Skincare & Peeling in Gangnam, Seoul
Medical-grade facials, chemical peels, and exfoliation therapy customized to your skin type — the maintenance layer that keeps results from other treatments looking their best.
Regular, Calibrated Care Beats One Aggressive Session
It's tempting to think the strongest possible peel will give the fastest results, but skin generally responds better to a consistent, correctly calibrated routine than to one harsh session that leaves it irritated for a week. A peel or facial that's too aggressive for your skin type can actually set back your skin's barrier health, undoing more than it improves.
This category groups together our medical-grade facials, chemical peels, and exfoliation therapies — treatments designed to be repeated regularly as part of an ongoing skin health routine, not a one-time fix. Every treatment starts with a doctor or aesthetician assessing your skin type, sensitivity, and current concerns to select the right strength and formula.
Many patients also use this category to maintain results between more intensive treatments like laser or injectables, keeping skin in its best condition between visits.
Seven Ways We Care For Your Skin
Your doctor or aesthetician will recommend one or a rotation of these based on your skin type and goals.
Clinical Skin Consultation & Analysis
A doctor or aesthetician analyzes your skin type, sensitivity, and current concerns to recommend the right treatment and routine.
Learn More →Hydrafacial (Medical-Grade Facial)
A multi-step treatment that cleanses, extracts, and infuses hydrating serums in one session, delivering an immediate visible glow.
Learn More →Customized Chemical Peel
A peel formula and strength selected specifically for your skin type, resurfacing the outer layer to improve tone, texture, and clarity.
Learn More →Enzyme & Gentle Exfoliation Therapy
A gentler alternative to acid-based peels, using enzymes to dissolve dead skin cells — well suited to sensitive or reactive skin.
Learn More →Oxygen Infusion Facial
Pressurized oxygen delivers hydrating and brightening serums deep into the skin, popular as a pre-event treatment for an instant glow.
Learn More →LED Light Therapy Facial
Targeted light wavelengths calm inflammation, support collagen, or reduce acne-causing bacteria depending on the setting used.
Learn More →Deep Cleansing & Extraction Facial
Professional, sterile extraction combined with deep pore cleansing to clear congestion that at-home routines can't fully address.
Learn More →Facials & Peels: Myth vs. Fact
A few things we hear often in consultations, and how they actually work.
A chemical peel always means visible flaking and a week of downtime.
Many peels are formulated for little to no visible peeling at all — downtime depends on strength, which is chosen based on your skin and goals.
Facials are just a pampering treat with no real skin benefit.
Medical-grade facials use professional-strength ingredients and equipment not available in at-home routines, producing measurable improvements in hydration and clarity.
Stronger is always better — the most intense peel gives the best results.
Over-treating skin can damage its barrier and cause more irritation, sensitivity, and pigmentation risk than a milder, consistently repeated approach.
You should book a facial or peel the same day as a big event.
Skin generally looks its best 3–5 days after treatment, once any redness has fully settled — same-day treatments carry a small risk of visible reaction.
Oily or acne-prone skin should avoid facials and hydration treatments.
Oily skin often still needs hydration — dehydration can actually trigger more oil production. The right formula is matched to your skin, not skipped entirely.
Skincare Matched to Your Skin, Not a Fixed Menu
The right facial or peel depends on your skin type and current condition, assessed fresh at every visit.
Skin Analysis Before Every Treatment
We check your skin's current condition at each visit, not just the first — skin changes with seasons and stress.
Medical-Grade Products & Equipment
We use professional-strength formulas and devices not available in at-home or spa-only settings.
Calibrated Peel Strength
Peel strength is matched to your skin type and sensitivity, never a fixed one-strength-fits-all approach.
Built to Complement Other Treatments
We coordinate facials and peels around your injectable or laser schedule to support and extend those results.
See Skincare & Peeling Results
Hydrafacial — 1 Session
Immediate glow with visibly reduced congestion.
Peel Program — 4 Sessions
More even tone and noticeably smoother texture.
Skincare & Peeling FAQ
How often should I get a facial or peel?
Most patients benefit from a facial or peel every 3–4 weeks, aligned with the skin's natural renewal cycle. Your doctor or aesthetician will suggest a specific frequency based on your skin type and goals.
Which treatment is best before a big event?
A Hydrafacial or oxygen infusion facial is usually ideal 3–5 days before an event for an immediate, low-risk glow. We generally advise against trying a new peel or strong exfoliation right before an important occasion.
Can these treatments help with acne-prone skin?
Yes — deep cleansing, LED light therapy, and certain peels can all support acne-prone skin. For active, more severe acne, we typically recommend starting with our dedicated Acne Treatments category alongside general skincare.
Is there any downtime after a chemical peel?
It depends on strength. Lighter peels have essentially no downtime beyond mild redness for a few hours, while deeper peels may cause visible flaking for 3–5 days. Your doctor will explain what to expect for your specific peel.
Can I combine facials or peels with Botox, filler, or laser treatments?
Yes, though timing matters — we typically space peels and more intensive facials a few days apart from injectable or laser treatments to avoid overlapping sensitivity. Your care team will help sequence your full treatment plan.
Start Your Skincare & Peeling Plan
Bring your skin concerns and routine — our team will recommend the facials and peels that fit your skin type and goals.