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I received laser treatment for acne pigmentation, and the doctor was very thorough with the laser and extremely kind. I had one session, but the results were good.

*I just had a Pico laser treatment and since I mentioned I’m sensitive to pain, they applied a numbing cream for me. It really helped with my acne pigmentation, and even though I tried it just once, I'm considering going for a package.

The young female doctor is very kind and explains things well. I like the spacious and calm atmosphere here compared to other locations. I usually go here often for Pico toning. I wonder if the acne around my jaw is due to hormonal changes before my period... It comes and goes periodically, leaving behind pigmentation... Even with laser treatment, it comes back the next month, and I get more pigmentationㅠㅠ So I inquired, and they prescribed me Minocycline, which definitely has an effect. I wish I had started taking the medication earlierㅠㅠ

I visited JD Dermatology because of acne pigmentation. I was really unsure about which dermatologist to go to since I had never received acne care before, but I trusted this place because a qualified dermatologist personally conducted the treatment. I received laser treatment tailored to my skin type for the pigmented areas, and I appreciated that they didn't push for excessive treatments. The doctor personally handled the laser procedure, and it was done carefully without being aggressive. Overall, there weren't any unnecessary procedures or high-pressure suggestions, so I was satisfied. This experience really made me understand why a specialist's professional diagnosis is so important. The treatment process was meticulous, and I was very pleased.

I received treatment without any wait after making a reservation. I had pico laser treatment and mentioned I'm sensitive to pain, so they applied a numbing cream, which was a relief as it wasn’t that painful. My acne pigmentation was resolved with just one session, but I'd like to try a package deal. I’m completely satisfied with the treatment.

The reason I decided to visit Define Dermatology Clinic was because my adult acne worsened due to prolonged mask-wearing, along with pigmentation issues, which caused me a lot of stress whenever I went out. I tried to manage it myself, but there was no improvement, so I felt I needed professional treatment. The consultation was conducted directly by the head doctor, who didn't just look at my skin's surface but used imaging equipment to thoroughly explain the progression of the inflammatory acne and the causes of pigmentation. I was diagnosed with inflammatory acne and post-acne pigmentation. The treatment involved calming the skin first to reduce irritation, then selectively extracting areas as needed, followed by laser treatment. At each step of the procedure, the purpose of the treatment was calmly explained, which made me feel at ease, and afterward, I noticed the redness and uneven skin texture gradually improving. I felt a high level of trust in this visit because they provided care tailored to my current skin condition without unnecessary treatment recommendations.

I'm currently receiving acne treatment and I'm satisfied. The discoloration from the acne hasn't completely gone away, so I've been moving around to different clinics trying various recommendations, but I haven't seen any noticeable effects yet. However, it hasn't gotten worse at all~ (though I am taking medication, so there's not much chance of it worsening.. Once everything is done, I plan to go get Excell V treatment..) It's a local clinic, so unlike factory-type dermatology, it's quiet, calm, friendly, and convenient ㅎㅎ The doctor carefully does the laser treatments step by step, and the skincare assistant is very attentive during extraction and gently touches my skin. The last place I went to was a bit too rough, which made me uneasy heh.. I think I'll stick with this place for a while!!

I visited because of acne scars on my right jawline. The scar is about 1cm, hard, and has remaining pigmentation, and I was advised that about 5 sessions of Vbeam laser and injection treatments should improve it, and I have currently completed 4 sessions. The previously hard area has definitely loosened up a lot, so I'm satisfied with that part, but I’m really disappointed that I haven’t felt much improvement in the pigmentation like I was hoping. It felt like the explanations about the treatment process and progress were getting less and less. Regarding appointments, they only asked about it during the first couple of visits, and after that, it was just about processing the payment without much guidance, giving a bit of a formal impression of the clinic. Whether I made an appointment or not, the waiting time was usually around 10 to 15 minutes with no significant difference. While many reviews mention being kind, I personally didn’t feel they were particularly friendly, and overall, I thought it was a decent clinic, but it lacked attention to detail.

I had Picotoning done. This was my second session, and the doctor was really, really thorough and kind. The receptionists were also friendly. The waiting time was short, and I was very satisfied. Picotoning feels like someone is gently tapping with an incredibly thin comb? It’s not painful. Even the thinner areas felt more like a light tapping rather than a hard hit. My face does turn slightly red, but it calms down right away on the way home. I think this is a big advantage because I need to be able to work again. Even though it’s out of the question for the day I received the laser, I can get back to my daily life the next day. I also have some acne discoloration, so it will take time, but I'm looking forward to having clear skin!!

The first photo was taken before the treatment (24.8.21) / The second photo shows the early stage of the treatment... It may not look reddish at first glance due to the spot patches, but inflammation occurred in all areas where the spot patch was applied (24.10.5) / The third photo shows that as treatment continued, the area of inflammation gradually expanded. Again, it may not be obvious at a glance because of the medicated dressings, but the area has significantly increased (24.11.9) / The treatment was completed in December 2024, and the fourth and fifth photos show the current state. It’s quite tragic, isn't it? When I first visited, I had acne around my mouth due to medication side effects. In fact, the acne around my mouth disappeared shortly after discontinuing the medication, leaving only slight pigmentation. However, as I received laser treatments here, the areas of inflammation began to grow larger. My already sensitive skin became even weaker due to taking oil-control medication, to the point where even touching cold water would cause my skin to bleed. No matter how I thought about it, the beautician insisted on forcibly extracting even the smallest blackheads, resulting in physical damage, and I requested the doctor change the treatment method as it seemed like inflamed wounds. However, they questioned whether I had any allergies apart from the medication, or if there had been any recent changes in my diet, as if they were flawless and could not possibly be at fault... I prepaid 2 million won for 10 sessions and persistently continued despite having doubts. Yet, two months after the final treatment, what the hospital had insisted were acne did not contain any pus or infection inside... In other words, it turned out to be not acne or inflammation, but a microvascular issue caused by physical irritation. Because of this, I'm spending more money at another hospital for V-beam treatment. I specifically sought out a clinic claiming to specialize in acne, but now I deeply regret it. It’s not even at a level where makeup can conceal it. They can’t even distinguish between acne and inflammation caused by wounds.