Treatments at English Skin Clinic Seoul
Every treatment starts with a consultation with a doctor, who checks your skin and explains the options that suit you.
Lifting
Five ways to tighten skin, explained in simple English, with questions to ask before you pick one. How to choose
LiftingHIFU LiftingFocused ultrasound tightening for the lower face and neck, with a plan you can follow in English.LiftingRadiofrequency (RF) LiftingRadiofrequency tightening for the face and neck, with questions to ask and notes to keep in English.LiftingMicrowave Lifting (ONDA)A non-surgical microwave energy option for jawline and neck looseness, with English-language questions to bring.LiftingLaser Lifting (Fotona 4D / Titan)Laser tightening and skin quality care, with the questions to ask in English about each session.LiftingThread LiftAbsorbable threads placed under the skin for mild lifting, with clear steps for English consultations and aftercare.
Laser & Pigment
Seven laser and light options for spots, redness, tattoos, and tone, with simple ways to ask about each. How to choose
Laser & PigmentLaser ToningLow-energy laser sessions for uneven tone, with what to tell the doctor and how to keep track of a series.Laser & PigmentPico LaserPicosecond laser care for spots and pigment, with English questions about settings, healing and follow-up.Laser & PigmentIPL PhotofacialBroad-spectrum light for spots and redness, with plain questions for the doctor about suitability and sun exposure.Laser & PigmentVascular Laser for RednessLaser care for visible redness and small vessels, with notes on what to report and ask in English.Laser & PigmentLaser Tattoo RemovalLaser tattoo fading in a series of visits, with the details to share in English and how to plan across trips.Laser & PigmentMole & Skin Lesion RemovalRemoval of small skin growths by laser, with what to share in English before and after.Laser & PigmentCarbon Laser PeelA surface laser facial for pores and dullness, with simple English notes on prep, feel and aftercare.
Resurfacing & Scars
Seven options for texture, pores, and acne scars, explained simply so you can ask better questions. How to choose
Resurfacing & ScarsCO2 Fractional LaserA resurfacing laser for scars and texture with real healing time, so planning and English aftercare matter.Resurfacing & ScarsErbium Fractional LaserA milder resurfacing laser for texture and scars, with questions about depth and healing to ask in English.Resurfacing & ScarsNon-Ablative Fractional Laser (Fraxel-type)A fractional laser that leaves the skin surface intact, with notes on prep, swelling and aftercare in English.Resurfacing & ScarsMicroneedle RFNeedles plus radiofrequency for scars, pores and texture, with the questions that matter in an English consultation.Resurfacing & ScarsMicroneedlingA needle-only collagen stimulation treatment, with what to ask in English about depth, products and aftercare.Resurfacing & ScarsSubcision for Acne ScarsA procedure that releases tethered acne scars, with details to share in English about bleeding, bruising and follow-up.Resurfacing & ScarsTCA CROSS for Icepick ScarsA focused acid treatment for ice-pick scars, with the questions to ask in English about spacing and healing.
Acne & Pores
Two options for breakouts and pores, with plain questions to ask about each. How to choose
Acne & PoresMedical Acne CareMedical acne care is a series of visits that may combine cleaning out clogged pores, soothing inflamed spots and a home routine, and it helps to be able to explain your acne history in English.Acne & PoresChemical PeelA chemical peel uses an acid solution to loosen the top layer of skin, and the strength and name of the acid are worth asking about in English before you agree.
Injectables
Nine injectables explained simply, with questions about products, amounts, and aftercare. How to choose
InjectablesBotulinum Toxin (Botox)Botulinum toxin injections relax chosen muscles to soften lines or slim the jaw, so asking for the product name, the units and who injects is the core of an English consultation.InjectablesSkin Botox (Microbotox)Skin botox places very diluted toxin just under the skin surface for texture and pores, and the key English questions are how it differs from regular toxin injections and what dilution is used.InjectablesDermal FillerDermal filler adds volume or shape with a gel injected under the skin, and in English you should ask for the product name, the amount used, the injection depth and who is injecting.InjectablesLip FillerLip filler adds shape or volume to the lips, and the most helpful thing to bring to an English consultation is a clear picture of the look you want and a list of your questions.InjectablesUnder-Eye FillerUnder-eye filler softens hollows along the lower eyelid, and because the area is delicate, the English conversation should cover suitability, product choice and warning signs.InjectablesSculptra (Poly-L-Lactic Acid)Sculptra is a gradual collagen-stimulating injection, so an English consultation should cover the plan over several weeks, how much is used and what to expect while results build.InjectablesRadiesse (Calcium Hydroxylapatite)Radiesse is a calcium-based injectable that gives some immediate support and stimulates collagen, and in English you should ask about the exact product, dilution and the area being treated.InjectablesJuvelook (PDLLA)Juvelook is a Korean-developed injectable aimed at skin quality, and in English you should ask what it is made of, where it is placed and how many sessions the plan needs.InjectablesFat-Dissolving InjectionFat-dissolving injections reduce small pockets of fat such as under the chin, and in English you should ask what the product contains, how many sessions are planned and what swelling to expect.
