Evenly spread, densely filling Olidia

While dermal filler creates immediate volume with the injected material, Olidia works by stimulating collagen production through PLLA particles, helping the skin fill itself. Therefore, changes appear gradually, and the skin texture and elasticity tend to improve along with volume.

Since Olidia is injected into the dermis and subcutaneous layer, you may feel a stinging or tight sensation. Anesthetic cream is applied sufficiently before the procedure, and a cannula may be used in some areas to reduce irritation. Pain sensitivity may vary by individual.

Immediately after Olidia treatment, you may experience swelling, mild bruising, and a feeling of tightness at the injection sites, which usually subside gradually over 3 to 7 days. You can generally wash your face and apply light makeup after about three to four hours. On days with swelling, cold compresses and adequate rest can aid recovery.

Since collagen takes time to form, many people typically notice changes around one month after Olidia treatment. After completing about 3 sessions, the improved state tends to last relatively long, but the duration of results may vary depending on age and skin condition.

Olidia is typically recommended as a series of about 3 sessions at 4- to 6-week intervals to build up the collagen response gradually. After that, maintenance can be done every six months to a year depending on your skin condition. The required dosage and number of sessions will be determined together during a consultation.

Rarely, small lumps may be felt at the injection sites with Olidia. Following the post-treatment massage instructions for a few days can be helpful. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, or have a keloid tendency or autoimmune disease, please consult with us first.