For First-Time Visitors｜Our QnA

Yes — you're welcome to visit us without an interpreter.

Consultations and treatments are conducted in English, so you can share your concerns and goals directly, in your own words.

Because even subtle details can be communicated clearly, many patients tell us this puts them at ease.

We recommend booking in advance via LINE.

Please let us know your name, the treatment you're interested in, and your availability (including your dates in Korea and departure flight time), and we'll follow up with the details.

For peace of mind, we recommend booking at least one week before your visit.

After you arrive, we'll first ask you to remove your makeup (cleanser and makeup remover are provided).

We'll then go over your skin condition and concerns in a one-on-one consultation, and recommend a treatment plan tailored to your goals and skin condition.

We're sorry, but we're unable to provide a diagnosis based on photos alone.

An accurate recommendation requires an in-person assessment of your skin.

Downtime (swelling, redness, etc.) varies depending on the treatment, so we recommend avoiding strong sun exposure for a while afterward.

If you're having an injectable treatment in particular, we'd suggest building some flexibility into your travel schedule.

Yes, consultation-only visits are available.

A consultation fee of KRW 88,000 applies.

Please feel free to reach out and book a consultation any time.

We accept both cash and credit card.

As of January 1, 2026, the VAT refund program for cosmetic medical procedures for foreign tourists has ended, and treatment and medical service fees are no longer eligible for a tax refund.

Tax-free shopping is available for cosmetics purchases only. International visitors may be eligible for a refund on qualifying cosmetics purchases above a certain amount by presenting their original passport.

Please ask our front desk for full details.

We assess your skin condition and goals during your consultation and provide an individual quote from there.

If you have a budget in mind, letting us know in advance helps us plan more smoothly.

Topical numbing cream is available for most treatments.

Pain tolerance varies from person to person, so please don't hesitate to let our staff know if you're concerned.

This varies depending on the type of treatment.

With injectable treatments, bruising can last anywhere from 1 to 3 weeks.

(Individual results may vary.)

This depends on the treatment.

With pigmentation-focused lasers, many people notice a difference after just one session, while acne scars and enlarged pores tend to improve gradually over multiple sessions.

Continuing treatment on each visit to Korea tends to bring more noticeable results over time.

Yes, this is possible.

Many patients combine several treatments in one visit to make the most of their limited time in Korea.

Feel free to discuss this with us during your consultation.

We review your skin condition, medical history, and any allergies during the consultation before recommending a plan.

Redness, swelling, and bruising are usually just temporary reactions to treatment, but please contact us right away if you notice anything that concerns you.

Some treatments are suitable during this time, while others are best avoided.

(We generally don't recommend injectable treatments, including Botox, during pregnancy or breastfeeding.)

If you have any concerns, please let us know before your visit.

The right treatment depends on the cause of the pigmentation.

Regular pigmentation and freckles often respond quickly to treatments like Pico laser, while melasma is more sensitive to stimulation and needs to be treated carefully — typically with laser toning at a carefully calibrated intensity.

We always start by identifying exactly what type of pigmentation you have.

We combine treatments such as fractional laser, Excel V, BBL, skin booster (water-light) injections, and similar options, typically over multiple sessions, to gradually improve the skin.

Redness and hyperpigmentation-type scars tend to respond relatively quickly, while atrophic (pitted) scars generally require more sessions to see meaningful improvement.

Pore concerns are often caused by a combination of factors, including oil production and reduced skin elasticity.

We combine treatments such as Potenza, fractional laser, skin booster injections, and skin-tightening procedures to create a plan tailored to you.

Depending on your skin condition, we may also add a peeling treatment such as Aqua Peel or Lala Peel.

We're also happy to advise on daily habits like moisturizing and sun protection.

There are several options, including thread lifts, hyaluronic acid fillers, and radiofrequency (RF) devices.

We'll recommend an approach based on the degree of sagging and your preferred downtime, after a thorough assessment of your skin and facial structure during the consultation.

For sensitive skin, we recommend calming treatments such as LDM (a soothing ultrasound therapy), low-intensity laser toning, or other gentle, calming procedures.

Please be sure to tell us about your skin type and any past reactions beforehand.

We can also start you off with a low-stimulation treatment plan.

Moisture-boosting treatments such as skin booster (water-light) injections and Rejuran are popular options.

We'll also guide you on post-treatment moisturizing and sun care, so you can work toward long-term improvement in your skin alongside your treatment.

Most people begin to notice results within 1–2 weeks, with effects generally lasting around 4–6 months.

(Individual results may vary.)

Bruising can occur at the injection site, so we recommend allowing some flexibility in your travel schedule.

Skin booster injections use moisturizing ingredients like hyaluronic acid, while Rejuran uses a salmon-derived PN (polynucleotide) complex to support skin regeneration and elasticity.

Skin boosters tend to suit those concerned with dryness and dullness, while Rejuran is often better suited to those looking to improve overall skin quality and fine lines — but we'll tailor our recommendation to your skin during the consultation.

For localized body contouring, treatments like Body Onda, Body HIFU, and DCA fat-dissolving injections are popular choices.

For those also looking to improve overall constitution or manage appetite, our herbal-medicine diet program is well received.

Please note that mild, temporary bruising or muscle-soreness-like discomfort can occur after treatment.

We use a combination of treatments — including Pico laser, laser toning, and high-frequency fractional laser — depending on the depth of the pigmentation, whether melasma is present, and any accompanying pore concerns.

We'll assess your skin on the day of your visit and recommend the best combination for you.

Many treatments are designed to build results over multiple sessions, so we recommend simply continuing on your next trip to Korea.

If you let us know your travel schedule in advance, we can design a plan that fits your available time.

Yes — you're welcome to update us via LINE, and we'll do our best to advise you.

That said, since we're not able to examine your skin in person, we may recommend seeing a local healthcare provider depending on your symptoms.

Mild, temporary reactions like redness, slight swelling, or bruising usually settle on their own within a few days to a few weeks.

However, if you experience severe pain, fever, or signs of infection, please see a local healthcare provider as soon as possible — that should always come first. If possible, please also let us know what's going on so we can advise where we can.

For a few days after treatment, we recommend avoiding excessive rubbing, saunas, alcohol, and strenuous exercise on the treated area.

Please pay extra attention to moisturizing and sun protection, and use any moisturizer or ointment we've provided according to the instructions given.

Yes — we keep detailed records of your treatments and the products used.

This makes it easy for us to recommend a continued plan on your next visit; just let us know your name and the approximate date of your last visit when booking.

Some medications, such as antibiotics, may need to be used with caution depending on the treatment involved.

If you're taking any medication before or after your treatment, please be sure to let us know in advance.