Eye area · Shimbashi & Ginza
A next-generation filler placed in the eye area and the nasolabial folds. It adds volume, and it also prompts the skin to make its own collagen after the injection — so the change carries on for a while rather than sitting still. Nothing is cut. Male patients only.
The standard price for filler in the eye area is ¥78,000 at Shinbashi Ginza Swift Clinic in Shimbashi, Tokyo, and ¥98,000 for the nasolabial folds. A retouch is ¥10,000 off. The product is Esthefill, a next-generation filler: it adds volume and prompts collagen production after it is placed. A session takes about 30 minutes, and it is repeated every 18 to 24 months. All of it is self-pay.
| Area | Price |
|---|---|
| Eye area | ¥78,000 |
| Nasolabial folds | ¥98,000 |
| Retouch | ¥10,000 off |
All treatment here is self-pay, so Japanese national health insurance does not apply. See the full price list for everything else we do.
It lasts longer. Esthefill is described as lasting a year and a half to two years, against about six months for hyaluronic acid — so it needs maintaining less often.
It sits more naturally. Hyaluronic acid is a gel; Esthefill is particulate, so it settles into the face after placement. That matters to men who want to keep their expression and would rather nobody noticed anything dramatic had happened.
It does more than fill. The product stimulates collagen production after it is placed, so improvement in lines and skin quality can follow on from the volume itself.
| Time | About 30 minutes |
| Interval | Once every 18 to 24 months. A retouch at two months can settle the volume further |
| Pain | Little, though the needle and the injection itself can feel odd |
Male patients only, and the doctor is male. Men's skin differs from women's — the muscle sits differently, and so do the causes of lines and sagging — so the placement is planned around that.
You can be seen here without speaking Japanese. Consultations are handled with a translation app and written notes rather than by an English-speaking doctor, which works well for treatments where the decision is straightforward — repeat prescriptions, testing, hair removal — and is slower where you have a complicated history to explain. Treatment information, pricing and access details on these pages are in English. The booking system and the pre-visit questionnaire are in Japanese, so message us on LINE beforehand if you would like help completing them.
At this clinic, ¥78,000 for the eye area and ¥98,000 for the nasolabial folds, with ¥10,000 off a retouch. It is self-pay, so Japanese national health insurance is not required for the fees listed here.
Esthefill is described as lasting a year and a half to two years, against about six months for hyaluronic acid. Sessions are spaced 18 to 24 months apart, and a retouch at around two months can settle the volume further.
There is little pain, though the needle going in and the product going down can feel odd. Tell the doctor if it is uncomfortable.
A feeling of pressure for a few days, bruising where the needle goes in, and an uneven result if too much is placed. The serious one is filler pressing on or entering a blood vessel, which can cause tissue ischaemia or necrosis — prevented by planning the placement and checking as the product goes in. The doctor goes through all of this before anything is done.
Yes. Only male patients attend this clinic and the doctor is male, so there is no waiting room to share with women. Men's skin differs in how the muscle sits and in what causes the lines and sagging, and the placement is planned around that.
One minute from Shimbashi Station, a short walk from Ginza. Male patients only, and the consultation is free.
