What's with Jung Yong-jin's ear fillers lol. Am I the only one who suddenly started noticing his ears after seeing this?

No, the really funny thing is

There was such a huge fuss over Starbucks, and now the topic of Jung Yong-jin's ear fillers is trending lol

 

 

I was like, "What is this again?" at first, too, but then I saw the term "ear filler" and was like, "Huh?"

Ear fillers????? I was like, "Is there such a thing??" so I searched it up right away!

 

But as I looked into it, I realized that person was really bothered by the ears.

 

The skin in front of my ears is a bit sunken, so they look a bit lacking in volume?

But I heard that it sags more as you get older.

 

Is he trying to emulate the Buddha's physiognomy because he's a chaebol...?

 

 

For those who didn't know what ear fillers were (I found out today too, haha)

 

I heard that ear fillers are a procedure where a small amount of hyaluronic acid filler is injected to fill in sunken areas in front of the ears, correct the shape of the ear cartilage, and restore volume to the earlobes!

 

They said it’s not surgery, and that they apply anesthetic cream and it’s over within 10 to 15 minutes.

 

There is also almost no recovery period.

 

The price varies depending on the area and volume, but it is said to be roughly in the 50,000 to 300,000 won range, and the effect lasts for about 6 to 12 months.

 

But the reason ear fillers are suddenly trending is...

 

Actually, I heard that the ears are one of the parts of the face where your age subtly shows (I didn't know that...).

 

Many people use fillers to correct their cheek fat, and it is said that as we age, the tissue in the ears also sinks, causing the front of the ears to become hollow.

 

It seems like it became a trend because it overlapped with the Jung Yong-jin issue... Anyway, thanks to that, I learned today that there is a procedure called ear fillers lol.

 

 

Honestly, at first I was like, "Why would you touch the ear?" but the more I looked into it, the more I secretly covet it...

 

Almost no recovery time / scar No turret / Not a heavy burden in terms of price / The effect is natural volume correction

 

Considering this, isn't the barrier to entry relatively low compared to other procedures?

 

Has anyone received this themselves? I'd like to hear an honest review of how it was.