Is a dermatologist the right choice for body acne treatment?

My daughter keeps getting acne on her body.

I'm under a lot of stress, so I'm thinking of taking care of it.

I don't know how to take care of my skin

Where should I go?

I'm trying to take care of the acne on my body by focusing on trouble management.

Is there no other way besides going to a dermatologist?

I don't like the fact that my daughter has acne scars.

It seems like it would be good to take care of it in advance.

It would be nice if there was a way to care for it at home without going to a dermatologist...

It's better than having your daughter stressed out... haha

I was wondering how to take care of acne on my body.

I looked for a Cashdoc event.

I'm writing this down because it looks like there are some good places to go to during the event.

I hope this helps you too, and if you know of any better places, please let me know~

I thought acne treatment was only available at dermatologists.

Can I get it at a Korean medicine clinic?

Irim Oriental Medical Clinic can treat acne on the body using micro-needling.

It's 100,000 won per time excluding VAT.

What did micro-needling do?

Microneedles penetrate the skin and shorten the skin cell regeneration cycle.

It is said to restore skin to a healthy and vibrant state.

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It naturally improves dryness and has a skin-soothing effect, which helps prevent aging.

It's good that it has various effects, but...

The price is a bit expensive thoughㅠㅠㅠ

It's 100,000 won per time.... I'm scared to think about having to keep getting it ㅠㅠㅠ

You can receive acne scaling at the UNI Dermatology Pangyo branch.

I think it can also be used to treat body acne.

You can receive intensive care for acne problems with acne scaling and gold PTT.

Of course, the price of this is also scary....ㅎ

If you get scaling on Gold PTT, it costs 150,000 won per session.

And if you get it 5 times, it's a little cheaper at 650,000 won.

VAT is separate, so there's a scary 10% left...ㅋㅋㅋ

I needed to be able to receive care for only the necessary parts without overtreatment.

I guess that's what Pangyo UNI Dermatology does.

Of course, Pangyo... it's a bit far, but if you think about going once a month, I think it's okay~

If you were me, which would you choose better, a dermatologist or a Korean medicine clinic?

But the one I trust is the dermatologist.

Dermatologists are also more expensive...

It's far...

I guess you'll have a lot of worries...

I need to think about it while talking with my daughter...!

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