Post-treatment Instructions

Bruise Cream
Soothing Cream

Bruise cream helps relieve pain, reduce inflammation, and speed up the healing of bruises.
Apply to the bruised area several times a day as needed to support bruise absorption
You may feel a cooling or tingling sensation due to the nature of the product.
Do not use if you are hypersensitive to salicylic acid or heparin sodium.
Use only when symptoms are present.

Soothing ointment helps calm redness, itching, and stinging after procedures.
Apply once or twice daily to affected areas when symptoms like redness, itching, or stinging occur to aid recovery.
Do not use on areas where the outer skin is peeled or broken.
Contains a small amount of steroid, so do not use if you are hypersensitive.
This is not a soothing cream or cosmetic, so do not use it like skincare.
Use only when symptoms are present.

Duoderm (Healing Tape) Instructions After Mole Removal, Fillers, or Thread Lifting

Unless otherwise advised, it's best to change the tape every 1–2 days and continue applying it for 7 days. (If your doctor provides different instructions, please follow their guidance.)
If you experience a tape allergy (such as itching), remove it immediately and apply the prescribed antibiotic ointment.
For mole or wart removal under the eyes, apply only the prescribed antibiotic ointment do not use tape.
You can wash your face and wear makeup while the tape is on.
DuoDerm can be purchased at pharmacies.

Precautions After Skin Injections(Water Glow Injections, Rejuran Healer, Anti-Aging Injections)

After the procedure, you may experience warmth, redness, pain, or swelling. Do not rub the treated area. Applying a cold compress can help. If you received ointment from the clinic, please apply it as directed. If symptoms become severe, contact our clinic for further guidance.
Bruising and visible needle marks may occur for a few days, but they will fade over time. Applying Vitamin K cream can help speed up healing and recovery.
You may notice small bumps at the injection sites. This is a normal reaction as the product settles into the dermis and gets absorbed. These should subside within 1–3 days.
Makeup is allowed immediately, but keep it light on the day of the procedure. You can return to your usual routine after about 3 days. Cleansing is okay after 1 hour, but be gentle and avoid irritating or contaminating the treated areas.
Avoid exercise, saunas, or any activities that cause sweating or facial heat for at least 1 week after the procedure.
Always use sunscreen diligently.
Alcohol and smoking can delay wound healing and should be avoided. Smoking, in particular, contributes to repeated blood vessel constriction, microvascular damage, and skin aging, please be cautious.

Precautions After Laser Treatment / Medical Skincare

You may experience temporary warmth, pain, or redness after treatment, which usually subsides within 2–4 days, and light cold compresses can help ease discomfort.
Avoid using products containing alcohol for about 3 days and refrain from irritating agents like whitening products or chemical peels for about a week.
Keep your skin well moisturized as it may become very dry after treatment.
Avoid activities that cause facial heat such as saunas, intense exercise, or alcohol consumption for about a week.
If scabbing occurs depending on the treatment, do not pick at it and allow it to fall off naturally.
Temporary pigmentation darkening or small acne-like bumps may appear; avoid scratching or touching the area.
Always apply sunscreen diligently and reapply throughout the day to prevent pigmentation lasting for months.
Avoid rubbing your skin before and after makeup; use moisturizing masks instead of massages to prevent worsening pigmentation.
If you experience severe warmth, itching, hives, oozing, blistering, or an allergic reaction, contact the clinic immediately.

Precautions After Fat-Dissolving Injection

Avoid excessive alcohol, smoking, exercise, sauna, or hot baths for 7–10 days after the procedure, as these activities can cause inflammation.
Lightly massaging the treated area can help enhance the effects, but avoid applying strong pressure such as acupressure massage.
Bruising, swelling, redness, pain, or itching may occur at the injection site; these symptoms usually improve within 3–4 days but may last over a week for some individuals.
Stay well hydrated and be cautious about sun exposure until swelling and redness subside.
Some people may experience mild dizziness or nausea due to the medication; if this occurs, avoid strenuous movement and rest adequately.

