PRECAUTIONS
[Botox] - For facial wrinkles, the effects typically appear within 1–2 weeks after the procedure, while muscle-related areas such as the jaw or body may take 3–4 weeks. - Mild bruising, pain, or swelling may occur at the injection site, but these symptoms usually resolve within 1–2 weeks. - Avoid rubbing or stimulating the treated area too strongly for 1–2 days. Washing your face, showering, and applying makeup are allowed on the same day. However, for skin Botox, please avoid strong cleansing or heavy makeup on the day of treatment. - As the effects of Botox begin to appear, you may temporarily experience weakness in the treated area, which can be uncomfortable. We do not recommend treating areas that are crucial for your job or daily function. - As untreated muscles develop, the surrounding areas may appear uneven or unnatural. In such cases, we recommend additional Botox treatment in those areas. - To prolong the results, it’s best to minimize the use of the treated muscles. - After masseter (jawline) Botox, though rare, some may experience drooping corners of the mouth or heaviness when moving the jaw. - After Botox in the forehead, glabella (between the eyebrows), or eye area, you may occasionally experience raised eyebrows, a heavy forehead, or drooping eyelids. These usually resolve naturally over time, but individual experiences may vary. To help prevent such symptoms, avoid rubbing the treated area or lying down immediately after the procedure. - After trapezius Botox, avoid intense exercise, carrying bags on one shoulder, massages, or kneading the shoulder area for about a week. - After calf Botox, avoid strenuous exercise, climbing stairs, wearing high heels, or driving.
[Fat dissolving injection (face/body)] - You may wash your face, shower, and apply makeup starting from the day of the procedure. - Please avoid strenuous exercise and saunas for 2–3 days, and refrain from alcohol and smoking for one week. - If medication is prescribed after the procedure, please take it as directed. - If you experience significant discomfort, do not rub or scratch the area with your hands. Instead, visit our clinic as soon as possible. If the treated area becomes severely swollen, itchy, or feels hot, it may be a sign of an allergic reaction. - Symptoms such as heart palpitations, hand tremors, nausea, vomiting, dizziness, headache, or general discomfort may occur. These symptoms usually subside within 2–3 hours, but the duration may vary depending on the individual. - Swelling, uneven texture, temporary indentations, pain, warmth, or bruising may occur, and recovery times may differ by person. Typically, swelling, unevenness, and warmth improve within 2–3 days, while bruising generally resolves in 1–2 weeks. - Depending on the procedure, a small amount of blood discharge similar to menstrual spotting may occur. This is a temporary symptom caused by hormonal changes due to the medication. - Though extremely rare, if you experience severe swelling, dizziness, or difficulty breathing, please go to the nearest emergency room immediately.
[V-OLET] - Swelling, uneven texture, temporary indentations, pain, warmth, and bruising may occur, and recovery may vary from person to person. Generally, swelling, unevenness, and warmth subside within about a week, while reduced sensation may last up to a month. - As this procedure destroys fat cells through an inflammatory response, some discomfort is normal. If pain persists even after applying a cold compress, you may take an acetaminophen-based pain reliever.
[Filler] - Swelling, pain, warmth, and bruising may occur after the procedure. These symptoms typically resolve naturally within 1–2 weeks but may vary depending on the individual. - Final results can be evaluated only after the swelling has completely subsided. The duration of the results may vary significantly depending on facial movements and individual filler metabolism. - You may wash your face and apply makeup on the day of the procedure. However, to reduce the risk of inflammation, please avoid alcohol, hot saunas or steam rooms, and strenuous exercise for one week. - Applying strong pressure or force to the treated area may alter its shape. Please take care for at least 1–2 weeks. Examples: Nose: Avoid wearing glasses, Nasolabial folds: Avoid exaggerated mouth movements, Forehead: Avoid lying face down or applying pressure with your forehead, Chin: Avoid resting your chin on your hand, Lips: Avoid hot or spicy food and using straws for about a week - If medication is prescribed to prevent inflammation, please take it as directed. (Be sure to inform the clinic in advance if you have any drug allergies.) - If you experience severe swelling or pain, dark discoloration of the skin, blisters, or any other significant discomfort, contact the clinic immediately to receive appropriate care. - Avoid wearing hats, as they may alter the shape of your filler.
