Under-eye Sebaceous Hyperplasia Agnes Treatment

Under-eye sebaceous hyperplasia Agnes treatment performed at Kkeuthan Clinic is not a method of applying a single shot to individual papules, but rather a treatment requiring a delicate approach.

Under-eye skin is thin and sensitive. Therefore, it is important to comprehensively examine the lesion's size, depth, distribution pattern, individual skin thickness, and eye contour lines to establish a treatment plan.

At Kkeuthan Clinic, we use Agnes's insulated radiofrequency needles to precisely locate problematic sebaceous glands and deliver energy. Through this, we can gently improve the bumpy skin texture under the eyes that resembles goosebumps.

1. 'Scattered Pattern' Treatment Design Considering Sebaceous Gland Distribution

Sebaceous hyperplasia usually, rather than appearing as just one or two isolated lesions under the eyes, tends to spread widely with multiple lesions or small papules forming in clusters.

Therefore, at Kkeuthan Clinic, we go beyond simply treating only the visible papules. By thoroughly understanding the extent and direction of sebaceous gland distribution, we plan and proceed with treatment using a scattered pattern that encompasses from the center of the lesion to the surrounding areas.

This addresses not only the bumpy areas visible on the surface but also the surrounding sebaceous glands, helping the under-eye skin texture become smoother.

2. Needle Depth and Radiofrequency Output Control, Considering the Characteristics of the Under-eye Area

Among facial areas, the under-eye area has particularly thin and sensitive skin.

Therefore, if treated too deeply or with strong energy, there is a risk of redness, swelling, hyperpigmentation, and skin texture damage.

At Kkeuthan Clinic, we comprehensively evaluate the lesion's size, depth, and each individual's under-eye skin thickness and sensitivity to meticulously adjust the appropriate needle length and radiofrequency output settings.

We apply different energy intensities and delivery times tailored to each lesion, and even if repeated treatment is necessary, we delicately perform the treatment by subtly adjusting the needle position to avoid excessive stimulation to the same area.

3. Agnes Treatment that Selectively Coagulates Problematic Sebaceous Glands

With methods that merely tidy up the dead skin cells on the skin surface, it may be difficult to expect satisfactory fundamental improvement for sebaceous hyperplasia.

Agnes uses an insulated radiofrequency needle to minimize damage to the skin surface, applying the principle of precisely delivering thermal energy only to the problematic sebaceous gland areas.

This treatment directly targets the sebaceous gland lesions and coagulates the excessively prominent sebaceous glands. Through this, it helps to gently refine the bumpy papules under the eyes that feel like goosebumps.

For the improvement of sebaceous hyperplasia, various methods that directly reduce lesion size, such as laser, electrocautery, and radiofrequency treatments, can be applied.

4. Treatment Performed While Monitoring Real-time Temperature Response of Lesions

Agnes radiofrequency treatment utilizes thermal energy with the principle of locally coagulating problematic sebaceous glands.

At this point, when an appropriate level of thermal energy is delivered, a reaction can be observed during treatment where the lesion slightly swells or changes color.

At Kkeuthan Clinic, we monitor these reactions in real-time, supplement areas with insufficient energy, and carefully avoid excessive thermal stimulation. Through this, we delicately manage under-eye sebaceous hyperplasia.

After the treatment, we examine the treated area with the patient in a mirror, and carefully check once more if any areas feel insufficient.

5. Delicate Finish Naturally Considering Under-eye Skin Texture

When treating bumpy lesions under the eyes, beyond simply removing the papules, the key is to ensure the overall under-eye skin texture is naturally refined.

The eye area can easily show even minor irritation or subtle color changes. Therefore, considering not only the depth of each lesion but also the surrounding skin texture, it is recommended to perform the treatment harmoniously, without excess or insufficiency.

At Kkeuthan Clinic, we consider not only the center of the lesion but also harmonious connectivity with the surrounding skin to perform treatment that naturally smooths out the previously bumpy under-eye skin texture.