Precautions After New Aladdin Peeling

From the day of the procedure, you may experience warmth, swelling, and stinging redness at the treated area for about 1–2 days. The skin may look dull for around 3 days.
For 3–5 days after the treatment, you might feel itching and notice small bumps like millet seeds. As dead skin peels off, temporary dehydration and a tightening dryness may occur. Please avoid forcibly removing the peeling skin, as this can cause wounds or pigmentation.
The skin may become very dry after the procedure, so apply moisturizer generously. Avoid using scrub products during cleansing or showering.
Avoid activities that cause heat (sauna, intense exercise, alcohol, etc.) for about 1 week.
Always apply sunscreen diligently. One morning application is insufficient, so it’s recommended to use a spray-on sunscreen over makeup as well. UV exposure can cause pigmentation that may last for several months, so be extremely careful.
If you experience severe warmth, itching, hives, oozing, blistering, or allergic reactions, contact our clinic immediately.
Avoid getting the treated area wet for 24 hours after the procedure.

Precautions After CO2 Laser Treatment (Age Spots, Moles, Warts, Skin Tags, etc.)

On the day of the procedure, avoid getting the treated area wet. From the next day onward, you may wash your face and apply makeup as usual.
The healing tape (Duoderm) absorbs any discharge and may puff up and turn white over time. There is no need to change it every time it puffs; changing it about once a day is sufficient.
If applying ointment, apply a thin layer to the treated area twice daily (morning and evening).
Scabs may form after the procedure. Do not pick at the scabs; let them fall off naturally.
Avoid saunas, hot baths, excessive smoking, and alcohol as they may delay wound healing.
Pigmentation may temporarily darken, and small acne-like bumps can appear due to laser stimulation. Avoid scratching or touching the area, as this can worsen the condition.
Always apply sunscreen diligently. One application in the morning is not enough, so we recommend also using a spray-on sunscreen over makeup. UV exposure may cause pigmentation that can last for several months, so please be very careful.
After the procedure, avoid rubbing your skin too much before and after applying makeup.
If you experience severe warmth, itching, hives, oozing, blisters, or signs of an allergic reaction, please contact our clinic immediately.

Precautions After Under-Eye Fat Repositioning Laser

You may experience temporary pain, swelling, or bruising at the treatment site, and the severity varies from person to person.
Swelling and pain usually subside within about one week, but bruising may last longer.
Avoid rubbing or applying strong pressure to the treated area.
In rare cases, inflammation may occur, which can lead to pigmentation. Such pigmentation may persist for several months.
To reduce the risk of inflammation, avoid alcohol and smoking for 1–2 weeks after the procedure.
If you experience severe pain, increased swelling, worsening symptoms, or any abnormal reactions at the treatment site, please contact our clinic immediately.

Precautions After HIFU Treatment

You may experience redness, warmth, swelling, itching, temporary pain, pimples, hives, peeling, or small raised areas that may look like scars on the treated skin.
After the procedure, soothe your skin with moisturizing or healing creams, and always apply sunscreen thoroughly.
Makeup can be applied immediately after the treatment. However, avoid alcohol, smoking, peeling treatments, or exfoliation for about 1–2 weeks. Also, avoid activities that cause sweating or facial heat such as exercise, saunas, or hot baths during this period.
The lifting effect is not immediate. Collagen and elastin regeneration occur over 2–3 months, with the full lifting effect appearing around 3–6 months post-treatment.
Although rare, due to the distribution of facial nerves, some patients may experience numbness, pain, unusual sensations, or awkward facial expressions around the forehead or mouth area after HIFU. These symptoms usually resolve within 1–2 months.
You may feel hard nodules in the treated area; these are coagulated spots caused by the ultrasound and usually disappear within about 4 weeks.

Precautions After Thread Lifting

Temporary swelling, pain, or bruising may occur at the treatment site, and the severity varies from person to person.
Swelling and pain usually subside within 3–7 days, but bruising may last longer.
If the procedure was done on the jawline or nasolabial folds, you may experience temporary pain when using the muscles around the mouth—such as eating or talking. Occasionally, you might feel a tingling sensation (nerve stimulation) in the treated area, but this typically disappears soon.
In rare cases, inflammation may occur, which can lead to pigmentation. (Pigmentation may last for several months.)
The threads do not dissolve immediately after insertion, so you may feel pain or foreign body sensation when talking, chewing, or washing your face for up to 1 month.
To reduce the risk of inflammation, avoid alcohol and smoking for about 1–2 weeks.
In areas with frequent muscle movement, part of the inserted thread may protrude outside the skin. If this happens, please contact our clinic for guidance.
Acupressure or lymphatic massages are allowed 2 months after the procedure.
Adequate rest helps collagen regeneration. Maintain a proper sleeping position for about 1 week.