[Collagen volume booster] - After the procedure, it is essential to perform the 5-5-5 massage: massage the treated area thoroughly 5 times a day for 5 minutes each session, for 5 consecutive days. - If the product accumulates unevenly in certain areas, it may lead to excessive tissue buildup and a lumpy texture. To prevent this, please be sure to follow the massage instructions provided after the procedure. - You may wash your face and apply makeup starting on the day of the procedure. - Avoid strenuous exercise and saunas for 2–3 days, and refrain from alcohol and smoking for one week. - If medication is prescribed after the procedure, please take it as directed. - If you experience significant discomfort, do not rub or scratch the area. Please visit the clinic as soon as possible. - Depending on your skin condition, you may experience swelling, pain, warmth, or bruising. These symptoms vary from person to person. Typically, swelling, pain, and warmth subside within 3–7 days, while bruising generally resolves naturally within about 2 weeks.
[Peeling/Skincare] - Depending on the procedure, you may need to avoid washing your face and applying makeup for 1–3 days after treatment. - Be sure to apply plenty of moisturizer and keep your skin well-hydrated. - Avoid outdoor activities and apply sunscreen frequently. UV exposure can cause pigmentation and recurrence. - Avoid any skin-irritating activities for one week, such as intense exercise, saunas, steam rooms, facial massages, alcohol consumption, and smoking. - If you experience a feeling of heat in the treated area, applying a cold compress (wrapped in a towel) for 5 minutes can help relieve it. - Let any scabs fall off naturally. Do not forcefully remove them, as this can cause pigmentation or inflammation. - Even if you feel discomfort, do not scratch or touch the skin. If symptoms become severe, please seek medical attention promptly. - Depending on your skin condition, you may experience redness, heat, dryness, pain, or other nonspecific symptoms. These usually subside within a week, but the recovery process may vary from person to person.
[Acne Management (extrusion/inflammatory injection)] - If a large amount of extrusion is performed, please refrain from strong facial wash or any sort of skincare that may cause irritation. - Acne scars may be inevitable for severely inflamed pimples that have been treated. - After inflammatory injection, the treated area might temporarily seem hollow, but most recover naturally.
[LDM] - There is no downtime after the procedure—you may resume daily activities immediately. However, be diligent with sun protection and moisturizing. - Although rare, some individuals may experience redness, warmth, rashes, or other nonspecific symptoms after the procedure. These usually resolve naturally within 2–4 days, but results may vary by individual. - Apply plenty of moisturizer, and avoid any activities that may irritate the skin, such as saunas, steam rooms, intense massages, or vigorous exercise.
[PDT] - Mild dryness may occur after the procedure, so be sure to apply adequate moisturizer. - Temporary dryness or breakouts may appear as sebum production adjusts, but these typically resolve on their own. - You may experience peeling within 2–3 days, and a temporary tanning effect on the skin for 1–2 weeks. - Do not peel or rub off flaking skin by hand. - Avoid harsh cleansing methods and do not use skincare products containing exfoliating agents. - Washing your face is allowed on the day of the procedure. When going outside, be sure to apply sunscreen. - Avoid alcohol and smoking as much as possible.
[Aladdin peel] - Avoid washing your face or showering for 24 hours after the procedure. If absolutely necessary, you may lightly rinse your face with cold water only. - Do not apply makeup on the day of the procedure. - As the skin begins to exfoliate, itchiness may occur. Do not scratch or peel off flaking skin. - Refrain from intense exercise, saunas, steam rooms, deep-tissue massages, alcohol, and smoking for one week. - Other peeling treatments should be avoided for at least one month following the procedure.
[CROSS (Chemical Reconstruction Of The Skin Scar) peeling] - Avoid skin-irritating activities such as intense exercise, saunas, steam rooms, deep-tissue massages, alcohol, and smoking for one week after the procedure. - Allow scabs to fall off naturally. Forcing removal may lead to pigmentation or inflammation. - Avoid washing your face on the day of the procedure, and focus on keeping the skin well-moisturized. - It is recommended to receive at least three sessions, spaced one month apart, for optimal results.
[CO2 Fraxel / Pico Fraxel / Sellas / Potenza / Agnes] - Post-treatment redness, marks, and discomfort may last for 1–2 weeks. - Do not pick or peel any scabs or flaking skin. Allow them to fall off naturally. - Avoid washing your face on the day of the procedure. You may resume gentle cleansing starting the next day. Avoid harsh scrubbing for one week. - Refrain from saunas, steam rooms, swimming pools, alcohol, and smoking for one week after the procedure. - Avoid direct sun exposure, and always apply sunscreen when going outdoors. - Keeping the skin well-moisturized is essential for proper healing.
