular occlusion and timely access to appropriate emergency care.
Recovery, limitations and warning signs
Redness, tenderness, swelling, bruising, itching and temporary asymmetry can occur after injection. Many mild reactions improve over several days, although the timing varies by area, volume and individual tissue response. Avoid scheduling treatment immediately before an important event or flight if you cannot allow time for observation and review.
Less common problems include infection, delayed inflammation, nodules, migration and tissue injury. Accidental injection into a blood vessel can reduce blood flow and, in severe cases, affect skin or vision. Seek urgent medical care for unusual or escalating pain, white, gray or blue skin, visual change, eye pain, facial drooping, weakness, confusion, difficulty speaking or a sudden severe headache during or after treatment.
People with an active infection, uncontrolled inflammatory skin condition, severe allergy history or bleeding disorder need medical assessment before treatment. Pregnancy, breastfeeding, prescription drugs and supplements should be disclosed. Anticoagulant medication should only be changed under instructions from the clinician who prescribed it.
A practical way to choose a Korean filler in 2026
Begin with the treatment area and the type of movement or support it needs. Narrow the list to products legally registered in the country where the injection will occur. Then compare the exact product line, physician, planned volume, total price and aftercare. Elravie, YVOIRE and Neuramis are widely discussed Korean options, but no product is automatically suitable for every face or every injection site.
The most useful “ranking” is therefore personal: a traceable product, a licensed medical setting, a physician who explains both benefits and limits, and a clinic prepared to manage complications. That combination matters more than a viral brand list or the lowest price per syringe.