Precautions After Radiofrequency (RF) Treatment

You may experience redness, warmth, swelling, itching, temporary pain, pimples, hives, peeling, or small raised areas that may look like scars on the treated skin.
After the procedure, soothe your skin with moisturizing or healing creams, and always apply sunscreen thoroughly.
Makeup can be applied immediately after the treatment. However, avoid alcohol, smoking, peeling treatments, or exfoliation for about 1–2 weeks. Also, avoid activities that cause sweating or facial heat such as exercise, saunas, or hot baths during this period.
Some effects may be visible immediately after the procedure, but collagen and elastin regeneration and the resulting lifting effect typically develop over about one month.
Avoid using excessively hot or cold compresses for 1–2 days after the procedure.
For InMode RF treatments, this is generally a non-disruptive procedure to daily life. However, some individuals may experience red marks or bruising resembling bruises on the cheekbones, cheeks, or jawline (usually disappear within one week).

Precautions for Body Shaping / Obesity Management

After injection treatments, you may experience symptoms such as heart palpitations, hand tremors, nausea, vomiting, dizziness, headaches, or insomnia.
Depending on the type of injection, menstrual cycle changes may occur during the treatment period.
Temporary itching, bruising, swelling, or pain may occur at the treatment site.
In rare cases, pigmentation may develop at the treatment site, which can last for several months.
To prevent inflammation, avoid showering, swimming, saunas, and alcohol consumption on the day of the procedure.
If you experience severe heat, itching, hives, or other severe reactions at the treatment site, please contact our clinic immediately.

Precautions After Filler Treatment

Temporary pain, swelling, or bruising may occur at the treatment site, with severity varying between individuals.
Swelling and pain usually subside within 3–7 days, but bruising may last longer.
In cases of thin skin, the filler may become visible or show through the skin.
Rarely, inflammation may occur, which can lead to pigmentation. (Pigmentation may last for several months.)
To reduce the risk of inflammation, avoid alcohol and smoking for about 1–2 weeks.
Please take prescribed medications on schedule. These include antibiotics and painkillers to prevent inflammation and relieve pain.
If you received a nose filler, be careful when wearing glasses as pressure from the glasses may alter the shape.
If you had filler in the nasolabial fold (smile lines), avoid opening your mouth too wide when laughing, as the filler may shift upward under the eyes.
Avoid sleeping face down, bumping, or putting pressure on the treated area until the filler settles.
Repeatedly touching the filler area can cause infection or shape changes, so please be cautious for about 2 weeks.
Although rare, tissue necrosis or vision loss can occur. If you experience any discomfort or unusual symptoms, contact the clinic immediately.

Masseter (Jaw) Botox
Wrinkle Botox
Body Botox

Right after or a few days after the treatment, the jaw muscle may temporarily appear more prominent, or the chewing muscle may weaken. You might experience a dull ache at the treatment site, making it difficult to open your mouth wide. These symptoms usually resolve naturally within 3–7 days.
To prolong the effect, avoid overusing your jaw muscles or eating foods that require long or heavy chewing.

In rare cases, after Botox treatment on the forehead or between the eyebrows, you might feel a heavy sensation as your eyebrows lift. Ptosis (drooping eyelids) can also occur and may last for about 2–4 weeks.

Temporary weakness and dull pain can occur after treatment, and muscles in the treated area may appear more prominent, but these effects naturally subside.
To maintain the effect longer, avoid exercises that heavily use the treated muscles.
The spread of Botox varies by individual. Sometimes this can cause unnatural facial expressions or heaviness in the eyes, making it difficult to open them. These symptoms usually improve over time.

Hyaluronidase Precautions

Temporary pain, swelling, and bruising may occur at the injection site, with the severity varying between individuals.
Swelling and pain usually subside within 3–7 days, but bruising may last longer.
In rare cases, inflammation can occur, which may lead to pigmentation. This pigmentation can persist for several months.
To reduce the risk of inflammation, avoid alcohol and smoking for 1–2 weeks after the procedure.
Avoid frequently touching the treated area for 2–3 days as it may increase the risk of infection and worsen bruising.
While the filler dissolves partially immediately after the procedure, it does not dissolve 100%, so it is recommended to wait 1–2 weeks before considering additional treatment.
Allergic reactions at the treatment site may occur; if you experience any, please contact the clinic immediately.

