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☆This is an old dermatology clinic in the neighborhood, and I've had a few laser treatments with no side effects, so I trust it.

My skin is sensitive, so I had some side effects after using a massage device and decided to visit. I got laser treatment and it disappeared quickly.

I’ve been doing various treatments including toning, Mirajet secret laser, and others, rotating through over 12 sessions. My skin has brightened and cleared up a lot compared to before. Other dermatology clinics usually did laser treatments three times a week, which led to side effects. I was initially curious why they had a two-week interval here, but it seems to be to minimize side effects. So far, I have not experienced any side effects at all, which is amazing! It seems that there’s a good reason why this clinic is popular! At other clinics, they often rush you into the next treatment, but here, they monitor the side effects and the condition before proceeding, which is an immediate standout difference. After a bad laser experience in the past, I had a negative view, but coming here completely changed that perception. The doctors are meticulous, and they really know how to perform the treatments. They explain what they’re going to do, showing case studies with before and after photos, and their attention to detail is impressive; they never overlook anything. I can confidently say that there’s probably no other clinic that rivals this one!

My experience with the skin laser treatment was a mix of expectations and reality. I received the laser treatment to address sagging cheeks, nasolabial folds, and double chin fat, but right after the procedure, my face was a bit red and I felt quite a strong tingling sensation overall. Especially on the first day, the heat stayed for a while, so I realized that post-treatment care is really important. After about 3 to 4 days, there was a period where my skin became rough and flaked, but once I got through that phase, my skin tone began to brighten up, and I felt like my texture was improving. It seems true that, just like many reviews say, the effects become noticeable only after more than three sessions rather than just one. The pain was more than I expected, but it wasn’t a procedure that required numbing cream, and it wasn’t unbearable. However, the post-treatment care is super important; you need to do a good job with sun protection and moisturizing to prevent side effects like pigmentation. After the treatment, they give you a bruise cream, and it seems to help it fade quickly. Overall, I'd say this treatment is more about gradual improvement rather than a dramatic change in one go. Satisfaction levels can vary quite a bit depending on your skin type.

I went to Maxwell Dermatology in Jongno to have a mole and a small flat wart on my neck, which had been bothering me for a while, removed with CO2 laser! From the consultation, the doctor carefully checked my skin condition, which made me trust him. The procedure was completely painless, so I felt really comfortable. Right after the treatment, there was a bit of redness, and I did struggle a little with the duoderm, but after a week, a scab formed and it fell off naturally. Now, all the moles and small warts are gone, and my skin looks so clean. I'm really happy every time I look in the mirror.

Recently, my acne and blemishes worsened, so I visited a dermatology clinic. After making an appointment, the waiting time was short, and I could see the doctor right away. The clinic was clean and quiet, allowing for a comfortable consultation. The staff in charge of registration and guidance were also friendly and explained everything clearly, which helped me relax a lot. The doctor carefully examined my skin condition, analyzed the causes of my acne and blemishes, and provided detailed information on the treatment methods and expected duration. They paid special attention to minimizing pain and side effects by combining laser treatment with medication. After the treatment, they kindly taught me the correct cleansing methods, lifestyle habits, and how to use cosmetics, which greatly helped my management. I plan to visit regularly for consistent care, and I had a satisfying experience that I would recommend to anyone struggling with acne and blemishes.

I recently had a laser treatment at the dermatologist, and initially, everything seemed fine. But when I got home, I noticed that my entire face had turned bright red and I could feel heat coming from it. Especially the area on my cheeks felt hot and tingly, which caught me off guard. The next day, the redness hadn’t gone down easily, so I went back to the clinic. They checked my skin and explained that the redness was due to my skin temporarily becoming sensitive after the treatment. Fortunately, it wasn't a serious side effect; it was just a reaction from skin irritation. After that, we focused on soothing therapies, and I received cooling treatments and regenerative laser therapy, which helped to reduce the heat in my skin. During the treatment, it felt really refreshing, and I noticed the redness starting to settle down a bit. At home, I was advised to avoid irritating cosmetics and to focus on moisturizing, so I followed that guidance. After a few days, I noticed the redness gradually fading and my skin feeling more stabilized. This experience made me realize how important post-treatment care is, and if you have sensitive skin, it's better to consult thoroughly before proceeding. Still, I was thankful that the clinic responded quickly, allowing me to recover without major issues.

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.

Reason for visiting the clinic: - My skin has been breaking out a lot due to hormonal changes, I can't manage it at home anymore... - I've had acne popping up in certain areas of my face since puberty, and there are spots where I've caused scars and stress from improper extraction, so I was looking for a solution. Treatment name: - Capri laser (acne stamping + sebum toning) + basic acne treatment (extraction + white peel + mask) about 5 sessions with a week interval. The process (sometimes it changes, but I wrote it based on the latest treatment): Store my things (locker)> Cleanse> Laser room for stamping_sebum toning> After extraction (excluding painful areas like the nose and philtrum, they extract minimally upon request), they give you a mirror and if you mention any areas needing extra attention, they'll proceed if possible. If not, they guide you on additional injection treatments or care methods. > White peel (if they aren’t busy, they do a thorough job on my whole face, but there was a day when it was really busy and they only applied it to the central part of my face... But I have no major complaints on other days as they did a great job.) The mask takes about 10 minutes to dry. They do the modeling mask, asking if they should cover my eyes and lips too, which is nice. If I ask them to lift it, they do it after the gauze. It feels refreshing and nice! After the mask, they ask if they should apply basic skincare (toner, two types of regeneration cream) or include sunscreen. I usually just get the basic skincare since I go home right after, but I did try the sunscreen once, and it was light and nice! Also, they administer any necessary anti-inflammatory injections on the bed I received care on or in a separate injection room, consistently administering the right amount needed without any side effects, so I'm doing well! That's how the treatment ends. I plan to continue coming here in the future and I have a high intention to recommend it to others! Regarding the photos: 2 and 3 were taken before the final treatment, about 2 weeks after the last treatment. In images 1 and 2, my troubles weren't covered so I was very stressed, but in image 4, unless it was a really big one, it was well covered, and I felt happy!