Agnes Treatment Guide

Agnes treatment is not simply about delivering high-frequency energy to a single troubled area once.

1. 'Scatter Pattern' Design Considering Sebaceous Gland Distribution

Sebaceous glands tend to be widely distributed, requiring a delicate approach to control the entire cluster of these glands. Therefore, appropriate output and depth are set for each area, and additional treatments are performed from the center of the lesion to the surrounding areas.

2. Delicate Treatment Through Appropriate Needle Length and High-Frequency Output Control

The treatment is performed by adjusting the needle length considering the anatomical depth of each area. In addition, by delivering high-frequency energy with an output value suitable for the lesion, treatment effects can be expected.

Energy intensity and delivery time are finely adjusted to match the size and depth of individual lesions. Even when repeat treatments are necessary, efforts are made to reduce skin irritation through subtle position adjustments rather than indiscriminately re-treating the same area.

3. Real-time Monitoring of Lesion 'Temperature Response' and Communication with Patients

High-frequency treatment aims to induce localized thermal coagulation at 60-70 degrees Celsius within the lesion. If sufficient heat transfer occurs, the lesion may swell or show subtle color changes during the procedure. The medical staff observes these reactions of the lesion in real-time during the treatment to prevent side effects that may arise from excessive thermal coagulation. After the treatment, the treated area is checked with the patient, and additional measures are discussed if necessary, striving for meticulous care.

4. Post-Treatment Soothing Care

Immediately after the treatment, a Jawoongo modeling mask is applied to help soothe the skin and alleviate heat irritation. This aims to aid skin recovery and reduce discomfort. Through such meticulous care, we aim to contribute to the improvement of acne and sebum-related conditions.

Manage Yellow Lip Bumps, Fordyce Spots with Agnes

Fordyce spots appear as white or yellow bumps on the inner lip or oral mucosa.

These are simply exposed sebaceous glands, but they can be aesthetically bothersome.

Agnes treatment uses an insulated high-frequency needle to selectively coagulate only the sebaceous glands, minimizing epidermal damage.

This can help improve Fordyce spots.

It can be an alternative treatment for those who do not wish for drug therapy.

Sebaceous Gland Hyperplasia, like 'Chicken Skin' under the Eyes, with Agnes Treatment

Symptoms like 'chicken skin,' where the skin under the eyes feels bumpy,

are often not just pore issues but sebaceous gland hyperplasia.

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

selectively targeting sebaceous glands to expect more natural improvement.

It can help reduce the burden of scars or hyperpigmentation after treatment, improving the skin under the eyes.

Benefits of the Treatment

• 01. Contributes to mitigating acne recurrence by regulating sebaceous gland function
• 02. Minimizes epidermal damage, reducing the risk of scars and hyperpigmentation
• 03. Can be used to improve various types of lesions, including blackheads, milia, and syringomas
• 04. Can be considered for delicate areas such as around the eyes and mouth
• 05. Output can be adjusted according to skin area, condition, and lesion characteristics, allowing for individualized customized treatment
• 06. Utilizes sterilized individual tips to create a hygienic treatment environment

Recommended for

• 01. Skin prone to frequent and recurrent acne
• 02. When taking medications like isotretinoin is difficult or side effects are a concern
• 03. Skin with enlarged pores due to blackheads and excessive sebum
• 04. When multiple small lesions such as milia or syringomas are present

Treatment Steps

• STEP 01. 1:1 Personalized Consultation
• STEP 02. Cleansing and Face Wash
• STEP 03. Anesthetic Cream Application
• STEP 04. Agnes Main Procedure
• The fifth step is soothing care using a Jaoongo modeling pack.

Precautions After Treatment

• Redness or swelling after the procedure usually subsides within 6 hours. However, depending on individual differences, it may last for one to two days.
• It is possible for very small scabs to form, and it is best to let them fall off naturally.
• For one week after the procedure, it is advisable to refrain from jjimjilbangs (Korean bathhouses), saunas, swimming pools, water activities, smoking, and alcohol consumption.
• When going out, it is important to carefully apply sunscreen every three to four hours. Please use moisturizer consistently and drink plenty of water to maintain hydration and protect your skin from UV rays.
• Depending on your skin condition, various symptoms such as temporary breakouts, itching, or redness may appear. If discomfort persists or you have any concerns, please contact the clinic.