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Kkeut Clinic's Agnes Treatment for Chicken Skin-like Bumps Under Eyes

Kkeut Clinic's Agnes treatment for chicken skin-like bumps under the eyes is not a basic procedure that simply applies one shot per bump.

The under-eye area has thin, sensitive skin, so we must consider the size, depth, distribution, skin thickness, and eye contour line of the lesion.

Kkeut Clinic uses Agnes insulated radiofrequency needles to precisely target problematic sebaceous glands and delicately refine the bumpy skin texture that resembles chicken skin under the eyes.

1. 'Scattered Dot Pattern' Design Based on Sebaceous Gland Distribution

Sebaceous hyperplasia often appears not as one or two isolated bumps, but rather as multiple lesions spread along the under-eye area or small bumps clustered together.

Therefore, Kkeut Clinic does not simply treat only the visible bumps. Instead, we observe the extent and direction of sebaceous gland spread and design the treatment with a scattered dot pattern from the center of the lesion to its periphery.

We treat not only the visibly prominent bumpy areas but also consider the sebaceous glands distributed nearby, aiming for a smoother under-eye skin texture.

2. Customized Needle Depth and RF Output Adjustment for the Under-Eye Area

The under-eye area is one of the thinnest and most sensitive parts of the face.

Treating too deeply or too strongly without careful consideration can increase the risk of redness, swelling, hyperpigmentation, and skin texture damage.

Kkeut Clinic adjusts the appropriate needle length and radiofrequency output based on the size and depth of the lesion, as well as the thickness and sensitivity of the under-eye skin.

For each lesion, we set different energy levels and delivery times, and during repeated treatments, we precisely adjust the position to avoid excessive stimulation of the same area.

3. Agnes Treatment for Selective Coagulation of Problematic Sebaceous Glands

Treating sebaceous hyperplasia by only exfoliating the skin surface may not achieve fundamental improvement.

Agnes uses an insulated radiofrequency needle to deliver energy to the problematic sebaceous glands, minimizing damage to the skin surface.

It directly targets sebaceous gland lesions, coagulating excessively prominent sebaceous glands and delicately refining the bumpy, chicken skin-like texture under the eyes.

Treatments for sebaceous hyperplasia may include procedures that directly reduce the lesion, such as lasers, electrocautery, and radiofrequency.

4. Real-time Feedback Treatment to Monitor Lesion Temperature Response

Agnes radiofrequency treatment delivers thermal energy to problematic sebaceous glands, causing localized coagulation.

When proper heat delivery occurs, you may observe the lesion slightly swelling or subtly changing color during the procedure.

Kkeut Clinic monitors this reaction in real-time, reinforcing areas that need more treatment, avoiding excessive heat stimulation, and delicately treating sebaceous hyperplasia under the eyes.

After the treatment, we examine the treated area with the client in a mirror to double-check for any areas that may need further attention.

5. Delicate Finishing Considering Under-Eye Skin Texture

Treatment for chicken skin-like bumps under the eyes is not just about removing the bumps, but also about naturally refining the overall under-eye skin texture.

The area around the eyes is prone to showing even small irritations or color differences, so it's important to treat each lesion with careful consideration of its depth and the surrounding skin texture, ensuring it's neither excessive nor insufficient.

Kkeut Clinic considers not only the center of the lesion but also its integration with the surrounding skin, performing the treatment to naturally refine the bumpy under-eye skin texture.

6. Kkeut Clinic's Jaungo Modeling Pack Soothing Care

The under-eye area is sensitive and can experience redness or a warm sensation even with minor heat stimulation.

After Agnes treatment, Kkeut Clinic immediately applies a Jaungo modeling pack to help soothe the skin.

We quickly calm any post-treatment heat stimulation and provide Jaungo modeling pack care to help the under-eye skin recover comfortably.

Agnes for Sebaceous Hyperplasia: Key Benefits

Directly targets bumpy sebaceous gland lesions under the eyes

Precise treatment using an insulated radiofrequency needle to minimize epidermal damage

Delicate approach even for thin and sensitive areas like the under-eyes

Customized adjustment of needle depth and output based on lesion size and depth

Scattered dot pattern design treatment, not a simple one-shot procedure

Monitoring lesion response during treatment and reinforcing areas that need more attention

Refining bumpy skin texture that resembles milia or tiny acne bumps

Post-treatment soothing care with a Jaungo modeling pack

Potenza RF, Elysées RF, Agnes devices used in combination

Hygienic procedure using individually sterilized packaged tips

Recommended for those who...

Those with bumpy texture under the eyes, like goosebumps

Those who thought it was a small pimple (whitehead) but it doesn't come out even when squeezed

Those who thought it was milia and had it removed, but it's still bumpy

Those with uneven skin texture under the eyes, making makeup look messy even with cosmetics

Those with multiple small skin-colored or yellowish bumps

Those concerned about scars or hyperpigmentation under the eyes

Those who want more direct treatment than medication or skincare

Those who repeatedly develop bumpy lesions in the same area

Those who are confused about syringoma, milia, and sebaceous hyperplasia and want an accurate diagnosis