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I had little acne bumps come up, so I got a prescription for ointment and medication.

I went to the hospital because of my child's milia acne. I'm not sure if it's genetic, but there are little bumps on their face and arms that look like milia acne. They're quite red in color, and my child is really stressed about it. The doctor said that skin issues usually don't have just one cause, but they mentioned that genetics play a significant role. Since my child's skin is quite sensitive, the doctor advised us to pay extra attention to moisturizing. Right now, my child has some itching symptoms, so they prescribed some medication and an ointment. The medication contains steroids, so they said to stop taking it once the itching goes away. This is the hospital we've been going to since my child was young, so I feel satisfied that we were able to get comfortable care.

Recently, I visited Go Eun Mi Dermatology for milia acne and atopic dermatitis. My skin was constantly itchy, and I had small acne on my forehead and cheeks, which were bothering me. The clinic examined my skin condition in detail. The doctor explained why these symptoms could occur and easily shared skin care methods, making it easy to understand. The examination was conducted calmly, so I was able to go through it without feeling tense, and the nurses were also very kind. They clearly explained how to use the prescribed medications and ointments, so I learned how to manage my skin at home. I had been stressed about my skin, but after the treatment, I felt a bit relieved and I think I can improve if I keep taking care of it.

I went to get a prescription for Differin because of folliculitis and tiny pimples on my forehead and cheeks. I often get folliculitis, so I tend to go to Jangho Skin Clinic since it's close to home. There's only one doctor, so you have to wait a lot. They don't do any cosmetic procedures here; it’s really just for people with actual skin problems, and they only prescribe medication. If you want creams or cosmetic treatments, you need to go to another dermatology clinic. But when you really have skin issues, this dermatology clinic is a good option.

My youngest child developed severe millet-like acne on his face, which is why we visited the clinic. Since he has a fair complexion, even one small spot is very noticeable. He's recently entering puberty, and perhaps due to hormonal changes, he's been getting these little bumps quite badly on his cheeks and just below his ears. At first, I thought it was seasonal, so I took it lightly, but now it seems to be spreading down to his chin, so I decided to consult with the doctor. Fortunately, it was the same doctor who has been seeing my child since he was little, so he already knew a lot about his skin type and constitution. He mentioned that while hormones play a role, there are also genetic factors. The main thing is that the child doesn’t feel itchy, and luckily, my youngest doesn’t have that problem. On that day, we received prescriptions for medication and ointment. The medication is to be used only this week, and we'll see how things go before continuing with the ointment next week. Since we've been coming here since he was young, my child felt comfortable consulting, and I felt reassured knowing the doctor understood our situation well.

Lately, I've been really stressed out because I've been getting little pimples and skin issues on my face. I thought it would be best to go to a dermatologist for an exam and treatment, so I searched for reviews and decided to visit. I went without an appointment, so the wait time was a bit long. The clinic was super clean, and the receptionists and staff were incredibly kind and helpful, which made me feel good. The doctor explained the treatment plan in great detail, making it easy to understand. They suggested that I start with extracting the sebum and getting moisture treatment, so I had a good treatment session. After receiving my prescriptions for medication and ointment and taking them steadily, I feel like my skin has improved a lot compared to before, and I’m really happy about that.

I suddenly started getting small acne and trouble around my jaw and cheeks, so I visited a clinic near my home. At first, I thought it was just simple dermatitis, but it kept recurring for several months, and I wanted to get a professional diagnosis. The registration process was smooth, but the waiting time was longer than I expected, which was a bit tiring. There were a lot of people even though it was a weekday afternoon. In the consultation room, they did closely examine my skin with a magnifying glass, but the explanation wasn't very detailed. They prescribed both ointment and oral medication, and the advice about lifestyle habits was pretty basic. The nurses were friendly, but the atmosphere in the consultation room felt a bit busy, so I felt hesitant to ask many questions. The treatment itself was not irritating, and after a few days, the itching decreased. However, I felt disappointed that there wasn't enough information about costs or long-term treatment plans during my follow-up visit.