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Revision procedures & prices

Source: Partner clinic price list (cooperation quote, received 2026-07-18)

What is an "overfilled face" (馒化)?

馒化 — literally "steamed-bun face" — describes a face that has lost its definition after repeated filler injections or over-grafted fat: puffy, heavy, and blurred. Revision works by removing excess filler and overgrown fat, then re-supporting the face with a fascia-level lift. The partner clinic offers the following procedures, graded by severity.

Procedures and reference prices

These are the clinic's published list prices, for orientation only; your actual plan and cost are set at the in-person consultation. Complex revisions carry a +¥10,000 surcharge.

Mild overfilling

Procedure Reference price
Skin–bone adhesion injection (any one area: cheekbone apple, marionette pouch, cheek, zygoma, double chin, jawline, temple, forehead, brow line, eyelid) ¥4,999

Moderate overfilling (ultrasonic emulsification/vaporization + cavity closure + precision sculpting)

Procedure Reference price
Upper face ¥19,800
Midface ¥29,800
Lower face ¥29,800
Full-face package ¥39,800
Fascia-ligament lift ¥19,800

Severe overfilling (full-face revision: removal + small-incision fascia-fixation lift, incl. facial liposuction)

Procedure Reference price
Upper face (hairline incision) ¥29,999
Midface (pre-auricular incision) ¥29,999
Lower face (post-auricular incision) ¥29,999
Foreign-body (filler) removal ¥5,000
Fat thinning (non-liposuction, for overgrowth) ¥5,000
Buccal fat pad removal ¥5,000
Fat repositioning ¥5,000
Indian-line (tear-trough extension) refill ¥5,000

Forehead revision

Procedure Reference price
Forehead filler removal + forehead lift/reduction ¥29,999
Foreign-body removal ¥5,000
Fat thinning (non-liposuction, for overgrowth) ¥5,000

Chin revision

Procedure Reference price
Chin muscle binding ¥19,800
Double-chin muscle binding ¥19,800
Chin foreign-body removal ¥5,000

The information on this site is for general education only, drawn from materials supplied by our partner clinic. It is not medical advice, does not create a doctor–patient relationship, and cannot tell you whether any procedure is right for you. Only a licensed physician who has examined you can do that.

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