This is "Techno Yonsei Dermatology Clinic" located in Yuseong-gu, Daejeon. Reservations are not accepted for first-time visits. Reservations available from the second visit Yes. Before going to a dermatologist, I called to ask which one to go to. Some dermatologists said I had to come in for a consultation, but this one gave me a rough idea over the phone.
# Clinic hours :
Weekdays: 9:30-18:00
Saturday: 9:30-1:00
Break time: 12:30-2:00
Wednesday, Sunday: Closed
# address :
4th floor, DTV Building B, 50 Techno Jungang-ro, Yuseong-gu, Daejeon
# Convenient parking, reservation required
Main resume of dermatologist
Clinic Hours Simple, clean hospital interior
Consulting room, next to the consultation room (where skin photos are taken) Reception and payment area/3-4 nurses will be there to take care of the reception and payment, so it will proceed quickly. There is a waiting room across from the reception desk where you can wait while watching TV.
Please wait in front of the examination room before your appointment. If you stay in front of the examination room, your turn will come quickly.
(Above) Small acne on the forehead, brown scar left after squeezing the acne / (Below) After applying the acne medication prescribed, the small acne disappeared and the acne scars and pigmentation were greatly improved.
(Left) Side of forehead, pustular acne and whiteheads/(Right) Pustular acne has been greatly reduced and whiteheads have also improved significantly.
The facilities are clean and the parking lot is convenient to use.
I went to get treatment for my child's acne. Other dermatologists told me to try their own cosmetics first (you know how expensive dermatological cosmetics are, right? They had to buy them in sets, so they were even more expensive), and if that didn't help, they'd treat my acne with acne extraction and medication all at once. (Even extraction costs different amounts per session.) "Techno Yonsei Dermatology" said they'd prescribe medication first and wait and see how things went. They said that while many people see improvement with medication, extraction costs a lot of money and time, and most importantly, extraction doesn't make acne go away; it just keeps coming back. They said that if acne medication doesn't work and whiteheads and cystic acne continue to appear, then we should consider extraction.
I felt comfortable and trusted the doctor because he didn't seem to overtreat me.
It's nice that the nurses give accurate answers to my questions.
I would like to recommend this dermatologist because my child's skin improved a lot after going there and they didn't overtreat them.^^
