Start from your skin concern
Pick the concern closest to yours to see what usually causes it and which treatments a doctor may discuss with you.
- Pigmentation & MelasmaHow to describe dark patches, sun spots and melasma to a doctor in English, and what to ask about options and the risk of coming back.
- Acne ScarsWords and photos to use when you ask a doctor about acne scars in English, and how scar types affect which options are discussed.
- Active AcneHow to explain breakouts to a doctor in English, including the medicines and products you use now, and what to expect from clinic-based acne care.
- Sagging & Skin LaxityHow to talk about loosening skin and jowls in English, and how to ask what different lifting options can and cannot do.
- Wrinkles & Fine LinesPlain English to describe fine lines and deeper wrinkles to a doctor, and how to ask about the difference between relaxing, hydrating and resurfacing options.
- Volume LossHow to explain flat cheeks, hollow temples or thinner lips in English, and how to ask about fillers and other options in a measured way.
- Enlarged Pores & Rough TextureHow to describe large pores and rough skin to a doctor in English, and what realistic improvement means for pore size.
- Excessive SweatingHow to explain heavy sweating to a doctor in English, what questions help rule out other causes, and how the common options differ.
- Redness & RosaceaHow to describe facial redness, flushing and visible vessels to a doctor in English, and why a diagnosis comes before any laser or light treatment.
- Dull & Dehydrated SkinHow to describe tired, tight or flat-looking skin in English, and how to tell dryness, dehydration and dullness apart before choosing a treatment.
- Unwanted HairWhat to tell a clinic in English about body hair you want to reduce, including skin tone, hair color and sun exposure, which strongly affect laser safety.
- Moles, Tattoos & Skin LesionsHow to ask about moles, tattoos and small skin growths in English, including why a doctor should examine a mole before anything is removed.
- Stubborn Body FatHow to ask about small, localized fat deposits in English, and what non-surgical options can and cannot do compared with weight management or surgery.
- Hair ThinningHow to explain hair loss to a doctor in English, why finding the cause comes first, and how to ask about treatment courses that last months.
- Under-Eye Hollows & Dark CirclesHow to describe under-eye shadows and hollows in English so the doctor can tell whether the cause is color, thin skin or lost volume.
- Double Chin & JawlineHow to explain fullness under the chin or a softer jawline to a doctor in English, so the plan matches whether the cause is fat, loose skin or jaw shape.
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- Area
- Gangnam Station, Gangnam
- Nearest station
- Gangnam Station (Line 2 / Shinbundang Line)
- Mon - Fri
- 10:30 - 20:00
- Sat
- 10:00 - 17:00
- Sun
- 11:00 - 16:00 (coordinator messages only)
- Public holidays
- Closed