Orbital Rim Filler · Gangnam, Seoul

Orbital Rim Filler in Gangnam, Seoul

Smooth hollows around the bony frame of the eye to brighten tired eyes and soften shadows.

Medically reviewed by Sohee Joo, M.D. Updated Oct 2026 English support
Refreshed eye area — orbital rim filler at Nest Clinic Gangnam
Refreshed eye frame

Quick answer: Orbital rim filler at Nest Clinic Gangnam uses hyaluronic acid to soften hollows along the bony rim around the eye. It takes about 15–20 minutes, swelling usually settles in 2–4 days, and results last about 9–12 months.

Procedure 15–20 min
Anesthesia Numbing cream
Downtime 2–4 days
Lasts 9–12 months
Price View list
The basics

What is orbital rim filler?

The orbital rim is the bony frame around the eye. As we age, volume loss makes this rim more visible, creating hollows and shadows that look like tiredness.

Small amounts of filler smooth the transition from eyelid to cheek or brow, so the eye area looks brighter and more rested.

Who is a good candidate?

  • Hollow or sunken look around the eyes
  • A visible bony rim from volume loss
  • Dark shadows despite good sleep
  • A subtle, non-surgical eye refresh
Temple filler before and after at Nest Clinic Gangnam (related result)
Related result — temple filler at Nest Clinic, shown to illustrate our natural-result approach. Photos for orbital rim treatment are shared during your consultation.
Real results

Brighter, more rested eyes

This related upper-face result shows how restoring volume makes the whole eye area look fresher.

  • Fills hollows and smooths contours
  • Brighter, more rested eyes
  • Softer shadows
  • Subtle, natural change

See more temple filler before and after photos →

Your visit

How the treatment works

Consultation

Your doctor assesses your the eye frame, hollows and shadows, facial balance and goals in English, and agrees a plan with you.

Numbing

Topical anesthetic is applied for comfort; most HA fillers also contain lidocaine.

Injection

Small, precise amounts are placed with a fine needle or cannula — about 15–20 minutes.

Check and aftercare

We review the result with you in the mirror and give written aftercare. A follow-up check is recommended.

Aftercare and recovery

  • Mild swelling or bruising usually settles within a few days
  • Avoid heavy exercise, alcohol and saunas for 24–48 hours
  • Do not press or massage the treated area unless your doctor advises it
  • A follow-up check helps fine-tune the result

How to choose the right clinic

  • Doctors who specialize in injectables perform your treatment
  • Certified, traceable products and sterile technique
  • A personal consultation — not a one-size-fits-all package
  • Real patient reviews and before/after photos
Why Nest Clinic

Experience you can check

Sohee Joo, M.D. — Head Physician

M.D., Dongguk University College of Medicine; residency at Dongguk University Medical Center. Former physician at VS Line Clinic (Apgujeong) and Dr. Designer Clinic (Bundang). Member of the Korean Academy of Facial Filler and the Korean Academy of Aesthetic Surgery.

  • Female doctors focused on aesthetic injectables
  • Custom design for your face shape — Korean / English support
  • Premium fillers from trusted global brands, sterile procedure rooms

Meet our doctors →

FAQ

Orbital Rim Filler questions, answered

How long does orbital rim filler last?

Usually 9–12 months.

Is it the same as tear trough filler?

Related but different — the tear trough is the inner under-eye groove; the orbital rim includes the wider eye frame.

Is it safe?

Yes in experienced hands. The eye area needs careful technique, which is why our doctors inject it personally.

Will I bruise?

Bruising is possible around the eyes and usually fades within a week.

How much does orbital rim filler cost at Nest Clinic?

Cost depends on the product and amount needed. See our filler price list or message us on WhatsApp for a personal quote.

Plan your orbital rim filler in Gangnam

4th–5th Floor, Seocho Building, 453 Gangnam-daero, Seocho-gu, Seoul · 1 min from Sinnonhyeon Stn. Exit 7
Weekdays 10:30–20:00 · Sat 10:00–17:00 · Closed Sun and public holidays

Medical information on this page is for general education and does not replace an in-person consultation. Possible side effects include bruising, swelling, infection, inflammation and vascular complications. Individual results vary.