STEP 01

Volume restoration starting from the foundations deep within the skin.

Volume restoration starting from the foundations deep within the skin.
If you’ve ever had filler and it looked unnatural,
most of the time it was not the ingredients, but the order that was the problem.
The first thing to change is the bone, and the last thing to become visible is the outer skin.
So if you approach it by looking only at the surface, you cannot reach the root of the problem. What changes first is the bone,
what shows last is the outer skin.
So if you approach by looking only at the surface,
you cannot reach the root of the problem.
From the inside to the outside
STEP 01
STEP 02
STEP 03
STEP 04
STEP 05
Changes visible on the surface appear last.
Rebuilding begins in reverse, starting from the deeper layers.
Even "hollowing" that looks similar has different causes for each person.
For some, it is because fat has reduced, for others because muscle has changed, and for others because bone is diminishing.
Sunken cheeks make you look older.
The nasolabial folds are gradually getting deeper
The temples are sunken and you look tired
I had filler injections, but it looks unnatural. A feeling that the whole face has drooped down
Although these changes may look the same, their causes are different. First, check which layer the problem is in.
Starting from the fat layer and moving on to the muscles and bones, we explain the changes that happen simultaneously, step by step.
LAYER 4 · Fat layer
LAYER 6 · Muscles
LAYER 7 · Bone
If you have ever had fillers and felt they looked unnatural, it is often not the ingredients but the order in which they were injected that is the problem.
As much as where the material is placed, the order in which it is placed determines the result.



Subcutaneous (fat layer)Fascial layerWithin and around the muscleRight above the bone01
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04 · Last
If support in the deep layer is restored first, you can also expect the surface fat that had sagged downward to return to its original position.
Obliv's Volume · Shape prioritises a dual-plane approach in the order of deep layer (just above the bone) → superficial layer (fat layer).
Even though they are both "volume treatments", their purposes are different. The first sentence on each card should be "what concern it is used for", and the ingredient and structure explanation should be placed below that.
NEUROMODULATOR · Muscle
LAYER 6 · Within and around the muscle
It is not a procedure to remove wrinkles. It is a structural procedure that relaxes overly tense muscles and restores facial balance.
How
Selectively relax overactive muscles with botulinum toxin. It is used for contour correction (square jaw, V-line), wrinkle reduction, and improving muscle balance.

DERMAL FILLER · Dual plane
LAYER 4 · 7 · Dual-plane injection
This is a procedure that adds volume. The depth at which it is inserted determines the result.
How
Apply HA (hyaluronic acid) or CaHA (calcium hydroxyapatite) filler differently depending on the injection depth. In the deep layer just above the bone, first rebuild structural support, and in the fat layer, correct superficial volume. CaHA induces autologous collagen production while providing immediate volume.

THREAD LIFTING · Physical traction
LAYER 5 · Fascial layer traction
This is a method of directly lifting sagging tissue with a thread. It is effective for sagging that is difficult to reach with equipment.
How
PDO (polydioxanone) barbed threads physically lift the tissue from the deeper layers. A lifting effect is visible immediately after the procedure, and as the threads dissolve, they help stimulate collagen production.

THREAD LIFTING · Spring type
LAYER 5 · Fascial Layer · Volume Restoration
Unlike Mint threads, its spring structure allows it to restore volume as well as lift.
How
PDO scaffold-type thread. Its dense structure increases the tissue contact area to promote collagen regeneration, and as it degrades, it helps remodel the ligament and surrounding tissue network.

FAQ
Botox and filler treatments allow you to go about your daily life on the same day. For 4–6 hours after the procedure, take care not to touch or press the treated area, and please avoid saunas, alcohol and vigorous exercise on the day of the treatment.
The effects begin to appear 3 to 7 days after the procedure, with the maximum effect becoming apparent around 2 weeks later. The average duration of the results is 4 to 6 months.
Yes, they can be performed together. Thread lifting physically lifts sagging tissue, while fillers are used to restore lost volume, so the approaches are different. At Obliv, we diagnose the layers first and then design the optimal combination.
HA (hyaluronic acid) fillers typically last 6–18 months, while CaHA (calcium hydroxyapatite) fillers typically last 12–18 months. This can vary depending on the injection depth and area, as well as an individual’s metabolic rate.
Botox relaxes overactive muscles with botulinum toxin to improve wrinkles and refine facial contours. Fillers work by directly adding volume to sunken areas. Obliv follows a dual-plane approach, filling from the deep layer just above the bone and then the fat layer.