Treatments at Skin Treatment Gangnam
Every treatment starts with a consultation with a doctor, who checks your skin and explains the options that suit you.
Lifting
A concern-first comparison of ultrasound, radiofrequency, microwave, laser and thread lifting, sorted by what is loosening and how deep the change sits. How to choose
LiftingHIFU LiftingFocused ultrasound is the option people usually weigh against radiofrequency and threads when the jawline and lower face feel looser than they used to.LiftingRadiofrequency (RF) LiftingRadiofrequency lifting warms the dermis broadly to firm skin and soften fine lines, and it sits between focused ultrasound and microneedle approaches on the concern map.LiftingMicrowave Lifting (ONDA)Microwave lifting uses a different energy than ultrasound or radiofrequency and is mainly considered when mild looseness comes with a bit of stubborn fat under the chin or jaw.LiftingLaser Lifting (Fotona 4D / Titan)Laser lifting is a gentle, light-based way to firm skin and refine texture, and it is the option to weigh when you want tightening and smoother skin in the same course.LiftingThread LiftA thread lift is the mechanical option among lifting choices: absorbable threads reposition mild sagging right away, in contrast to energy devices that tighten slowly.
Laser & Pigment
A concern-first guide to toning, pico, IPL, vascular lasers, tattoo and mole removal and carbon peels, organized by what color and depth the problem is. How to choose
Laser & PigmentLaser ToningLaser toning is the low-energy, whole-face option for diffuse darkness and uneven tone, and it is usually compared with pico laser and IPL when the pigment is not one clear spot.Laser & PigmentPico LaserPico laser uses extremely short pulses, so it can be set for crisp spots, hazy tone or textured scars, and it is easiest to understand by which of those targets you have.Laser & PigmentIPL PhotofacialIPL photofacial uses broad-spectrum light, which makes it the comparison point when brown spots and visible redness appear together.Laser & PigmentVascular Laser for RednessA vascular laser targets blood vessels rather than pigment, so it is the option to compare when the concern is persistent redness, flushing or visible tiny vessels.Laser & PigmentLaser Tattoo RemovalLaser tattoo removal fades ink over several sessions, and which laser and how many visits depends on ink color, depth and skin tone more than on the tattoo's size.Laser & PigmentMole & Skin Lesion RemovalMole and lesion removal is a different category from pigment treatment: the first step is deciding what the spot is, because not every dark or raised mark should be lasered.Laser & PigmentCarbon Laser PeelA carbon laser peel is a light, surface-level option for oily, dull or congested skin, and it is the gentle step before stronger pore and texture treatments.
Resurfacing & Scars
Compare CO2, erbium and Fraxel-type lasers, microneedle RF, microneedling, subcision and TCA CROSS by scar shape, depth and recovery. How to choose
Resurfacing & ScarsCO2 Fractional LaserCO2 fractional laser is the strongest resurfacing option in the scar-and-texture group, reserved for visible scars and deeper lines where milder tools fall short.Resurfacing & ScarsErbium Fractional LaserErbium fractional laser resurfaces with less heat than CO2, so it is the mid-strength choice for texture and fine lines when you want shorter recovery.Resurfacing & ScarsNon-Ablative Fractional Laser (Fraxel-type)Non-ablative fractional laser is the gentlest of the fractional lasers: the surface stays intact, so recovery is short, but change is slower and smaller.Resurfacing & ScarsMicroneedle RFMicroneedle RF is the middle option for scars, pores and lax skin: it works below the surface, so it changes texture with less visible injury than resurfacing lasers.Resurfacing & ScarsMicroneedlingMicroneedling is the mildest needle-based option for texture and shallow scars, and it is the baseline against which microneedle RF and lasers are compared.Resurfacing & ScarsSubcision for Acne ScarsSubcision frees the fibrous bands that pull rolling acne scars downward, so it is the targeted option when the scar is a soft dip rather than a narrow pit.Resurfacing & ScarsTCA CROSS for Icepick ScarsTCA CROSS is a small, targeted chemical technique for narrow, deep ice pick scars, the shape that broad resurfacing treatments tend to handle poorly.