Laser Hair Removal Precautions

Immediately after the procedure, the skin may become red and feel tingling or bumpy.
Hair will begin to shed gradually within 1–2 weeks after treatment; hair does not disappear immediately following the procedure.
Hair will continue to grow even right after treatment. Do not pluck or wax the growing hair. Shaving with a razor is allowed for gentle removal.
The recommended treatment interval is 4–8 weeks. Even after 5 or more sessions, hair may still regrow.
The effectiveness and duration of hair removal vary from person to person.
The treated area may be sensitive for several days after the procedure. Immediate cold compresses on the day of treatment can help relieve symptoms.
The skin may become temporarily sensitive after laser hair removal, which can cause folliculitis (inflammation of hair follicles) and possibly pigmentation. Such pigmentation may last for several months.
To prevent folliculitis, avoid alcohol on the day of treatment and avoid exposure to water such as swimming pools or saunas. It is recommended to use saunas or hot baths only after the treated area has fully calmed down.
If you experience itching, hives, or a burning sensation on the treated area, folliculitis may be suspected please contact the clinic immediately.
Pay special attention to sun protection on the treated area, as pigmentation may occur and can last for several months.

Pico Fraxel Precautions

For about 1 to 3 hours after the procedure, you may feel a sunburn-like sensation and pain. Redness and swelling can last for 3 to 7 days, with individual differences in severity.
Small scabs and peeling may form on the treated area. Scabs usually fall off around one week after treatment, and marks generally disappear. However, skin regeneration time varies per individual, and regenerative care should be continued after scab removal.
The skin becomes very dry after the treatment, so it is essential to keep it well-moisturized and apply regenerative creams diligently.
Always apply sunscreen thoroughly. One application outdoors is not enough, so using a spray sunscreen over makeup is recommended. Sun exposure can cause pigmentation, which may last for several months, so extreme caution is needed for a few months post-treatment.
Avoid physical irritation to the treated area. Avoid lymphatic or deep massage for 2 to 3 weeks after the procedure.
Allergic reactions may rarely occur; please contact the clinic immediately if this happens.
Avoid alcohol and saunas during the treatment period to prevent inflammation, blood vessel dilation, and reduced treatment efficacy.
Rarely, inflammation or burns can occur, potentially causing pigmentation. If you experience severe heat, itching, hives, oozing, or blisters on the treated area, contact the clinic immediately.
Avoid washing your face or applying makeup for 2 to 3 days post-treatment. When using cleansing products, choose gentle, non-irritating ones.

Skin
Scalp / Hair Loss
Veins
General Precautions
Other Precautions

Bruising and swelling at the treatment area usually improve within 1–2 weeks.
You may wash your face and shower starting the day after the procedure, but avoid strong rubbing or irritation of the treated area.
If scabs form, allow them to fall off naturally without picking.

Bruising and swelling at the treatment site typically improve within 1–2 weeks.
Pain at the treated area may persist for 2–3 days.
Shampooing is allowed 24 hours after treatment, but avoid vigorous rubbing of the treated area.
If scabs develop, let them fall off naturally.

Keep your body warm to promote smooth blood circulation.
You may experience flu-like symptoms such as muscle aches depending on your personal condition.

For optimal results, avoid alcohol and smoking for at least 2 weeks.
Avoid anti-inflammatory medications and patches (like pain relief patches) for 2 weeks as they may interfere with stem cell regeneration.
Take Tylenol (acetaminophen) if pain is severe.
Consult with your doctor before taking herbal medicine.

Patients with blood cancer cannot undergo this procedure, as it involves the use of autologous stem cells.
Stop taking aspirin or similar medications at least 7 days before the procedure, as they can interfere with stem cell separation.
For two weeks after the procedure, refrain from taking steroids, pain relief patches, anti-inflammatory drugs, or unverified herbal medicines.
Avoid NSAID-type anti-inflammatory medications for at least two weeks, as they can interfere with stem cell regeneration.
After the procedure, you may experience flu-like symptoms (muscle aches) and pain or warmth at the treated area, which typically subside within 2–3 weeks.
If you experience pain after the procedure, take acetaminophen (Tylenol). We recommend using simple pain relievers that do not contain anti-inflammatory ingredients.