Geuthan Clinic's bumpy under-eye skin texture, Agnes

The Agnes procedure for bumpy under-eye skin texture performed at Geuthan Clinic is different from simply applying a single shot to a single bump.

The eye area is a thin and delicate part of the skin, so a treatment plan must be carefully established, considering not only the size, depth, and distribution of the lesions but also the skin thickness and eye line.

At Geuthan Clinic, we use Agnes's insulated radiofrequency needles to precisely locate and treat problematic sebaceous glands. This helps to smoothly improve the bumpy skin texture visible under the eyes.

1. 'Scattered pattern' design considering sebaceous gland distribution

Sebaceous hyperplasia often appears not as just a few individual bumps, but rather as multiple bumps widely spread around the under-eye area or small bumps forming clusters.

Due to these characteristics, Geuthan Clinic, instead of treating only the visible bumps, identifies the range and direction of sebaceous gland distribution and proceeds with a treatment designed with a scattered pattern that considers from the center of the lesion to its periphery.

We aim to improve the under-eye skin texture to be even smoother, by considering not only the visibly prominent bumpy areas but also the sebaceous glands spread around them.

2. Needle depth and radiofrequency output adjustment considering under-eye area characteristics

The eye area is particularly thin and prone to sensitive reactions among all facial areas.

Therefore, if the procedure is performed with excessively deep or strong energy, concerns about redness, swelling, hyperpigmentation, and skin texture damage may increase.

At Geuthan Clinic, we comprehensively consider the size and depth of the lesion, as well as the thickness and sensitivity of the under-eye skin, to set appropriate needle length and radiofrequency output values.

We individually adjust the energy intensity and delivery time according to the characteristics of each lesion, and even when performing multiple treatments, we finely adjust the needle position to ensure precise access without applying excessive stimulation to the same area.

3. Agnes procedure that selectively coagulates only problematic sebaceous glands

Sebaceous hyperplasia may be difficult to fundamentally improve by simply managing the stratum corneum on the skin surface.

Agnes uses insulated radiofrequency needles to precisely deliver the necessary energy only to the problematic sebaceous gland area, while reducing the potential for skin surface damage.

This procedure directly targets sebaceous gland lesions, helping to coagulate excessively prominent sebaceous glands. Through this, you can expect the effect of delicately refining the bumpy protrusions visible under the eyes.

Various methods that directly reduce lesions, such as laser, electrocautery, and radiofrequency treatments, can be used to improve sebaceous hyperplasia.

4. Real-time feedback checking the temperature response of lesions during treatment

The Agnes radiofrequency procedure utilizes the principle of precisely delivering thermal energy to problematic sebaceous gland areas, thereby selectively coagulating these areas.

When appropriate thermal energy is delivered, responses such as the treated lesion area slightly swelling or subtly changing color can be observed directly during the procedure.

At Geuthan Clinic, we observe these reactions in real-time, supplementing energy where needed and avoiding excessive heat stimulation, thus delicately approaching under-eye sebaceous hyperplasia.

After the treatment, we examine the treated area with the patient in a mirror, carefully rechecking for any areas that may not have been fully improved.

5. Finishing touches considering the naturalness of under-eye skin texture

We believe that improving bumpy under-eye skin texture goes beyond simply removing bumps; it's crucial for the under-eye skin texture itself to become naturally smooth.

The area around the eyes easily reveals even small irritations or subtle color differences. Therefore, it is necessary to delicately perform the procedure only as much as needed, without excess, by considering both the depth of individual lesions and the harmony with the surrounding skin texture.

At Geuthan Clinic, we perform treatments considering not only the center of the lesion but also its natural connectivity with the surrounding skin, helping to smoothly improve bumpy under-eye skin texture.

6. Soothing care using Geuthan Clinic's Jaungo Modeling Pack

The under-eye area is a sensitive region that can easily redden or feel warm even with slight thermal stimulation.

After the Agnes procedure, we immediately apply a Jaungo Modeling Pack to help facilitate skin soothing.

We carefully perform soothing care with the Jaungo Modeling Pack to quickly calm thermal stimulation from the procedure and help the under-eye skin recover stably and comfortably.

Agnes treatment for sebaceous hyperplasia: you can expect these benefits

Direct approach to bumpy sebaceous gland lesions under the eyes

Precise treatment using insulated radiofrequency needles to reduce the risk of epidermal damage

Delicate approach possible even for thin and sensitive areas like under the eyes

Adjusting needle depth and output values to match the size and depth of the lesion

Designed treatment considering a scattered pattern, not just a single-shot method

Delicate reinforcement through real-time monitoring of lesion reactions during treatment

Expected improvement in bumpy skin texture that resembles milia or tiny bumps

Post-treatment skin soothing care through Jaungo Modeling Pack

In this procedure, Potenza RF, Elysion RF, and Agnes RF devices can be used in combination.

By using sterile, individual tips for each treatment, we maintain a hygienic environment.

This treatment may be helpful for those with the following concerns:

If the skin under your eyes appears bumpy like goosebumps or you feel small, raised bumps.

Those who thought they had small whiteheads but experienced difficulty because nothing came out when extracted.

Those who had milia removed but still experience persistent bumpy texture.

Those who feel their under-eye skin texture is not smooth, making makeup look uneven.

Those with multiple small, skin-colored or yellowish bumps under their eyes.

Those concerned about scarring or hyperpigmentation from under-eye treatments.

Those who desire improvement through a more direct method than medication or general skincare.

Those concerned about recurrent bumpy growths in the same area.

Those who are confused about the type of lesion, such as syringoma, milia, or sebaceous hyperplasia, and require an accurate diagnosis.

Treatment Process

STEP 01. Personalized Consultation

We carefully confirm whether the bumpy growths under the eyes are sebaceous hyperplasia. We also thoroughly check the exact scope and distribution of the lesions.

STEP 02. Preparation of Treatment Area

The skin under the eyes to be treated is thoroughly cleansed, and the exact area requiring treatment is designed.

STEP 03. Anesthetic Cream Application

Anesthetic cream is applied to minimize any discomfort that may occur in the sensitive under-eye area.

STEP 04. Agnes RF Treatment

The depth of the micro-needles and the RF energy output are finely adjusted according to the location and depth of the sebaceous glands. This allows for precise and selective management of problematic sebaceous glands.

STEP 05. Soothing with Jaungo Modeling Pack

To alleviate any heat and redness that may occur after the treatment, a Jaungo modeling pack is used to soothe the skin.

Post-Treatment Care and Precautions

ㆍOccasionally, redness, swelling, or a feeling of warmth may appear after the treatment, but these typically subside gradually over time.

ㆍSmall, fine scabs may form under the eyes; it is best not to pick at them and let them fall off naturally.

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

ㆍWhen washing your face, it is important not to rub the treated area roughly; cleanse it gently.

ㆍWe recommend using eye makeup such as eyeshadow or concealer only after the treated area has fully recovered and stabilized.

ㆍIt is advisable to refrain from jjimjilbangs (Korean bathhouses), saunas, swimming, alcohol consumption, and smoking for about 1 week after the treatment.

ㆍWhen engaging in outdoor activities, it is important to protect the skin from UV rays and ensure adequate moisturizing care.

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

ㆍIf discomfort persists longer than expected or worsens, please contact the clinic.

ㆍPlease note that sebaceous hyperplasia may require multiple treatments depending on the patient's skin characteristics and constitution.