How many cc of filler? Label volumes and how Korean clinics price it

Prices below: 83 regular prices published by 14 clinics in this directory, checked October 2026. Event prices are left out.

How many cc of filler are typical

Korean clinics say "cc". Labels say "mL". 1 cc is 1 mL. This guide covers hyaluronic-acid filler. The volumes below come from US FDA-approved labels (Directions for Use) of Juvéderm and Restylane products. We found no label volumes for Korean-made brands in our sources, so ask the clinic for the instructions of the product it will use.

What size is a syringe

Many filler syringes hold 1 cc, but not all of them. In the US device records of the FDA, the syringe sizes are:

The same database also lists 0.4, 0.55 and 0.8 mL packs of Juvéderm Ultra and Ultra Plus. The labels say the volume is as stated on the syringe label and on the carton. So "1 cc" in a price list is only as good as the syringe in front of you.

Volumes by area on US labels

The numbers below are what a pivotal study used or what the label allows. A median is the middle value in a study. A maximum is a limit on the label. None of them is a target. Medians include both sides unless stated.

The Juvéderm labels also limit a patient to 20 mL of any Juvéderm gel per 60 kg of body mass per year.

For a plain-language bridge from mL to syringes, Galderma's consumer page (a manufacturer page, not a label) says the average Restylane Lyft cheek treatment in clinical settings was 3 mL in total, which is 3 syringes, at the first treatment. It also says the average in a Restylane Contour study was 3.8 mL, which is 1.9 syringes per side.

Areas with no label volume

For the nose and forehead, and for the under-eye with products other than Volbella or Eyelight, our sources give no label volume. These uses are off-label in the US. We also found no consensus paper with a volume per area in a readable table. If a clinic sells nose or forehead filler by area, ask how many cc the area price includes.

Korean-made and imported brands

Published papers confirm the origin of these brands:

• Neuramis: Medytox, Korea.
• YVOIRE: LG Chem, Korea.
• Belotero: Merz, Germany.
• Juvéderm: Allergan, France.
• Restylane: Q-Med (Galderma), Sweden.

The papers that name Neuramis and YVOIRE were written by employees of the makers. Other Korean-made brands that clinics list include Chaeum and Rejuviel. We did not verify their makers in our sources.

How clinics in Korea quote filler prices

Korean clinics usually sell filler per syringe. These patterns are common in the prices that clinics in this directory publish:

• Per 1 cc syringe. The standard price unit is one 1 cc syringe.
• Korean-made or imported. Prices are grouped as Korean-made (국산, guksan), for example Neuramis, YVOIRE, Chaeum and Rejuviel, or imported (수입, suip), for example Juvéderm, Restylane and Belotero. Imported filler is usually priced at about twice the Korean-made price, or more.
• By area at some clinics. Some clinics price by area (lips, nose, chin or under-eye) instead of by cc. Ask how many cc the area price includes.
• Bundles. Some clinics sell 2 to 5 cc bundles at a lower price per cc.
• VAT usually excluded. "부가세 별도" (bugase byeoldo) means VAT is charged on top of the listed price. Most clinics list it this way, but not all.
• Event prices. Time-limited event prices are common. They are not in the table on this page.

Each label names its own areas, so two fillers at the same price per cc are not necessarily meant for the same area.

Published prices: 1 cc of filler

This table compares regular prices for 1 cc of filler, grouped as Korean-made or imported, with the area when the clinic names one. The lines at the top show the starting price of each group and the number of clinics.

Published prices by brand

This table compares the filler brands that at least three clinics in this directory list at a regular price for 1 cc. For each brand it shows the number of clinics and the lowest, median and highest price. Origins are as stated in the sources below.

Questions to ask before you book

• Which filler will be used, and where is it made? Ask to see the box and the syringe label.
• How many cc will you get, and what size is the syringe? Ask to see the sealed syringe and the volume printed on its label.
• Is the price per cc or per area, and how many cc does an area price include?
• Who injects, and does that change the price?
• Is VAT included in the price, or added on top (부가세 별도)?
• What is the touch-up policy, and what happens if the result needs correcting, for example with a dissolving injection? Is that included or charged?
• Is this the regular price or an event price, and when does the event end?