Acne & Pores
Medical acne care and chemical peels compared by whether the concern is active breakouts, clogged pores or leftover marks. How to choose
Injectables
Neuromodulators, fillers, collagen stimulators and fat-dissolving injections compared by what they change: movement, volume, structure or fat. How to choose
InjectablesBotulinum Toxin (Botox)Botulinum toxin relaxes specific muscles, which makes it the option for movement lines, sweating and some jawline shaping rather than for volume loss.InjectablesSkin Botox (Microbotox)Very small, shallow botulinum toxin injections aimed at skin texture, oil and pores rather than at strong expression lines.InjectablesDermal FillerHyaluronic acid gel that adds volume or support in a specific spot, suited to hollows, folds and contour rather than to skin quality.InjectablesLip FillerA small amount of hyaluronic acid gel to adjust lip volume, shape or definition, with a smaller margin for error than most areas.InjectablesUnder-Eye FillerA small amount of soft hyaluronic acid gel for true hollows beneath the eyes, which is a narrower job than it first sounds.InjectablesSculptra (Poly-L-Lactic Acid)Poly-L-lactic acid prompts your own collagen to build up gradually, which suits broad volume loss more than a single fold or shadow.InjectablesRadiesse (Calcium Hydroxylapatite)Calcium hydroxylapatite gives some immediate support and then encourages collagen, placing it between a gel filler and a pure stimulator.InjectablesJuvelook (PDLLA)A PDLLA stimulator given as shallow, small-volume injections, aimed at skin quality, shallow scars and fine lines more than at shaping.InjectablesFat-Dissolving InjectionDeoxycholic-acid-type injections break down small pockets of fat under the chin and jawline, and are no help for loose skin or muscle width.
Skin Boosters
Rejuran, hyaluronic acid, PDRN, SKINVIVE, NCTF, LDM care and mesotherapy compared by what they add to the skin and how they are delivered. How to choose
Skin BoostersRejuran (PN Skin Booster)A polynucleotide skin booster designed to support skin repair and quality, often discussed for thin, scarred or sensitive skin and delicate areas.Skin BoostersHyaluronic Acid Skin BoosterDiluted hyaluronic acid placed throughout the skin for hydration and a smoother surface, without reshaping the face.Skin BoostersPDRN Skin BoosterA DNA-fragment skin booster used for dull, tired-looking skin and fine lines, sharing a family with polynucleotide products but not identical to them.Skin BoostersSKINVIVE (Microdroplet Hyaluronic Acid)Microdroplets of hyaluronic acid aimed at smoothness and glow in the cheeks, a narrower and more standardized option than a general booster.Skin BoostersNCTF Polyrevitalizing BoosterA multi-ingredient hyaluronic cocktail with vitamins and amino acids, positioned between a plain hydrating booster and a repair-focused one.Skin BoostersLDM Ultrasound Skin CareA non-invasive ultrasound facial using water-based contact, positioned as a gentle option for dull, dehydrated or flushed skin.Skin BoostersMesotherapy (Skin Meso)Customized injections of vitamins, amino acids and hyaluronic acid into the skin, closest to a blended booster rather than a single defined product.
Medical Facials
HydraFacial, microdermabrasion, LED light therapy and oxygen facials compared as low-downtime maintenance options. How to choose
Medical FacialsHydraFacial (Aqua Peel)A water-based cleansing and extraction facial that suits congested, dull skin and sits at the gentle end of the resurfacing spectrum.Medical FacialsMicrodermabrasionA mechanical surface polish that removes dead skin cells, useful for rough texture and dullness but not for deeper marks.Medical FacialsLED Light TherapyA no-contact light treatment used to support calmer, clearer skin; it adds to other treatments rather than replacing them.Medical FacialsOxygen FacialA comfortable hydrating facial that sprays oxygen-infused serum onto skin; useful as a finishing touch but limited in lasting effect.
Body & Sweat
miraDry, body contouring, carboxytherapy and laser hair removal compared by concern, mechanism and recovery. How to choose
Body & SweatmiraDryA microwave device that targets underarm sweat glands, discussed for excessive underarm sweating when topical care has not been enough.Body & SweatBody Contouring (RF & Thermal)Non-surgical RF and ultrasound devices used to tighten the body's skin or reduce small pockets of fat; changes are modest and need realistic expectations.Body & SweatCarboxytherapyTiny amounts of medical CO2 gas are injected under the skin to boost local circulation; the evidence is limited and the effect is subtle.Body & SweatLaser Hair RemovalLaser light reduces the growth of dark hair over a course of sessions; suitability depends on hair color, skin tone and the device.
Hair & Scalp
Scalp mesotherapy and PRP compared by what they deliver and when each is typically discussed. How to choose
Hair & ScalpHair Loss Injection (Scalp Mesotherapy)Scalp injections of growth-supporting solutions used as an add-on for thinning hair; they support, rather than replace, medical hair loss care.Hair & ScalpPRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) for Face and ScalpA concentrate of your own platelets is injected or applied to skin or scalp to support repair; evidence varies by use and results are gradual.
Skin Analysis & Wellness
Skin analysis and IV vitamin therapy compared by purpose: one maps the skin, the other supports hydration and nutrition. How to choose
Skin Analysis & WellnessIV Vitamin TherapyIntravenous vitamin and fluid infusions are offered in some clinics; the evidence for skin benefit is thin, and the medical risks are real.Skin Analysis & WellnessSkin Analysis ConsultationA camera-based assessment that maps surface and sub-surface skin features, helping decide which concern category to pursue first.
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