SKIN PROGRAM

Skin Program, Customized Care for Your Skin's Needs

Advanced Skin Care​ Beyond Aesthetics
Advanced Skin Care​
Beyond Aesthetics

We review skin condition and concerns during consultation and explain options that may be considered. The range of changes that may be expected and their limits can vary between individuals.

Botulinum Toxin

Botox
Botox

Our Botox treatments are precisely tailored to each individual, with dosage, injection points, and depth carefully adjusted to match your unique facial structure and muscle movement.

Skin Boosters

Skin Booster

After reviewing skin condition and the purpose of treatment, we explain products and treatment methods that may be considered during consultation.

Skin Booster

Microneedling Radiofrequency Treatment

Potenza
Potenza

This procedure uses resistance heat generated by delivering radiofrequency current through microneedles. It differs from laser treatment; whether it is appropriate and the scope of treatment can vary depending on skin condition and the nature of the concern. The expected range of changes and relevant precautions are explained during consultation.

Pigment Toning

Pigmentation Toning

Pigmentation can appear in many forms, including melasma, freckles, and dark spots. Treatments using 755nm and 1064nm wavelengths are one option that may be considered for pigmentation concerns; whether they are appropriate and the expected range of changes can vary depending on skin condition.

Pigmentation Toning

Precautions

Post-Treatment Care Guidelines
  • During the first 1–2 weeks after treatment, follow the aftercare instructions you receive about avoiding excessive pressure or exaggerated facial expressions.
  • Mild bruising or swelling may occur—gentle cold compresses before sleep can help alleviate symptoms.
  • Refrain from alcohol and smoking for one week to prevent inflammation.
  • Avoid saunas for one week after treatment.
  • Care methods and precautions after treatment can vary depending on the type of procedure, treatment area, and individual condition. Follow the aftercare instructions you receive, and contact the medical institution that provided the treatment if you have uncomfortable or concerning symptoms.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q.What’s the difference between Rejuran and Juvelook?

Rejuran and Juvelook are injectable skin programs with different ingredients and treatment plans. Rejuran uses a polynucleotide-based ingredient, while Juvelook combines PDLLA and hyaluronic acid to address different skin concerns. Product selection, injection areas, and number of sessions may vary with skin thickness, dryness, priority concerns such as pores or scars, and previous procedures. Rather than choosing by product name alone, discuss your current skin condition and goals during a consultation.

Q.Why does the duration of skin booster results vary from person to person?

The duration of skin booster results refers to how long a person notices skin changes after treatment, but the same standard cannot be applied to everyone. The ingredients used, injection method, and treatment intervals, as well as skin condition, lifestyle, and subsequent care, may affect how long the changes are noticed. The number of sessions needed and the criteria for deciding the next treatment date may also vary by individual. During your consultation, ask about the product, treatment plan, and timing for assessing your progress.

Q.Is the GOURI skin booster very painful?

GOURI is an injectable treatment that uses liquid PCL, and pain varies from person to person. The injection area and depth, amount used, injection method, individual pain sensitivity, and anesthesia method may all affect the experience. Even with the same treatment, the degree of pain, swelling, and soreness may vary by individual. If you are concerned about pain, ask about anesthesia options and expected post-treatment reactions during your consultation.

Q.Can Potenza and a skin booster be performed together?

Combining Potenza with a skin booster means considering microneedle radiofrequency and an injectable skin treatment within one plan. Whether they should be performed on the same day or spaced apart is assessed by reviewing their purposes, treatment areas, and whether the skin stimulation overlaps. The possibility of combining them, their order, and the recovery pattern may vary with the skin barrier, inflammation, previous reactions, and daily schedule. After your current skin condition is assessed, decide during a consultation whether combined treatment is needed and what interval is appropriate.

Reviewed and revised: Hyojung Moon, MD · 2026-07