6. Kkeuthan Clinic's Unique Jaungo Modeling Mask Calming Care

Under-eye skin is a sensitive area that can easily show redness or warmth even with subtle thermal stimulation.

At Kkeuthan Clinic, immediately after Agnes treatment, we apply a special Jaungo modeling mask for skin calming.

This mask quickly alleviates thermal stimulation from the treatment and is a calming care process that helps the under-eye skin return to a comfortable state.

Sebaceous Hyperplasia Agnes Treatment, Key Features

Direct energy delivery to bumpy sebaceous gland lesions under the eyes

Precision treatment using insulated radiofrequency needles that minimizes epidermal damage

Delicate approach even to thin and sensitive areas like the under-eyes

Needle depth and output settings tailored to each lesion's size and depth

Not a simple one-shot method, but a scattered pattern design treatment considering sebaceous gland distribution

Supplementing necessary areas by checking the real-time response of lesions during treatment

Improvement of bumpy skin texture that resembles milia or tiny whiteheads

Post-treatment skin calming care using Jaungo modeling mask

To improve sebaceous gland issues, Agnes treatment can be used in conjunction with Potenza RF and Ellysis RF devices.

For all procedures, we strictly adhere to hygiene management by using only individually sterilized tips.

This treatment can be recommended to those who are concerned about these symptoms.

If the skin under the eyes appears bumpy or rough, like 'chicken skin'.

If you thought it was milia, but trying to extract them yields no contents, causing discomfort.

If you thought it was milia and had them removed, but the skin under your eyes still feels bumpy.

If you feel that the skin texture under your eyes is not smooth, making makeup look messy.

If multiple small, skin-colored or yellowish bumps have appeared under your eyes.

If you are concerned about scarring or hyperpigmentation after treatment on the delicate under-eye area.

If you find it difficult to achieve satisfactory improvement with medication or skincare alone and desire more direct management.

If you are concerned about bumpy protrusions repeatedly recurring in the same under-eye area.

If you want an accurate diagnosis of whether your symptoms are syringoma, milia, or sebaceous hyperplasia.

Treatment Procedure Guide

STEP 01. Personalized Consultation

We meticulously diagnose whether the under-eye bumps are sebaceous hyperplasia and check the extent and distribution of the lesions.

STEP 02. Preparation of the Treatment Area

Before the procedure, we thoroughly cleanse and prepare the under-eye skin and carefully design the treatment area.

STEP 03. Anesthetic Cream Application

Anesthetic cream is applied to reduce discomfort in the sensitive under-eye area.

STEP 04. Agnes Treatment Procedure

We precisely target problematic sebaceous glands by adjusting the needle depth and radiofrequency output according to the sebaceous gland distribution.

STEP 05. Jaungo Modeling Pack Soothing Care

To alleviate any heat sensation and redness that may occur after the procedure, we provide a final soothing care with a Jaungo modeling pack.

Post-Treatment Precautions

After the procedure, you may experience redness, swelling, or a sensation of heat, which will gradually subside over time.

Tiny scabs may form under the eyes; do not forcibly remove them, but allow them to fall off naturally.

On the day of the procedure, refrain from vigorously rubbing or scrubbing around the eyes.

When washing your face, it's important to gently wipe the treated area rather than vigorously rubbing it.

It is advisable to use eye makeup such as eyeshadow and concealer only after the treated area has sufficiently stabilized.

For about 1 week, it is advisable to refrain from visiting jjimjilbangs (Korean bathhouses), saunas, and swimming pools, as well as from drinking alcohol and smoking.

When going out, pay careful attention to sun protection and ensure thorough moisturizing.

Depending on individual skin condition, temporary issues such as breakouts, itching, or red spots may occur.

If discomfort persists or worsens, please contact the clinic.

Sebaceous hyperplasia may require repeated treatments depending on individual skin characteristics and constitution.