RE: BERRY eye area Oligio + lower-face Sofwave, natural treatment, overall process reassuring
Pamela
11 hours ago
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Seoul 2-day Trip2026-08-02 ~ 2026-08-03
On this trip to Korea, I booked an appointment at the RE:BERRY aesthetic clinic through Creatrip. What I was most concerned about was my eye area looking more tired, my upper eyelids feeling a bit heavy, and some early sagging starting around my lower face and jawline. So I did quite a bit of research before booking, and I also hoped to find a treatment with natural-looking results that would not feel overdone.
After arriving at the clinic, a staff member helped confirm my reservation details, then I went through a facial assessment and a treatment explanation. The clinic was clean and bright, and the overall flow was very smooth. During the consultation, I specifically explained that I did not want a lot of filler, and I also did not want my face to look overly puffy or stiff afterward, I only wanted adjustments in the areas that truly needed improvement.
After checking my face, the doctor recommended 400 shots of Oligio around the eyes, 200 shots of Sofwave on the lower face, plus Botox. The eye-area Oligio mainly targeted the upper eyelids, outer corners of the eyes, and fine lines under the eyes, with the goal of improving firmness around the eyes. Sofwave focused on the lower face, jowls, and jawline, aiming to make the facial contour look tighter. I felt this zone-by-zone approach was more targeted than simply doing every treatment as a full-face procedure.
Before the treatment officially started, the staff helped with cleansing, applied numbing cream, and prepared everything beforehand. During the eye-area Oligio, I felt warmth and a mild prickling sensation, but overall it was still tolerable. The deeper heat sensation from Sofwave was more noticeable, and certain spots had a brief sore, hot feeling, but the doctor adjusted based on my reactions and checked if I could handle it during the process, so it did not make me overly nervous. As for Botox, it was injected conservatively based on my actual muscle condition, and not too many areas were done at once.
Right after the treatment, I only had slight redness and a tight feeling, with no obvious swelling, and nothing uncomfortable enough to affect my itinerary. Visually it looked very natural, it did not give off that obvious “I just had an aesthetic treatment” look. My skin condition was also very stable the next day, with no blisters, noticeable swelling, or unusual pain. Since Oligio, Sofwave, and Botox all take some time to gradually show results, I am still in the observation stage, and I expect the firming and contour changes to become easier to see after a few weeks.
The total price for this treatment was NT$65,000 including tax, and it included 400 shots of Oligio around the eyes, 200 shots of Sofwave on the lower face, plus Botox. Compared with pricing for similar treatments in Taiwan, I felt this package was overall quite appealing, especially since it addressed two different concerns at the same time, the eye area and the lower face, rather than treating only one area.
Overall, I was satisfied with my experience at RE:BERRY. From booking and consultation to the treatment itself and post-care instructions, everything was explained clearly, and the doctor planned around my needs rather than simply adding more procedures. For anyone visiting Korea for aesthetic treatments for the first time, I highly recommend organizing your key concerns, the kinds of results you cannot accept, and your budget in advance. Explain these directly during the consultation, and before paying, confirm the treatment names, the number of shots, the Botox brand, and the injection areas again. This makes the whole process more reassuring, and it is easier to get a treatment plan that matches what you are hoping for.
