2–4 weeks is when the first measurable change appears after a fat dissolving injection, and the visible contour settles at week 6–12 after the final session — priced from ₩99,000 (≈ $71) per vial at Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong, where a co-director fixes your session count and review dates in writing.
Fat dissolving injections are the opposite of an instant treatment, and knowing the clock in advance is what separates a calm recovery from four weeks of mirror anxiety. The injected solution — deoxycholic-acid-class agents that disrupt the membrane of subcutaneous fat cells — does its visible work slowly: the drug destroys adipocyte membranes within hours, but your lymphatic system then needs weeks to clear the released lipids and cell debris. That biological clearance is why day 3 looks puffier than day 0, why week 2 often looks like nothing happened, and why week 6 is when clothes start fitting differently.
At Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong the timeline is managed, not just quoted. A co-director — Dr. Lee Wonjin (KR Medical License 143124) or Dr. Lee Kangin (KR Medical License 141247) — maps your fat layer at a 15–20 minute consultation, fixes the vial or cc count per zone and the number of sessions in writing, and schedules reviews at the biologically honest points: week 2 for swelling review, week 4–6 for the next session decision, week 12 for the final verdict. Pricing follows the published list — from ₩99,000 (≈ $71) per vial for the double chin and deep cheek, ₩129,000 (≈ $92) per vial for body zones, and contour injection from ₩59,000 (≈ $42) per 5cc — the same KRW figures for Korean and international patients, and typically 50–70% below what US and UK clinics charge for the same drug class. Zone-by-zone plans sit within the wider body contouring program.