Skin Boosters
Seven hydration and glow options explained in plain English, with ingredient and session questions. How to choose
Skin BoostersRejuran (PN Skin Booster)Rejuran is a polynucleotide skin booster injected into the skin, and a clear English consultation should confirm the exact product, the areas treated and the number of sessions.Skin BoostersHyaluronic Acid Skin BoosterHyaluronic acid skin boosters place a light gel in the skin for hydration, and the useful English questions are which product, how many points and how it differs from regular filler.Skin BoostersPDRN Skin BoosterA PDRN booster injects polydeoxyribonucleotide into the skin for texture and repair, and in English you should ask about its source, the product name and any allergies that matter.Skin BoostersSKINVIVE (Microdroplet Hyaluronic Acid)SKINVIVE is a branded microdroplet hyaluronic acid injection for skin smoothness, and in English you should confirm the product, the cheek or face areas and what the smooth-skin goal really means.Skin BoostersNCTF Polyrevitalizing BoosterNCTF is a branded blend of hyaluronic acid with vitamins, minerals and amino acids injected into the skin, and in English you should ask for the exact product and its listed ingredients.Skin BoostersLDM Ultrasound Skin CareLDM care uses dual-frequency ultrasound with water-based gel to soothe and hydrate skin, and the English questions are what it targets, how it feels and how it is used between other treatments.Skin BoostersMesotherapy (Skin Meso)Skin mesotherapy injects a custom mix of vitamins and other ingredients into the skin, so the key English question is exactly what is in your mix and why.
Medical Facials
Four gentle facials with little downtime, and the questions to ask for each. How to choose
Medical FacialsHydraFacial (Aqua Peel)A gentle, multi-step facial that cleanses, exfoliates and extracts with a suction handpiece, with little recovery time and plain instructions you can follow in English.Medical FacialsMicrodermabrasionA mechanical exfoliation facial that uses a fine-tipped wand to polish away dead surface cells, with a short visit and mild redness afterwards.Medical FacialsLED Light TherapyA comfortable light session with no downtime, sometimes used alongside other care to calm skin; the effect is modest and works as a series.Medical FacialsOxygen FacialA relaxing facial that sprays oxygen-enriched serum on the skin, with no recovery time and a mostly short-lived glow.
Body & Sweat
Four body options for sweat, shape, circulation, and hair, explained in plain English. How to choose
Body & SweatmiraDryA microwave treatment for the underarms that targets sweat glands, done with local anesthesia and followed by several days of swelling and tenderness.Body & SweatBody Contouring (RF & Thermal)Non-surgical radiofrequency or ultrasound treatments aimed at mild firmness and shape changes in the body, with small effects and a need for several visits.Body & SweatCarboxytherapySmall injections of carbon dioxide gas under the skin, used in some clinics for body areas or the under-eye region, with bruising and tenderness as common effects.Body & SweatLaser Hair RemovalA laser treatment that reduces hair growth over a series of visits, with a patch test and careful skin-type questions that are worth discussing in English.
Hair & Scalp
Two scalp injection options, with plain questions about causes, sessions, and what to expect. How to choose
Hair & ScalpHair Loss Injection (Scalp Mesotherapy)Scalp injections of nutrient or growth-support solutions given over several visits, with modest and uneven results that a doctor should explain before you start.Hair & ScalpPRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) for Face and ScalpA treatment that uses a concentrate of your own blood platelets, injected into the scalp or face, which needs a blood draw and several visits.
Skin Analysis & Wellness
Two supportive services, skin analysis and IV therapy, with questions about purpose and safety. How to choose
Skin Analysis & WellnessIV Vitamin TherapyA vitamin or fluid infusion given through a vein; it is a medical procedure with real risks, and its effects on skin appearance are not well proven.Skin Analysis & WellnessSkin Analysis ConsultationA short digital imaging and skin assessment that records how your skin looks today, useful for planning treatments and tracking change, but not a diagnosis by itself.
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- Gangnam Station, Gangnam
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