Agnes Treatment for Under-eye Milia Improvement

At our clinic, we avoid simply applying a single shot to each individual bump when performing Agnes treatment to improve under-eye milia.

The skin under the eyes is thinner and more sensitive than other areas, so before treatment, we carefully assess the size, depth, distribution, skin thickness, and even the eye line of the lesion.

Our clinic precisely targets problematic sebaceous glands using Agnes's insulated radiofrequency microneedle. This helps to delicately refine the bumpy skin texture visible under the eyes.

1. 'Scattered Pattern' Treatment Design Considering Sebaceous Gland Distribution

Sebaceous gland hyperplasia often appears not just as one or two individual bumps, but rather as multiple bumps widely distributed around the under-eye area, or as clusters of small bumps.

Therefore, at our clinic, rather than just targeting the bumps visible to the naked eye, we meticulously identify the spread and direction of the sebaceous glands. After this, we design and perform the treatment using a scattered pattern that encompasses the area from the center of the lesion to its periphery.

By considering not only the visibly protruding parts but also the sebaceous glands located nearby, the treatment is performed to further improve the smoothness of the under-eye skin texture.

2. Adjusting Needle Depth and Radiofrequency Output Considering Under-Eye Area Characteristics

Among facial areas, the skin under the eyes is particularly thin and sensitive.

If treated with excessive depth or strong energy, there can be a greater risk of redness, swelling, hyperpigmentation, and skin texture damage.

At our clinic, we meticulously evaluate the size and depth of each lesion, as well as the thickness and sensitivity of the under-eye skin, to carefully adjust the appropriate needle length and radiofrequency output.

Energy intensity and delivery time are set differently for each individual lesion, and even during repeated treatments, the needle's position is finely adjusted to avoid excessive stimulation to the same area, ensuring a precise procedure.

3. Agnes Treatment: Selectively Coagulating Problematic Sebaceous Glands

Sebaceous gland hyperplasia may not achieve fundamental improvement by simply removing dead skin cells from the surface.

Agnes treatment utilizes an insulated radiofrequency microneedle to minimize damage to the skin surface while selectively delivering energy only to the problematic sebaceous gland area.

This directly targets the sebaceous gland lesions, coagulating the excessively protruding sebaceous glands, and helping to delicately refine the bumpy, milia-like protrusions under the eyes.

Various treatment methods such as lasers, electrocautery, and radiofrequency, which shrink the lesion itself, can be used for sebaceous gland hyperplasia treatment.

4. Real-time Feedback Treatment Process Confirming Lesion Temperature Response

Agnes radiofrequency treatment uses the principle of delivering thermal energy to problematic sebaceous glands to locally coagulate the area.

If heat is delivered appropriately, subtle swelling or slight discoloration of the lesion area may be observed during the procedure.

At our clinic, we monitor these reactions in real-time to reinforce areas with insufficient energy and avoid excessive heat stimulation, meticulously treating under-eye sebaceous gland hyperplasia.

After the treatment, we confirm the treated area again with the patient in front of a mirror and double-check if any parts feel insufficient.

5. Delicate Finishing for Natural Refinement of Under-Eye Skin Texture

Under-eye milia treatment should focus not just on removing bumps, but on the overall natural refinement of the under-eye skin texture.

Even the smallest irritation or subtle color difference around the eyes can be easily noticeable. Therefore, it is important to consider both the depth of each lesion and the surrounding skin texture, and to treat neither excessively nor insufficiently.

At our clinic, we plan the treatment to ensure natural improvement of bumpy under-eye skin texture, considering not only the center of the lesion but also its connection to the surrounding skin.

6. Post-Treatment Soothing Care Using Jaungo Modeling Pack

The under-eye area is so sensitive that even slight thermal stimulation can easily cause redness or a feeling of warmth.

At our clinic, we immediately apply a Jaungo modeling pack after Agnes treatment to help soothe the skin.

The purpose of this care is to quickly alleviate any thermal stimulation that may occur after treatment and help the under-eye skin undergo a comfortable recovery process.

Benefits of Agnes Treatment for Sebaceous Gland Hyperplasia

Directly targets protruding sebaceous gland lesions under the eyes.

Uses an insulated radiofrequency microneedle to reduce the risk of skin surface damage and ensure precise treatment.

Allows for a delicate approach to the thin and sensitive under-eye area.

Custom-adjusts needle depth and output values considering the size and depth of each lesion.

Designs treatment with a scattered pattern that considers sebaceous gland distribution, rather than a simple 1-shot method.

Real-time monitoring of lesion reaction during treatment, reinforcing insufficient areas if necessary.

Can help refine bumpy skin texture that appears as milia or tiny whiteheads.

Includes post-treatment soothing care with a Jaungo modeling pack.

We perform treatments utilizing high-frequency devices such as Potenza RF, Elysion RF, and Agness.

We pay meticulous attention to hygiene and safety by using sterilized individual tips for each patient.

If you have these symptoms, you may want to consider a consultation.

If the skin under your eyes appears bumpy, like goosebumps.

If it looks like milia or small acne but no contents come out when extracted, causing discomfort.

If you thought it was milia and had it removed, but your skin surface still feels uneven.

When the bumpy texture under your eyes makes it look untidy even when covered with makeup.

If multiple small bumps similar in color to your skin or yellowish in tint are observed.

If you are concerned about the occurrence of scars or hyperpigmentation after treatment on the sensitive under-eye area.

If you are looking for a more direct improvement method than medication or general skincare approaches.

Individuals who repeatedly develop bumpy lesions in the same area.

Those who feel they need an accurate diagnosis among similar conditions such as syringoma, milia, and sebaceous hyperplasia.

Procedure Steps

STEP 01. Personalized Consultation

We meticulously diagnose whether the bumps under your eyes are sebaceous hyperplasia and confirm the exact size and extent of the lesions.

STEP 02. Pre-Treatment Area Preparation

The skin under the eyes is cleansed, and the area requiring treatment is pre-designed.

STEP 03. Application of Topical Anesthetic Cream

Anesthetic cream is applied to minimize discomfort in the sensitive under-eye area.

STEP 04. Agness Treatment

The needle depth and high-frequency energy output are finely adjusted according to the location and depth of the sebaceous glands, allowing for precise treatment of the problematic sebaceous glands.

STEP 05. Soothing Care with Jaungo Modeling Pack

To alleviate any heat sensation or redness that may occur after the procedure, we soothe the skin with a Jaungo modeling pack.

Post-Treatment Precautions

ㆍRedness, swelling, and a sensation of heat may temporarily occur in the treated area, but these usually subside naturally over time.

ㆍVery small scabs may form under the eyes. It is best not to forcibly remove them; allow them to fall off naturally.

ㆍOn the day of the procedure, avoid rubbing or scrubbing the area around the eyes vigorously.

ㆍWhen washing your face, cleanse the treated area gently rather than scrubbing it harshly.

ㆍEye makeup such as eyeshadow or concealer is recommended to be used only after the treated area has fully stabilized.

ㆍIt is advisable to refrain from jjimjilbangs (Korean saunas), saunas, swimming, alcohol consumption, and smoking for approximately one week.

ㆍWhen going out, apply sunscreen thoroughly and make sure to provide sufficient moisturizing care.

ㆍDepending on individual skin condition, temporary issues such as breakouts, itching, or red spots may occur.

ㆍIf discomfort persists, please contact the clinic.

ㆍConsidering individual skin condition and constitutional characteristics, sebaceous hyperplasia may require multiple, repeated treatments.