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Medical Skincare

Clinic-side skincare, chosen from what the skin measures

Medical Skincare combines two or more modalities in one session — extraction, ultrasound, oxygen, LED, RET radiofrequency — so a single visit does more than one thing. For patients travelling for a procedure, it is also how the skin is conditioned before and settled afterwards.

Treatment time60–80 min
AnaesthesiaNone
DowntimeNone — straight back to your day
Interval1–2 times a week, depending on the programme

※ The final plan and cost are confirmed by your physician after an in-person examination at the clinic. Results and recovery vary by individual.

Medical Skincare

What medical skincare means here

Every programme on this page is run inside the clinic, by skin specialists working in a dermatology setting, with the analysis and the plan coming from the medical team. That is the practical difference from a facial: the starting point is a measurement of your skin, not a menu chosen at a counter.

Two or more modalities are combined in a single session. It shortens the total time, but the real reason is sequence — extraction before oxygen, ultrasound before an ampoule, LED at the end to calm what has just been worked on. One step prepares the skin for the next.

Three things the programme depends on

Measured, not guessed
The skin is read on a precision analysis device before a programme is chosen — surface condition, moisture, pigment, pores.
Read by the medical team
The analysis is interpreted by the clinic's medical team, and the programme is built from that reading rather than from a product brochure.
Run by trained hands
Sessions are carried out by skin specialists working to the clinic's hygiene protocol — single-use sponges and personal items, sterilisation and disinfection equipment on site.

Three programme families

The clinic groups its programmes by what the skin needs, not by price tier. Course names are the clinic's own.

Sebum Clearance Care
For congestion — sebum, built-up keratin and blackheads. Sebum Clear Basic clears the whole face with a second pass on the T-zone; Sebum Clear O2 adds oxygen therapy at the end; Aqua Peel Care uses three solutions aimed at pores, keratin and blackheads.
Repair & Lifting Care
For skin that has had a lot done to it. H-P Lifting Care uses RET radiofrequency to support circulation and collagen; Peptide Repair Care drives a peptide ampoule with ultrasound when skin is dry and depleted; Epicuren Lifting Care is the mask-based protocol used after lasers and lifting.
Brightening Skin Care
For dull, tired skin. O₂ Derm Therapy delivers oxygen and a vitality ampoule by airbrush; Vita-C is a vitamin C based antioxidant protocol aimed at a more even, brighter-looking tone.

The shape of a session

The middle changes between programmes; the frame does not.

  1. 01Cleansing and deep cleansingThe surface is cleared first. Nothing that follows works properly through make-up residue and built-up keratin.
  2. 02The core stepThis is what differs by programme — sebum clearing with a scrubber, RET radiofrequency, a brightening peel, an oxygen whipping mask, or a peptide ampoule driven by ultrasound.
  3. 03LED lightInfrared LED and IR wavelengths are used on skin that has just been worked on, to support calming and recovery.
  4. 04Calming gel maskThe skin is held steady while it settles from the core step.
  5. 05FinishingA second soothing mask, an oxygen ion dome, or a modelling mask, depending on the programme.

Conditioning before, recovery after

The same programmes are used on both sides of a procedure, for different reasons and at different times.

Before a procedureAfter a procedure
Timing2–3 days ahead, or on the same day.Usually from one week after.
PurposeClear the surface and steady the barrier, so the procedure meets skin in a consistent condition.Support circulation and regeneration while swelling and sensitivity settle.
Typical choiceSebum Clearance Care.Repair & Lifting Care.
Who it is forSkin that arrives congested, dry or travel-tired.Skin that cannot be cleansed normally in the days after a procedure.

Who these programmes suit

Oily, congested or breakout-prone skin
Excess sebum, shine through the day, and areas that block up repeatedly.
Rough texture that make-up sits badly on
Sebum and keratin on the surface change how everything applied on top of it behaves.
Blackheads and visible pores around the nose
The area most people cannot manage properly at home without irritating it.
Skin you want tidied before surgery or a procedure
Bringing the skin to a consistent starting point, rather than treating whatever state it happens to be in.
Skin that cannot be washed properly after a procedure
The days when normal cleansing is restricted are the days keratin and residue build up fastest.
Skin tired by repeated treatments
Slack texture, visible pores and lines, or dryness and dullness after a long run of procedures.

What is in the room

The modalities the programmes are built from.

Oxygen (O₂) therapy
An oxygen ion generator supplies pure oxygen and negative ions to the skin, used to support skin recovery.
Ultrasound
Vibration frequency is used to support circulation and the absorption of active ingredients, and to help settle skin texture.
Iontophoresis
A microcurrent is used to carry ionised, water-soluble vitamin C into the skin, improving how much of it is taken up.
RET radiofrequency
Deep bio-energy is generated in the tissue to support drainage of waste and swelling and to work on elastin and collagen fibres.
Light therapy
Specialised infrared LED and IR wavelengths, used on sensitive or flushed skin and to support recovery and circulation.
LDM
High-density ultrasound energy, used as part of the recovery-focused programmes.

Practical details

Session length60–80 minutes, depending on the programme
Course frequency1–2 times a week, depending on the programme
Before a procedure2–3 days ahead, or on the same day
After a procedureFrom one week after
AnaesthesiaNone
Back to daily lifeImmediately after the session
RoomPrivate single-treatment room; dermatology treatment rooms run separately

Questions we are asked most

How is this different from a facial at a spa?

The starting point and the setting. The skin is measured first and the programme is built by the medical team, the session runs in a dermatology clinic under its hygiene protocol, and the modalities used — RET radiofrequency, iontophoresis, LDM — are clinic equipment rather than salon equipment.

I have four days in Seoul. How many sessions is realistic?

Usually one. Most short-stay patients have a single session as conditioning before their procedure. The weekly cadence is designed as a course, which suits patients staying longer or returning — we will tell you which of the two your trip actually allows.

Can I have this on the same day as a laser or lifting treatment?

Conditioning before the procedure is often done on the same day, ahead of it. Whether a care session can follow a procedure on the same day depends on what was done; your doctor confirms that at consultation.

My skin is sensitive. Which programme would I be given?

That is decided after the skin is measured, not before. Low-irritant professional skincare lines are used, and sponges and personal items are single-use. If a programme is not appropriate for your skin on the day, we say so and change it.

Can I keep it up at home?

The products and the order used in your session are written down for you, so your routine at home is consistent with what was done here. Home care supports a course; it does not replace the session.

What we look at before anything is switched on

01
Skin analysis first
Skin type, thickness and condition are assessed before settings are chosen, so energy levels and tips match the skin in front of us rather than a default protocol.
02
Planned and performed by a physician
The doctor who consults you draws up the plan and carries it out. Nothing is delegated after the consultation.
03
Layered, not single-device
Treatments are combined by depth and symptom, with intervals planned around your recovery.
04
Care that continues
Conditioning before, calming immediately after, and home-care guidance through recovery — then the next session is adjusted to how your skin responded.

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