Tune Acne Care Package
From KRW 99,000
≈ US$70- Acne care with extraction from KRW 99,000
- Gold PTT for acne KRW 365,000
- acne clearing add-on KRW 65,000
- body Gold PTT for acne KRW 550,000
- body acne clearing add-on KRW 95,000.
An acne program using photodynamic therapy (PDT) and gold photothermal therapy (Gold PTT). The physician grades your acne in person, then decides which treatment to use, how many sessions and in what order.
From KRW 99,000
≈ US$70Mention the treatment name in your first message.
Replies usually within a few hours during clinic hours (KST).
From KRW 99,000
≈ US$70VAT at 10% is charged separately on every treatment and program.
Final treatment and price are confirmed after assessment, before treatment begins.
USD figures are approximate conversions at 1,380 KRW/USD (2026-09-12) for reference only; you pay in KRW.
Product, dose and seal checked before treatment.
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The physician assesses suitability in person on Day 1.
Confirm the treatment area, product or device, and price together before treatment.
Follow the agreed plan, then review written aftercare and how to contact the clinic.
The protocol is aimed at sebaceous glands and inflammation rather than surface soothing alone. Whether that is the right approach for your acne is decided in person.
The physician sets the combination, order and number of sessions for your severity stage rather than applying a fixed package.
PDT and Gold PTT may be used alone or together. This page does not claim that the combination outperforms either treatment on its own.
Acne starts inside the hair follicle. Oil from the sebaceous gland, dead skin cells and bacteria build up, the opening blocks, and inflammation follows.
In adults, hormones, stress, skin care, medication and climate all play a part. The mix is different for each person, so the plan starts with an examination rather than a fixed package.
Small, skin-coloured bumps you feel more than see. Usually little redness.
Pores blocked with oil and dead skin, seen as whiteheads and blackheads.
Red papules and pustules where bacteria and inflammation have taken hold. Deep, painful lumps are a different stage and may need other treatment first. The physician will tell you if that applies.
A light-sensitising solution is applied to the skin and then activated with light. It is intended to act on the sebaceous glands and on inflamed acne. The skin is red afterwards and needs protection from strong light for a period the physician sets.
Gold nanoparticles are worked into the pores and then heated with a laser. The aim is to deliver heat to the sebaceous gland.
Some patients get one, some get both. Extraction and a home-care routine are part of the same plan.
Acne is a long-running condition. Treatment controls it; it does not switch it off for good.
The program aims to calm active inflammation first, then reduce flare-ups with follow-up sessions and home care that suits your skin.
Recurrence can still happen, and responses vary by individual.
Fewer active, inflamed spots.
Less oiliness through the day.
Fewer new marks left behind. Scars that are already there need their own treatment.
Results vary by individual.
PDT and Gold PTT, chosen by the physician
Sebaceous glands and inflammation
Planned at consultation by severity stage
Fewer flare-ups. Results vary by individual
Esthetician-led cleansing and calming care between medical sessions.
For brown marks that stay after the acne has settled.
PDT can sting or feel hot while the light is on, and the skin stays warm and red for a while afterwards. Gold PTT feels like heat in short bursts. Tell the physician if you are sensitive; settings and breaks can be adjusted.
Calming inflammation early can lower the chance of new marks. It does not treat scars that are already there. Those need separate scar treatment, which the physician can discuss at the same visit.
Tell the physician if you are pregnant, have taken isotretinoin recently, take medication that makes skin sensitive to light, or have cold sores in the area. Any of these can change or postpone the plan.
Sebum production is one of several factors involved in acne, alongside follicular blockage, bacteria, inflammation and hormonal influences. The program uses treatments intended to act on the sebaceous glands and on inflammation rather than only soothing the surface. Whether that approach suits your skin is a physician assessment, and outcomes vary by individual.
PDT (photodynamic therapy) applies a photosensitising agent and light with the aim of acting on sebaceous glands and inflammatory acne. Gold Photo Thermal Therapy uses nano-gold particles and laser light with the aim of delivering heat to the sebaceous glands. The physician decides whether one, the other or both suit your skin. Neither is presented here as a way to stop acne returning or to avoid scarring, and responses vary by individual.
Acne is a recurring condition with several contributing factors, so treatment is usually about control rather than a one-time cure. The program combines PDT and Gold PTT with the aim of acting on sebaceous glands and inflammation, and the physician plans sessions and aftercare by severity stage. Recurrence can still happen, and outcomes vary by individual.
Redness, dryness and peeling can follow, and acne sometimes flares before it settles. After PDT you also need to avoid strong light for a period the physician sets. Recovery varies by individual, so leave a buffer before flights and events and confirm it at consultation.
Photos of the affected areas in daylight without makeup, a list of the acne medication and skin care you use now, and your dates in Seoul. That lets us suggest a likely starting point. The physician sets the actual plan in person.
Discuss this treatment and your travel dates with us.
Your booking is final once our team sends you a confirmation message. Nothing is paid in advance. The physician decides in person on Day 1 whether the treatment suits you. If it does not, that treatment is not performed.