[Subcision] - Bruising or needle marks may appear at the puncture sites. Bruising can last for about one week, but this may vary by individual. - Apply bruise cream twice daily (morning and evening) for 3–5 days. - To prevent secondary infection, avoid touching the treated area with your hands. - Depressed scars typically cannot be fully corrected with a single session. At least 3–5 treatments are usually required, and the treatment period may be extended depending on your skin condition.
[Laser Toning / Pico Toning / Picosure Toning / Genesis / Excel V] - Depending on the treatment, you may need to avoid washing your face and applying makeup for 1–3 days. - Keep your skin well-moisturized to prevent dryness. Apply moisturizer generously and frequently. - Avoid outdoor activities and apply sunscreen regularly, as UV exposure can cause pigmentation and recurrence of skin concerns. - Refrain from intense exercise, saunas, steam rooms, deep massage, alcohol, and smoking for one week, as these can irritate the skin. - If you experience a sensation of heat, use a cold compress wrapped in a towel for about 5 minutes to help soothe the area. - Allow any scabs to fall off naturally. Do not pick at them, as this may lead to pigmentation or inflammation. - Even if you experience discomfort, do not scratch or touch the treated area. If symptoms are severe, seek medical attention promptly. - Depending on your skin condition, you may experience redness, warmth, dryness, tenseness, or other symptoms after the procedure. These usually resolve within a week. - In some cases, scabs or bruising may occur, but they generally heal within 2–3 weeks. - Pigmentation may temporarily appear darker—this is a normal part of the melanin breakdown and elimination process. - Occasionally, small pimples or rashes may develop, but these are typically temporary and improve with proper care.
[Tattoo Removal] - Avoid getting the treated area wet after the procedure. - You may experience itching or stinging in the treated area. Do not scratch or pick at scabs. Apply moisturizing cream or a non-steroidal ointment as needed. - Apply sunscreen regularly to prevent pigmentation in the treated area. - The next treatment session can be scheduled at least one month later. - It is recommended to extend the interval between sessions based on progress and healing status.
[Collagen Regeneration/Skin Booster] - Bumpiness, redness, and aching at the injection sites may last for 2–3 days after the procedure. - Bruising or swelling may persist for 1–2 weeks. - Depending on the treatment, you may need to avoid washing your face and applying makeup for 1–2 days. - Apply plenty of moisturizer and take special care to prevent skin dryness. - Avoid outdoor activities and reapply sunscreen frequently, as UV exposure can cause pigmentation and recurrence. - Avoid intense exercise, sauna, steam rooms, deep tissue massage, alcohol, and smoking for 1 week, as these can irritate the skin. - Even if you feel discomfort, do not touch or scratch the treated area, as this can lead to hyperpigmentation. - If you experience severe pain, heat, or any other significant discomfort, please seek medical attention promptly. - Depending on your skin condition, symptoms such as swelling, uneven texture, pain, warmth, or bruising may occur and vary from person to person. Typically Swelling, unevenness, pain, and warmth resolve within 2–3 days. Bruising usually fades within 1–2 weeks.
[Onda] - Avoid alcohol, smoking, sauna, and cold compresses for one week after the procedure. - A tingling or numb sensation in the jawline area due to irritation may persist for 1–2 weeks but up to 4 weeks. - Swelling may last for a minimum of 1–2 weeks but up to more than 4 weeks, varying by individual.
[Lifting] - Keep your skin well moisturized with hydrating creams or masks to prevent dryness. - Be sure to apply sunscreen properly. - Avoid peeling treatments, exfoliation, intense exercise, and sauna for 2 weeks after the procedure. - Refrain from smoking and drinking alcohol for 1 week after the procedure. - Depending on the treatment, you may need to avoid washing your face and makeup application for 1–3 days after the procedure. - If you experience significant warmth or heat, applying a cold compress like an ice pack wrapped in a towel for 5 minutes can help. - Redness, warmth, swelling, itching, rash, peeling, or uneven texture may occur, but most symptoms disappear within 1 to 4 weeks. Rarely, numbness, pain, or discomfort may persist but generally recover within 1 to 2 months. - If you experience severe pain, heat, or other significant discomfort, please seek a medical attention promptly. - Usually, you can feel some effect immediately after the procedure, but collagen regeneration takes about 1 to 2 months. - For InMode FX treatments, bruising may occur and can last from at least 1 week to 2–4 weeks or longer.
