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Yvoire is the hyaluronic acid filler line made by LG Chem, the life sciences arm of one of Korea's largest industrial groups. That parentage matters more than it sounds. Yvoire is not a boutique brand assembled by a contract manufacturer; it comes out of a company with its own polymer chemistry heritage, and the range has been on the Korean market long enough that most Seoul clinics have an opinion about it. Among Korean buyers it tends to be the reference point other domestic fillers are measured against.
The line is built on cross-linked hyaluronic acid presented in 1.1 ml prefilled syringes, each packed with two needles. LG Chem's stated approach with the Classic Plus generation is MICE technology — Minimal Initiation for Crosslinking Efficiency — which is the company's method of achieving gel stability while using less cross-linking agent, and which shows up in practice as a smooth, uniform gel that extrudes evenly. Uniform particle size is the practical benefit clinics notice: the gel goes in without the stutter that betrays an inconsistent product.
Yvoire is a professional-use range intended for administration by trained injectors. Our buyers are clinics, dermatology practices and distributors, and the three variants are almost always ordered together because they cover different jobs rather than competing for the same one.
The Yvoire range
Yvoire Classic
Yvoire Classic — the Classic Plus formulation — is the moderate-correction member of the family and the one most practices move fastest. It is built for everyday facial wrinkle work and modest volume restoration: forehead lines, cheek softening, temple hollows, jugal wrinkles, nasolabial folds, marionette lines, chin definition. LG Chem states an effect duration of roughly six to seven months. The homogeneous texture that MICE technology produces is most obvious here, where the gel is placed relatively superficially and any lumpiness would be visible.
Yvoire Volume
Yvoire Volume steps up in purpose without stepping up in concentration — it carries 22 mg/ml of highly purified hyaluronic acid with 0.3% lidocaine for injection comfort. It is formulated for deep facial wrinkles and for restoring volume where the face has genuinely lost it: hollow temples, flattened cheeks, deep nasolabial folds and marionette lines, forehead contour, lip shaping. Stated duration is also in the six to seven month range. The lidocaine content is the practical difference many injectors care about day to day.
Yvoire Contour
Yvoire Contour is the thickest gel in the line and the one used for sculpting rather than smoothing. Its density makes it suitable for building facial contour and filling deep skin depressions — temples, cheekbone and jugomalar hollowing, chin projection, deep forehead furrows, pronounced nasolabial folds. The viscoelasticity is high enough that it holds its shape once placed, which is what you want when you are creating structure and not what you want when you are treating a fine line.
How to choose
Depth is the deciding axis. Classic sits highest and softest, Volume occupies the middle ground with the addition of lidocaine, Contour goes deepest and holds firmest. A clinic that stocks all three can treat a full face from forehead lines to chin projection without reaching outside the brand.
| Product | Gel density | Lidocaine | Primary use | Typical areas |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yvoire Classic | Light to medium | — | Moderate wrinkle correction | Forehead, cheeks, temples, nasolabial folds, chin |
| Yvoire Volume | Medium | 0.3% | Deep wrinkles and volume restoration | Temples, cheeks, nasolabial folds, lip contour, forehead |
| Yvoire Contour | High | — | Structural contouring | Temples, cheekbones, chin, deep folds and furrows |
All three come as 1.1 ml prefilled syringes with two needles included, so unit sizing and stock counting stay consistent across the range. For injection planes, technique and patient selection, consult the prescribing information LG Chem supplies with the product.
Storage and shipping
Store Yvoire sealed, away from direct sunlight, and do not freeze. Syringes are sterile and single-use; discard any unit whose packaging has been damaged or previously opened. We ship from Seoul in protective packaging with full remaining shelf life on every syringe.
Buying Yvoire from MY SKIN KOREA
We buy Yvoire inside Korea, from the Korean supply chain, and ship it in original LG Chem packaging. That means no relabelling, no repackaging and no short-dated clearance stock. We are in Seoul, we ship worldwide, and we consolidate mixed orders so Classic, Volume and Contour can travel with the rest of your list. For volume pricing and standing orders see our wholesale page, or get in touch and we will quote against your order sheet. Yvoire sits with the rest of our dermal fillers, and clinics frequently add a skin booster or a numbing cream to the same shipment.
Frequently asked questions
Who makes Yvoire?
LG Chem, in South Korea.
What is the difference between Yvoire Classic and Yvoire Volume?
Classic is the lighter gel for moderate wrinkle correction. Volume is formulated for deeper wrinkles and volume restoration and contains 0.3% lidocaine.
Which Yvoire is best for cheekbones and chin?
Contour. It is the densest gel in the range and holds structure in the deeper planes.
How long does Yvoire last?
LG Chem states approximately six to seven months for Classic and Volume. Real-world duration varies with the patient, the area and the amount placed.
What is MICE technology?
LG Chem's term for its cross-linking method, which aims to reach gel stability using a reduced amount of cross-linking agent and yields a smooth, uniform texture.
What is in the box?
One 1.1 ml prefilled syringe and two needles.
Can I order Yvoire alongside other brands?
Yes. Mixed-brand orders are standard and ship together from Seoul. Send us your list and we will price it.
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