Acne: Customized Management Addressing the Root Cause

4-Week Intensive Management · 8-Week Advanced Management Program

Major causes of frequent acne include excessive sebum secretion.

Imbalance of the skin barrier can also cause acne. To improve these complex issues, we offer customized acne management programs. First, after a thorough diagnosis of your skin condition,

we combine various treatments such as extraction, Agnes, PTT, laser, peeling, and soothing care, step by step. This helps regulate sebum, improve the skin environment, and maintain a healthy skin condition.

Sebum Balance Regulation

Intensive Care for Inflammatory Acne

Stabilizing Skin Condition

What causes recurring acne?

Acne that continuously appears in specific areas cannot simply be viewed as a temporary skin problem.

Excessive sebum secretion, accumulation of dead skin cells and waste products inside pores, and impaired skin barrier function are major causes of frequent acne recurrence.

Therefore, an approach that only addresses surface inflammation may have limitations in achieving fundamental improvement.

To address this, our acne management is guided by three core objectives and proceeds with a step-by-step approach.

•  Sebum Control: Manages excessively secreted sebum.

•  Improvement of Skin Environment: Addresses inflammatory acne and problematic elements within pores.

•  Maintaining Skin Condition: Helps continuously maintain a healthy skin condition even after treatment.

How is acne management performed?

When you visit our clinic, we first thoroughly examine your current skin condition. Afterward, we combine the treatments introduced below according to your skin condition on the day of your visit.

•  Extraction: This is an initial step to remove trapped sebum and comedones from pores.

•  Agnes: This precisely manages the sebaceous glands, which are the root cause of frequently recurring acne.

•  PTT: This treatment focuses on areas with inflammatory acne to aid improvement.

•  Laser: This can be used for managing red marks caused by acne, skin texture, and overall skin tone.

•  Peeling: This process helps to organize dead skin cells on the skin surface and facilitate sebum excretion.

•  Soothing Care: This is the final step to comfort skin that has become temporarily sensitive due to treatment.

Acne can appear in various forms, such as oily type or inflammatory type, and different treatments may be

required depending on an individual's skin condition. Therefore, rather than repeating all treatments in a fixed order, it is important to flexibly plan your management according to the changes in your skin condition at each visit.

4-Week Intensive Program

This is a 4-week customized management for those who desire intensive care within a short period.

Recommended for:

•  When acne is concentrated in a localized area.

•  When you want to improve your skin in a short period before a specific event.

•  When you are new to acne treatment or management.

8-Week Advanced Program

This is an 8-week step-by-step advanced management program for acne concerns with frequent recurrence.

Recommended for:

•  When acne symptoms repeatedly improve and worsen.

•  When excessive sebum secretion and inflammatory acne frequently occur.

•  When planning long-term management, from sebum control to overall skin condition improvement.

Which is more suitable: 4-week or 8-week management?

If you desire intensive improvement in a short period, the 4-week program may be suitable. On the other hand, if acne has been recurring for a long time and you wish for in-depth management addressing the root causes, we recommend considering the 8-week advanced program.

Upon your first visit, we will first thoroughly diagnose your skin condition. Afterward, you will consult sufficiently with our medical staff to determine which procedure or treatment is most suitable, and then decide on your program. There's no need to feel pressured to decide which treatment you'll receive before you come. We recommend you visit us with a comfortable mind and receive a consultation.