FAQ

How much filler is 1 cc?

1 cc is 1 mL. Many filler syringes hold 1 mL, but the FDA device records also list syringes of 0.4, 0.5, 0.55, 0.8 and 2.0 mL. Labels say the volume is the one stated on the syringe label and the carton, so check the label on the syringe you receive, not only the price list.

How many cc of filler for lips?

On US labels, the typical volume for the lips and the area around the mouth is about 2.2 mL for Juvéderm Ultra XC and about 2.6 mL for Volbella XC at the first course. The Restylane label sets a maximum of 1.5 mL per lip per treatment. These are not targets. The doctor decides after examining you.

How many cc of filler for cheeks?

In the Juvéderm Voluma XC study, the median was 6.6 mL in total for both cheeks, with a range of 1.2 to 13.9 mL. Restylane Lyft allows a maximum of 6.0 mL per treatment. Galderma says the average Lyft cheek treatment in clinical settings was 3 mL, which is 3 syringes. Your doctor decides the amount.

How many cc of filler for the chin?

In the Juvéderm Voluma XC study, the median for the chin was 2.4 mL in total, with a range of 0.7 to 4.0 mL. Restylane Lyft allows a maximum of 4 mL per treatment including touch-up. Restylane Defyne allows 4 mL: 2 mL in the chin and 2 mL below the lower lip. The doctor sets the amount.

How much does filler cost in Korea?

Korean clinics usually price filler per 1 cc syringe and group it as Korean-made or imported. Imported filler is usually priced at about twice the Korean-made price or more. Some clinics price by area, and some sell 2 to 5 cc bundles at a lower price per cc. The table on this page shows regular prices with the VAT basis and check date.

Is Korean filler different from imported filler?

They are different brands from different makers. Neuramis (Medytox) and YVOIRE (LG Chem) are made in Korea. Juvéderm (Allergan, France), Restylane (Q-Med, Sweden) and Belotero (Merz, Germany) are imported. The labels we read cover imported brands only. No source we read says one origin works better, so ask the clinic which product it uses.

Sources

• Allergan Aesthetics / AbbVie: JUVÉDERM VOLUMA XC Directions for Use (US, 11/2023)
• Allergan Aesthetics / AbbVie: JUVÉDERM Ultra XC Directions for Use (US, 05/2023)
• Allergan Aesthetics / AbbVie: JUVÉDERM Ultra Plus XC Directions for Use (US, 05/2023)
• Allergan Aesthetics / AbbVie: JUVÉDERM VOLLURE XC Directions for Use (US, 05/2023)
• Allergan Aesthetics / AbbVie: JUVÉDERM VOLBELLA XC Directions for Use (US, 05/2023)
• Allergan Aesthetics / AbbVie: JUVÉDERM VOLUX XC Directions for Use (US, 05/2023)
• Galderma: Restylane Instructions for Use (US, revised June 2026)
• Galderma: Restylane Lyft Instructions for Use (US, revised June 2026)
• Galderma: Restylane Kysse Instructions for Use (US, revised September 2023)
• Galderma: Restylane Eyelight Instructions for Use (US, revised June 2026)
• Galderma: Restylane Contour Instructions for Use (US, revised April 2026)
• Galderma: Restylane Defyne Instructions for Use (US, revised September 2023)
• Galderma (restylaneusa.com): Restylane Lyft product page
• US FDA (openFDA / GUDID): device identifier records, brand JUVEDERM
• US FDA (openFDA / GUDID): device identifier records, brand RESTYLANE
• Clinical, Cosmetic and Investigational Dermatology: comparison of 14 hyaluronic acid fillers in mini pigs (2021)
• Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Global Open: two randomized trials of hyaluronic acid fillers for nasolabial folds (2020)

Prices in the table are the regular prices that clinics in this directory publish on their own price lists, checked at each update.