Agnes Treatment Guide

Agnes treatment differs from methods that uniformly apply high-frequency energy to a single lesion.

1. Treatment Design Tailored to Sebaceous Gland Distribution

Sebaceous glands are often widely distributed. Therefore, instead of targeting just one spot, we approach it by delicately treating the entire cluster of sebaceous glands. The treatment involves adjusting the appropriate output and depth from the center of the lesion to its periphery.

2. 3D Treatment Through Needle Length and High-Frequency Output Adjustment

Needles are used considering the anatomical depth of the treatment area, and the high-frequency output is adjusted according to the condition of each lesion. Through this, we strive to increase satisfaction after the treatment.

Energy intensity and delivery time are finely adjusted according to the size and depth of each lesion. Even when performing repeated treatments, we focus on minimizing skin irritation through subtle position adjustments rather than treating only the same area.

3. Real-time Confirmation of Lesion Response During Treatment

High-frequency treatment aims for localized thermal coagulation at around 60-70 degrees Celsius. When appropriate heat transfer occurs, the lesion may swell or show a subtle color change during the procedure. We observe the lesion's response in real-time during treatment and approach it carefully to reduce the possibility of side effects from excessive thermal coagulation. After the procedure, we review the treated area with the patient and reinforce any necessary parts to ensure sufficient improvement.

4. Post-Treatment Calming Care

Immediately after the treatment, a Jaungo modeling pack is applied to help calm the skin and quickly soothe the thermal irritation caused by the procedure. This aids in skin recovery and can enhance satisfaction after the treatment. Through such a delicate approach, we strive to improve acne and sebaceous gland-related conditions.

Concern about Fordyce Spots on Lips, Expect Improvement with Agnes

Small white or yellowish bumps observed inside the lips or on the oral mucosa are called Fordyce spots.

While these are not harmful symptoms to the body, they are often a cosmetic concern.

The insulated high-frequency needle used in Agnes treatment helps selectively coagulate only the problematic sebaceous glands while minimizing damage to the skin surface.

This allows for relatively safe improvement of Fordyce spots.

You can expect improvement of the lesions without the burden of medication.

Sebaceous Gland Hyperplasia Under the Eyes, Seeking Improvement with Agnes Treatment

Sometimes, symptoms like what is commonly called 'chicken skin' appear, where the skin under the eyes looks bumpy.

This may not be a simple pore issue but rather a case where the sebaceous glands are excessively hypertrophied.

Agnes treatment can be applied to thin and sensitive areas like under the eyes,

and because it can selectively target only the sebaceous glands, natural improvement can be expected.

It helps reduce concerns about scars or hyperpigmentation, and you can expect an improvement that results in smoother skin under the eyes.

Benefits of the Treatment

• 01. Directly treating sebaceous glands can help reduce the possibility of acne recurrence.
• 02. Minimizing epidermal damage contributes to reducing the risk of scars or hyperpigmentation.
• 03. It can be applied to various lesions such as blackheads, milia, and syringomas.
• 04. Treatment is possible even on delicate and sensitive areas like around the eyes and mouth.
• 05. Customized treatment is performed by adjusting the output according to the skin area, condition, and characteristics of the lesion.
• 06. We aim for hygienic procedures by using sterile-packed disposable tips.

Who Should Consider This Treatment

• 01. Skin with recurring or persistent acne.
• 02. Those who have difficulty taking medications like isotretinoin or are concerned about side effects.
• 03. Skin where pores appear enlarged due to blackheads or excessive sebum.
• 04. Those with multiple small lesions like milia or syringomas.

Treatment Process

• STEP 01. Personalized Consultation
• STEP 02. Cleansing
• STEP 03. Anesthetic Cream Application
• STEP 04. Agnes Treatment
• This is a skin soothing step using a Jaungo modeling mask.

Post-procedure Instructions

• Redness and swelling usually subside within 6 hours after the procedure. However, individual differences may cause it to last for 1-2 days.
• Occasionally, tiny scabs may form. It is best to let them fall off naturally.
• For one week after the procedure, please avoid jjimjilbangs, saunas, swimming, water play, smoking, and drinking alcohol.
• When engaging in outdoor activities, it is important to apply sunscreen thoroughly every 3-4 hours. Use plenty of skin moisturizer and pay attention to hydration to protect your skin from UV rays.
• Depending on your individual skin condition, temporary issues such as irritation, itching, or red spots may appear. If uncomfortable symptoms persist, please consult the medical staff.