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I had a painful, pus-filled acne bump on my cheekbone that kept oozing, so I decided to visit the dermatology clinic. The doctor assessed the situation and said even though it was small, they needed to perform an extraction and give me an injection for inflammation. I definitely felt that the injection helped calm things down quickly. I've had inflammation injections at several dermatology clinics before, but this one had the fastest recovery, which was definitely the most satisfying aspect for me. The head doctor has a lot of experience, and their skills were really impressive. While inflammation injections can be effective for acne, there can sometimes be side effects. I had experienced side effects from the injections at one point, but I didn't have that issue here, which was a relief.

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.

I made an appointment for an anti-inflammatory injection and the wait time wasn't long. The prices went up starting in March, but it's still cheaper compared to other clinics. Usually, it's around 10,000 won per injection, but here it's 5,500 won. I was treated by a female doctor, and she mentioned that one of them might bring out some pus from the acne, so she also did an extraction for me. When they do the extraction, it really helps me get better quickly. When she gave the injection, she was very precise. It stings a bit, but I think anti-inflammatory injections are the best when you need to calm things down quickly. Almost after a day, I started feeling much better. It's conveniently located near Hongdae Entrance, which makes transportation easy. They have a lot of events and great value for money, so it seems like many people come here. I would like to try other procedures here later on.