[Diet Prescription] - Side effects may include indigestion, insomnia, and headaches. - If you experience cardiovascular issues or allergic reactions, discontinue use immediately. - After taking the medication for 3 consecutive months, a minimum break of 2 to 4 weeks is required.
[Appetite Control Injection] - When first using the injection, gastrointestinal symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, constipation, nausea, and abdominal pain, as well as headache and fatigue, are very common. - Other frequent symptoms include dizziness, indigestion, belching, gas buildup in the gastrointestinal tract, abdominal bloating, hair loss, and redness at the injection site. However, most of these symptoms improve over time. If they are tolerable, you may continue the injections; if not, you may pause or discontinue them completely. - Though rare, if you experience severe abdominal pain worsened by eating, or abdominal pain accompanied by fever or jaundice, this may indicate acute pancreatitis, and you should seek prompt medical attention at the nearest emergency facility.
[CoreSculpt] - The procedure can only be performed after removing any metal objects from the treatment area. - If the metal is not removed, there is a risk of burns. - In rare cases, muscle tightness may occur, but it usually resolves quickly.
[Laser Hair Removal] - If the hair is long during the procedure, there is a risk of burns. Please make sure to shave thoroughly the day before your appointment. - During the treatment period, avoid plucking hair with tweezers, waxing, or tanning. - If treatment intervals are too long, the effectiveness may decrease. A total of 5 sessions at 4–6 week intervals is recommended. - For exposed areas, apply sunscreen frequently. UV exposure can lead to pigmentation and recurrence. - Apply enough moisturizer and take special care to prevent your skin from becoming dry. - Avoid intense exercise, saunas, jjimjilbangs (Korean heated rooms), deep tissue massage, alcohol, and smoking for one week after treatment. - If you experience a sensation of heat, applying a cold compress wrapped in a towel for about 5 minutes may help.
[Mole Removal] - Keep a moist healing tape (such as Duoderm) on the treated area until any oozing stops (approximately 2 weeks). Replace the tape regularly if it becomes contaminated or loses its absorbency. - Avoid direct contact of the treated area with water. (Cleanse your face with the healing tape still in place.) - After removing the healing tape, apply sunscreen thoroughly and avoid sun exposure as much as possible. - The removed mole may recur, and a follow-up procedure is possible after 4–6 weeks. - For moles with deeper roots, repeated treatments may be necessary.
[Intravenous (IV) Nutrient Therapy] - After the procedure, symptoms such as heart palpitations, hand tremors, nausea, dizziness, injection site pain or swelling, and other various symptoms may occur, but most resolve within a few hours to 2–3 days. - If your veins are weak, bruising may occur at the injection site, typically resolving within 1–2 weeks. - In rare cases, allergic reactions such as itching or hives may occur, but they usually improve with medication. - Very rarely, a severe allergic reaction (anaphylaxis) may occur, which can cause low blood pressure or difficulty breathing. If you experience severe discomfort while at the clinic, inform the medical staff immediately. If symptoms occur outside the clinic, seek medical attention at the nearest hospital promptly. - Any medication can cause unexpected allergic reactions. Mild rashes or itching often resolve on their own, but you must inform medical staff if you experience them. However, in extremely rare cases where symptoms such as severe swelling, dizziness, or chest tightness occur, please go to the nearest emergency room immediately.
[Gardasil (HPV Vaccine)] - The 2nd dose is administered 2 months after the 1st dose, and the 3rd dose can be taken 4 months after the 2nd dose. - After each injection, the patient is observed for 10 minutes to monitor for any acute allergic reactions. - Redness, swelling, and pain at the injection site may occur, but these symptoms usually subside within 2–3 days. - Avoid intense physical activity and showering on the day of vaccination. - To avoid potential adverse effects, maintain at least a 14-day interval between this vaccine and other vaccines such as COVID-19 or influenza vaccines. - Vaccination should be postponed in the presence of fever, severe infection, or other acute illnesses. - Do not receive the vaccine if you are allergic to any vaccine components (e.g., yeast, proteins). - If you have immune deficiency or are on long-term immunosuppressants, inform your doctor prior to vaccination. - Those who are planning to conceive, are pregnant, or are breastfeeding should not receive the vaccine. - Contraception is required during the vaccination schedule. If pregnancy is discovered after a dose, the remaining doses should be discontinued.
[Mesotherapy] - Wash your hair starting the next day. - Stay away from exfoliating your scalp and hair scaling for 2 weeks. - Stay away from alcohol, swimming and excessive exercise for a week.