Understanding Periorbital Sebaceous Gland Hyperplasia and Agnes Treatment.

Agnes treatment for under-eye sebaceous gland hyperplasia requires a different approach than simply applying energy once to individual lesions.

The skin around the eyes is thin and delicate, requiring a subtle approach. Therefore, we carefully examine not only the size, depth, and distribution of lesions, but also the individual's skin thickness and the delicate lines around the eyes.

Using Agnes insulated radiofrequency needles, we precisely manage abnormal sebaceous glands. This can improve the bumpy skin texture under the eyes.

1. 'Scatter Pattern' Treatment Design: Considering Sebaceous Gland Distribution

Sebaceous gland hyperplasia often appears not as one or two lesions under the eyes, but as multiple bumps widely spread or in small clusters.

We carefully identify not only the visible bumps but also the distribution range and direction of the sebaceous glands. Based on this, we plan the treatment using a scatter pattern that covers from the center of the lesion to its periphery.

We consider both the visible bumpy lesions and the sebaceous glands located around them. Through this, we can expect a smoother and more even skin texture under the eyes.

2. Customizing Needle Depth and RF Output for Under-Eye Characteristics

Among facial skin, the area around the eyes is particularly thin and sensitive.

Treatments that are too deep or strong can lead to unwanted outcomes such as redness, swelling, hyperpigmentation, and skin texture damage.

We carefully examine the size and depth of the lesions, as well as each individual's under-eye skin thickness and sensitivity, to adjust the needle length and RF output values.

We meticulously adjust the energy intensity and delivery time for each lesion during the treatment. Even when performing multiple treatments, we aim for precise procedures, such as finely adjusting the needle position to avoid excessive stimulation to the same area.

3. Agnes Treatment: Selectively Coagulating Abnormal Sebaceous Glands

Sebaceous gland hyperplasia often makes it difficult to expect fundamental improvement solely by exfoliating the skin surface.

Agnes treatment uses insulated radiofrequency needles to minimize skin surface irritation while selectively delivering energy only to the problematic sebaceous gland areas.

It directly targets sebaceous gland lesions, coagulating excessively prominent sebaceous glands. This can contribute to the subtle improvement of bumpy lesions under the eyes.

Several treatment methods, such as laser, electrocautery, and radiofrequency, can be considered for improving sebaceous gland hyperplasia.

4. Precise Treatment: Real-Time Monitoring of Lesion Temperature Response

Agnes RF treatment uses a method that delivers thermal energy to problematic sebaceous glands, causing localized coagulation.

When thermal energy is properly delivered, you can directly observe the lesion subtly swelling or changing color during the procedure.

During the treatment, we observe these reactions in real-time, delivering additional energy to necessary areas and taking care to avoid excessive thermal stimulation. The goal of this treatment is to delicately manage periorbital sebaceous gland hyperplasia.

After the treatment, we will check the treated area together by looking in a mirror. If you feel there are any areas that need further attention, we can review and address them again.

5. Delicate Finishing to Enhance Under-Eye Skin Texture

When treating under-eye lesions, it's crucial to consider not just removing the bumps, but also promoting natural improvement in the overall under-eye skin texture.

The area around the eyes is sensitive and reacts easily to small irritations or subtle color changes. Therefore, treatment must be harmonious, considering both the depth of each lesion and the surrounding skin texture, ensuring neither too much nor too little intervention.

We consider not only the center of the lesion but also its natural connection with the surrounding skin. This can help the bumpy under-eye skin texture improve more naturally.

6. Soothing Care with Jaungo Modeling Pack

The skin under the eyes is a delicate area that can easily become red or feel warm even with minor heat stimulation.

After Agnes treatment, we immediately apply a Jaungo modeling pack to help soothe the skin.

We provide a finishing touch with the Jaungo modeling pack to quickly soothe any heat stimulation from the treatment and help the under-eye skin recover more comfortably.

Key Features of Agnes Treatment for Sebaceous Gland Hyperplasia

It directly targets and treats sebaceous gland lesions that appear bumpy under the eyes.

