Agnes Treatment: Improving Rough Skin Under Eyes

Agnes treatment for improving rough skin under eyes is not simply applying one shot to a single bump.

The area around the eyes has thin and sensitive skin, so during treatment, the size, depth, and distribution of the lesions, as well as each individual's skin thickness and eye line, must be carefully considered.

Agnes treatment utilizes insulated radiofrequency microneedles to precisely target problematic sebaceous glands and can help gently improve the bumpy skin texture under the eyes.

1. 'Scatter Pattern' Design Considering Sebaceous Gland Distribution

Sebaceous hyperplasia is often observed as multiple lesions distributed across the under-eye area rather than just one or two, or as small bumps clustered together.

Therefore, rather than targeting only the visible bumps, we analyze the extent and direction of sebaceous gland spread to plan the treatment in a scatter pattern from the center of the lesion outwards.

Considering not only the outwardly visible bumps but also the surrounding sebaceous glands, the treatment is performed to improve the under-eye skin texture to a smooth finish.

2. Needle Depth and Radiofrequency Output Adjustment Considering the Characteristics of the Under-Eye Area

Among facial areas, the under-eye area is particularly characterized by thin and sensitive skin.

Therefore, excessively deep or strong treatments can increase the risk of issues such as redness, swelling, hyperpigmentation, or skin texture damage.

Based on the individual's lesion size, depth, under-eye skin thickness, and sensitivity, the appropriate needle length and radiofrequency output values are delicately adjusted.

The energy intensity and delivery time are individually set according to the characteristics of each lesion. Additionally, during repeat treatments, the needle position is finely adjusted to prevent excessive stimulation to the same area, aiming for precise treatment.

3. Agnes Treatment for Selectively Coagulating Problematic Sebaceous Glands

Sebaceous hyperplasia may be difficult to fundamentally improve by simply removing dead skin cells from the skin surface.

Agnes uses insulated radiofrequency microneedles to minimize damage to the skin surface while selectively delivering energy to the problematic sebaceous gland areas.

This treatment directly targets sebaceous gland lesions, coagulating excessively prominent sebaceous glands, and aims to delicately manage the bumpy, goosebump-like protrusions under the eyes.

For the treatment of sebaceous hyperplasia, various methods that directly reduce the lesions, such as laser, electrocautery, and radiofrequency treatments, can be utilized.

4. Feedback Treatment: Real-time Monitoring of Lesion Temperature Response

Agnes radiofrequency treatment uses the principle of intensively delivering thermal energy to the problematic sebaceous glands to locally coagulate the affected area.

When thermal energy is effectively delivered, reactions such as slight swelling or subtle color changes in the lesion area can be observed during the treatment.

By confirming these reactions in real-time, we carefully treat sebaceous hyperplasia under the eyes by supplementing necessary areas and avoiding excessive thermal stimulation.

After the treatment, we examine the treated area with the patient in a mirror and double-check if there are any areas that feel insufficient.

5. Delicate Finish Considering the Naturalness of Under-Eye Skin Texture

Treating rough skin under the eyes goes beyond simply removing bumps; the key is to naturally refine the overall skin texture under the eyes.

The area around the eyes can react sensitively to even minor irritation or color changes. Therefore, by comprehensively considering the depth of each lesion and the surrounding skin texture, the treatment should be performed to a sufficient yet not excessive degree.

During the treatment, in addition to the center of the lesion, we consider the natural blend with the surrounding skin, delicately approaching to ensure the previously bumpy under-eye skin texture becomes smoothly refined.

6. Post-Treatment Soothing Care Using Jaungo Modeling Pack

The under-eye area is a sensitive area prone to redness or feeling warm even with minor thermal stimulation.

After Agnes treatment, we immediately apply a Jaungo modeling pack to help soothe the skin.

This modeling pack care can quickly alleviate any heat sensation that may occur after treatment and help the under-eye skin recover stably.

Agnes for Sebaceous Hyperplasia: Expected Benefits

Treatment directly targeting bumpy sebaceous gland lesions under the eyes

Precise treatment possible by using insulated radiofrequency microneedles, reducing the risk of epidermal damage

Delicate approach possible even for thin and sensitive under-eye areas

Adjustable needle depth and output values tailored to the size and depth of the lesion

Not a simple single-shot treatment, but a scatter pattern design treatment considering sebaceous gland distribution

Real-time monitoring of lesion response during treatment to reinforce necessary areas

Expected refinement of bumpy skin texture appearing as milia or small acne-like bumps

Post-treatment systematic soothing care through Jaungo modeling pack

Procedures are performed using Potenza RF, Elysion RF, and Agnes RF devices together.

We prioritize hygiene by using individually sterile-packaged disposable tips.

Recommended for those who have these concerns

Those whose under-eye skin feels rough like goosebumps or appears bumpy

Those who thought they had small whiteheads, but no contents came out upon extraction

Those who were diagnosed with and had milia removed, but bumpy protrusions repeatedly appear in the same area

Those whose under-eye skin texture is not smooth, making makeup look messy even after application

Those who see multiple small bumps under their eyes that are similar in color to their skin or have a yellowish tint

Those who are concerned about scars or hyperpigmentation occurring due to procedures around the eyes

Those who find improvement difficult with medication or home skincare and are looking for a more proactive approach

Those who repeatedly experience bumpy protrusions in the same area periodically

Those who are confused about whether they have syringoma, milia, or sebaceous hyperplasia and want a clear diagnosis to confirm

Procedure Steps

STEP 01. 1:1 Individual Consultation

We check if the bumpy protrusions under the eyes are sebaceous hyperplasia and meticulously examine the distribution and extent of the lesions.

STEP 02. Preparation of the Treatment Area

After thoroughly cleansing the under-eye skin, the treatment area is carefully designed.

STEP 03. Application of Anesthetic Cream

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

STEP 04. Agnes Treatment

Needle depth and RF energy are precisely adjusted according to the distribution and depth of the sebaceous glands to accurately treat hyperplastic sebaceous glands.

STEP 05. Calming Care with Jaungo Modeling Pack

To comfortably soothe any heat sensation or redness that may occur after the procedure, a Jaungo modeling pack is applied for calming care.

Post-Procedure Precautions

ㆍRedness, swelling, and warmth may appear in the treated area, but these generally subside gradually over time.

ㆍTiny scabs may form under the eyes. Allow them to fall off naturally and be careful not to pick them off.

ㆍOn the day of the procedure, it is best to avoid rubbing or scrubbing the eye area vigorously.

ㆍWhen washing your face, gently cleanse the treated area and avoid strong friction.

ㆍIt is recommended to apply eye makeup, such as eyeshadow or concealer, only after the treated area has sufficiently calmed down.

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

ㆍWhen going out, apply sunscreen diligently and pay attention to skin moisturizing care.

ㆍTemporary issues such as skin troubles, itching, or red spots may appear depending on individual skin condition.

ㆍIf discomfort persists or unexpected symptoms appear, please contact the clinic.

ㆍSebaceous hyperplasia may require multiple repeated procedures depending on individual skin condition or constitution.