This is a procedure that improves pores, sebum, and skin texture by finely dispersing and injecting Botox into the shallow layers of the skin.
Skin Botox (Dermotoxin) is a procedure that involves injecting Botox into the shallow layers of the skin in very fine increments to improve pores, sebum secretion, and fine lines, while giving the skin a smooth, radiant glow. It is characterized by shallow injections that do not paralyze facial expressions.
It reduces sebum secretion and pores to create a smooth, radiant skin texture. It is also used in conjunction with a skin booster.
Shallow and uniform injection is important, and periodic maintenance is required because the effect is shorter than regular Botox.
It is different in that it improves pores, sebum, and skin texture by micro-injecting into the shallow layers of the skin without paralyzing facial muscles.
It usually lasts 2 to 3 months, which is shorter than regular Botox, so periodic maintenance is required.
Yes, it is possible. Many dermatology and plastic surgery clinics in Korea treat foreign patients, and there are also many hospitals that offer consultations or interpretation support in foreign languages such as English, Chinese, and Japanese. On K-Dia, you can compare hospital information and real reviews, and consult directly via chat before your visit.
You can usually return to your daily routine immediately, and there is virtually no recovery period. If you are traveling for a short time, it is recommended to schedule your trip with ample time to check your progress right after the procedure, and to discuss post-recovery care and precautions with the hospital in advance.
Costs vary significantly depending on the hospital, the scope of the procedure, the equipment and materials used, and the anesthesia method. Since Korea has a well-developed infrastructure for procedures, making consultations and price comparisons relatively easy, it is recommended to compare quotes from multiple hospitals rather than relying on just one. You can check event prices and actual reviews by hospital on K-Dia.
This information is for general understanding only and is not medical advice. Always consult a medical professional before deciding on any procedure.
