Collarbone & Shoulder-Line Contouring
Collarbone and shoulder-line contouring uses small, carefully planned amounts of injectable — often a collagen stimulator or hyaluronic acid — to soften hollows above or below the collarbone and create a smoother neckline. It takes about 20–30 minutes under numbing cream. Suitability depends on anatomy and is decided after examination.
What is Collarbone & Shoulder-Line Contouring?
This area lies close to important vessels and nerves, so conservative volume, cannula technique and an experienced doctor are essential.
Safety note: Korea restricts certain large-volume body filler uses (for example, breast augmentation with injectable filler is not permitted). Violacell only recommends body injectables in amounts and areas that your physician considers appropriate after an in-person assessment. See body filler safety.
Collarbone & Shoulder-Line Contouring at a glance
- Procedure time: 20–30 minutes
- Anesthesia: Numbing cream
- Downtime: Mild swelling 1–3 days
- Discomfort: Mild
- Sessions: 1–2 sessions
- Location: Violacell Plastic Surgery, 3F, 138 Dosan-daero, Gangnam-gu, Seoul (Sinsa Station Exit 1)
How it works
Product is placed with a blunt cannula in safe planes to smooth the transition between neck, collarbone and chest.
Who it is for
- Deep hollows around the collarbone
- Uneven neckline after weight loss
Results and how long they last
Visible soon after treatment with HA; gradual with collagen stimulators.
Risks, recovery and aftercare
Bruising, swelling, unevenness and rarely vascular complications.
Frequently asked questions
Is shoulder Botox the same?
No; shoulder-slimming toxin relaxes the trapezius muscle, which is a different treatment.
Related treatments and guides
Medically reviewed by Dr. Kim Young-jun, plastic surgeon · Last reviewed 2026-09-30. This page is general medical information, not a diagnosis; suitability is decided at an in-person consultation.
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