It aims for precise treatment while reducing the risk of skin surface damage by using insulated radiofrequency needles.

It allows for delicate treatment even in thin and sensitive areas like under the eyes.

Needle depth and RF output are customized according to the size and depth of the lesions.

The treatment is designed with a scatter pattern that considers sebaceous gland distribution, rather than simply applying energy once.

During the treatment, the lesion's reaction is checked in real-time, and necessary adjustments are made as the procedure progresses.

Improvement in bumpy skin texture, appearing as milia or small bumps, can be expected, though treatment results may vary individually.

We also provide post-treatment skin soothing care using a Jaungo modeling pack.

To manage excessive sebaceous gland issues, several radiofrequency devices such as Potenza RF, Elysion RF, and Agnes can be used.

To reduce the risk of infection during treatment and maintain a hygienic environment, only sterile, disposable tips are used.

If you are experiencing discomfort due to skin problems like those below, a procedural approach may be helpful.

Those who are concerned about rough and bumpy skin texture under their eyes.

If you have tried to manually extract what you thought were milia or tiny acne, but nothing came out.

If you were diagnosed with milia and underwent removal procedures, but small bumps still remain on your skin.

Those who feel their under-eye skin texture isn't smooth, leading to an untidy appearance even after applying makeup.

If you see multiple small, skin-colored or light yellowish bumps around your eyes.

Those who are worried about scarring or hyperpigmentation after treatment on the sensitive under-eye area.

Those who find it difficult to achieve satisfactory improvement with general ointment treatments or basic skincare alone and are looking for a more proactive solution.

If you feel that the bumpy protrusions under your eyes reappear repeatedly in the same area, suggesting frequent recurrence.

Those who find it difficult to accurately determine whether their periorbital lesions are syringomas, milia, or sebaceous hyperplasia, and require a precise diagnosis.

Treatment Process

STEP 01. Customized Diagnosis & Consultation

First, we accurately diagnose whether the bumpy lesions under your eyes are sebaceous hyperplasia. Subsequently, we carefully check the size, location, and distribution of the lesions to create a customized treatment plan.

STEP 02. Pre-treatment Area Preparation

Before treatment, the under-eye skin is thoroughly cleansed, and the areas requiring treatment are precisely marked.

STEP 03. Anesthetic Cream Application

We apply a sufficient amount of anesthetic cream to minimize any discomfort that may arise during treatment on the sensitive periorbital area.

STEP 04. Agnes Treatment Step

Considering the depth at which sebaceous glands are distributed, the needle's penetration depth and radiofrequency energy intensity are meticulously adjusted. This is to selectively deliver energy only to the problematic sebaceous glands.

STEP 05. Finishing with Jaungo Modeling Pack

To soothe any heat sensation or redness that may occur immediately after treatment, we apply a modeling pack containing Jaungo ingredients to comfort the skin.

Post-Treatment Precautions

The treated area may temporarily experience redness, swelling, or heat. These symptoms usually subside naturally over time.

Tiny scabs may form in the under-eye area. Do not forcibly remove these scabs; please wait for them to fall off naturally.

On the day of the procedure, it is advisable to avoid strong rubbing or friction around the eyes.

When washing your face, do not rub the treated area excessively; cleanse gently and softly.

It is recommended to resume eye makeup (eyeshadow, concealer, etc.) only after the treated area has completely settled.

For approximately one week after the procedure, please refrain from visiting jjimjilbangs (Korean saunas), saunas, swimming pools, and from consuming alcohol and tobacco.

When going out, apply sunscreen diligently and pay extra attention to skin moisturizing care.

Depending on your skin condition or constitution, temporary skin troubles, itching, or red spots may appear.

If uncomfortable symptoms persist, it is advisable to contact the clinic immediately for a consultation.

Sebaceous hyperplasia may be difficult to sufficiently improve with a single treatment due to individual skin characteristics and constitution. Therefore, additional treatments may be necessary.