Treatment guide · Skin Boosters
Olidia in Seoul
A Korean PLLA injectable that gradually builds collagen for firmer skin.
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Quick answer
Olidia is a Korean poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA) collagen stimulator that is mixed with water and injected to gradually improve skin firmness and texture. In Seoul it typically costs about ₩300,000–₩900,000 per session, takes 20–30 minutes, has 1–3 days of swelling, shows results over 1–3 months, usually needs 2–3 sessions and can last up to about 1–2 years.
Estimated cost in Seoul
₩300,000–₩900,000
Treatment time
20–30 minutes
Downtime
1–3 days of swelling
Results show
Gradual, 1–3 months
Results last
About 1–2 years
Sessions
2–3 sessions, about 4 weeks apart
Olidia explained
Olidia is a PLLA-based injectable made in Korea. PLLA is the same type of ingredient used in Sculptra. It comes as a powder that is mixed with sterile water before injection and is used to improve skin quality and firmness.
How Olidia works
After mixing, the PLLA particles are injected into the deeper skin or under the skin, often with a cannula. The particles are slowly broken down by the body while stimulating new collagen over weeks to months. Massage of the area is usually advised for a few days to spread the product evenly. It cannot be dissolved with hyaluronidase.
Who Olidia is for
- Mild to moderate skin laxity
- Thin or crepey skin
- Fine lines and dull texture
- People who want gradual, longer-lasting improvement
Who should avoid Olidia
- People who want instant volume for an event
- Lips and the area directly under the eyes
- Pregnant or breastfeeding women
- Anyone with infection, active acne or autoimmune disease (ask a doctor first)
- People with a tendency to keloids
What happens at the appointment
- Consultation and skin assessment
- Cleansing and numbing cream or local anaesthetic
- Injection with cannula or needle across the area
- Massage of the treated area
- Home massage instructions and plan for the next session
Aftercare and flying home
- Massage the area as instructed, often for several days
- Expect mild swelling and tenderness for 1–3 days
- Avoid alcohol, saunas and hard exercise for 2–3 days
- Wait about 2 weeks before laser, HIFU or RF on the area
- Flying is usually fine after 24 hours
Side effects and risks
- Swelling, redness and tenderness
- Bruising
- Small lumps or nodules if not spread evenly
- Rare: infection or delayed nodules
How much does Olidia cost in Seoul?
₩300,000–₩900,000 (about US$220–660) — The price depends on the number of vials, the areas treated and the number of sessions. Korean PLLA products are often priced lower than imported options. Prices are estimates and change with promotions.
Why get Olidia in Korea?
Olidia is made in Korea and is widely available in Seoul, often at lower prices than imported PLLA. Clinics commonly combine it with lifting devices in packages.
Prices are estimates gathered for Seoul clinics and change with brand, dose and promotions — confirm a quote with the clinic before booking. This page is general information, not medical advice; a doctor will assess whether a treatment suits you at consultation.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Olidia cost in Seoul?
Olidia usually costs about ₩300,000–₩900,000 per session in Seoul. The total depends on the number of vials and sessions.
Does Olidia hurt?
Numbing cream or local anaesthetic is used. Most people feel pressure and mild soreness for a day or two.
How many Olidia sessions do I need?
Most plans use 2–3 sessions about 4 weeks apart. Results build over 1–3 months and can last about 1–2 years.
When can I fly after Olidia?
Flying is usually fine after 24 hours. Keep up the massage routine if your doctor advised it.
Is Olidia safe?
PLLA has been used in aesthetics for many years. The main risk is small lumps, which is why correct mixing, injection depth and massage matter.
What is the difference between Olidia and Sculptra?
Both are PLLA collagen stimulators. Olidia is a Korean product, while Sculptra is an imported brand with a longer track record; your doctor can explain how they differ in mixing and use.
Where to get it in Seoul
Foreigner-friendly clinics cluster around Gangnam, Sinsa–Apgujeong–Cheongdam and Myeongdong. Tap a number to zoom in, then tap a pin to ask the clinic on WhatsApp whether they offer this treatment and for a quote.
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