This is "Techno Yonsei Dermatology Clinic" located in Yuseong-gu, Daejeon. Appointments are not available for the first visit, Appointments are available starting from the second visit. Yes. When I called for a consultation before visiting a dermatologist, some other clinics said I had to come in for an in-person consultation, but this place gave me a general idea over the phone.
# Clinic Hours :
Weekdays: 9:30-18:00
Saturday: 9:30-1:00
Break time: 12:30-2:00
Wednesdays and Sundays: Closed
# address :
4th floor, DTVian Building B, 50 Techno Jungang-ro, Yuseong-gu, Daejeon
Convenient Parking, Reservation System
Dermatologist's Major Career History
Clinic Hours Information Simple, clean hospital interior
Consultation room, next to the consultation room is (where skin imaging is done) Reception and Payment Area / 3-4 nurses handle registration and payment together, so the process is quick. You can wait in the waiting room opposite the reception desk while watching TV.
Please wait in front of the examination room before your appointment. If you stay in front of the room, your turn will come quickly.
(Top) Milia on the forehead and a slight brown scar remaining after squeezing the acne / (Bottom) After applying the acne medication you prescribed, the milia have mostly disappeared and the hyperpigmentation from the acne marks has improved significantly.
(Left) Side of the forehead, pustular acne and comedonal acne / (Right) Pustular acne has significantly decreased and comedonal acne has also improved a lot.
The facilities are clean, and the parking lot is convenient to use.
I went there for my child's acne treatment. At other dermatology clinics, they said we should use their own specialty cosmetics first (you know how expensive clinic cosmetics are, right? It costs more because you have to buy them in sets), and if the condition doesn't improve after applying them, they would proceed with acne extraction and medication all at once. (Even extractions cost a bit per session.) At "Techno Yonsei Dermatology," however, they prescribed medication first and suggested we monitor the progress. They explained that many people improve with medication alone, that extractions are expensive and time-consuming every time, and most importantly, that extracting doesn't stop acne from coming back; it just causes it to reappear. They said we should consider extraction only if the medication is ineffective and comedones or cystic acne continue to appear.
I felt confident and at ease because it seemed like they weren't over-treating.
It is great that the nurses also give accurate answers to my questions.
My child's skin has improved a lot since visiting the dermatologist, and I would like to recommend it because they don't over-treat.
