Tune Clinic · Apgujeong, Seoul
Tunemaka-se: design before treatment
Tunemaka-se is Tune Clinic's physician-led planning method: read the whole face first, then choose the treatment, amount, direction and sequence.
- Origin
- Tune Clinic physician-led design method
- Starting point
- Whole-face assessment
- Applied before
- Every lifting and cannula-based procedure
- Design decides
- Treatment, amount, direction and sequence
The process · documented
Design first. Treat second.
Every lifting treatment and every cannula-based procedure at Tune Clinic begins with Tunemaka-se design.
Tunemaka-se is a physician planning framework, not a device, fixed package or result guarantee. The person and anatomy come first; the product, device and sequence come afterwards.
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STEP 01Baseline assessment
Before marking begins, the physician reviews proportion, asymmetry, soft-tissue distribution and movement.
STEP 02Interactive planning
Using a mirror, the physician listens to your priorities and explains what the anatomy may reasonably allow.
STEP 03Primary vector mapping
The intended lifting vectors and treatment zones are drawn on the face before a device or product is selected.
STEP 04Structural blueprint
The first-stage design connects each marked zone with the device or cannula approach under consideration.
STEP 05Micro-detailing
Secondary areas and delicate zones are added so the plan can be refined rather than applied as a template.
STEP 06Final reviewFinal design review
The completed markings support a final discussion of the intended treatment plan before you decide.
These photographs document the design conversation and markings; they do not show or promise a treatment outcome.
What the drawings decide
Direction & zones
The design records where the physician intends to work and the direction of the plan.
Tool & sequence
Only afterwards are the device or product, amount, depth, settings and order considered.
Consent & alternatives
You review the rationale, alternatives, quote, likely recovery and follow-up before deciding.
Tunemaka-se began as a whole-face design method. For a body procedure that uses a cannula, the same anatomy-first principle is adapted to the treatment area rather than copied from the face.
What stays visible
Your design rationale
Ask why a direction, product, device or sequence was chosen—and what the reasonable alternatives are.
Applicable consumables
Ask to see applicable device-consumable packaging and its verification method where one is provided.
Recovery & travel
Recovery and travel timing depend on the treatment and your individual assessment. Ask your physician what to expect before arranging treatment around your flight.
For aftercare questions, use the same WhatsApp conversation during clinic hours. This is not an emergency service.
Explore the pathways
Review the programs and individual treatments before your consultation.
Ask about your Tunemaka-se designBefore you decide
What if the physician recommends something different from what I asked for?
This happens, and it is worth understanding why. When a physician examines your anatomy in person, they often find that the treatment you arrived expecting is either less suited to your tissue than an alternative, or that the combination you read about online does not match your actual clinical picture.
The recommendation will be explained - not handed to you as a take-it-or-leave-it directive. You will understand the reasoning before anything is agreed. If you have a strong preference for a specific approach, say so; the physician will clarify what the clinical tradeoffs are.
Nothing is performed without your informed consent. If after the consultation you prefer to go elsewhere or think further before proceeding, that is a reasonable outcome.
Start the conversation
Tell us your concern and Seoul dates. Photos are optional. Your English-speaking physician answers during clinic hours.
Your booking is final once our team sends you a confirmation message. Nothing is paid in advance.