Inflammation Injection
A localized injection procedure that directly targets acne and troubled areas to quickly reduce and soothe inflammation.
Inflammation Injection
Per unit
10,000KRW
Treatment Introduction
An inflammation injection is a procedure in which a small amount of medication is directly injected into areas with active inflammation, such as acne or cystic lesions, to quickly reduce swelling and redness in a short period of time. The procedure is performed after ice cooling to minimize discomfort, and is customized according to the area and condition of the trouble spot.
Treatment Principle
Principle of the Procedure
Inflammatory injections involve directly administering a minute amount of steroid-based ingredients to the site of inflammation, inducing a localized anti-inflammatory effect. By suppressing the production of inflammatory mediators and regulating immune responses, swelling, redness, and pain are quickly alleviated. Because the injection acts directly within the lesion rather than on the skin surface, it offers a faster and more effective soothing effect compared to general topical treatments.
Procedure Process
Step 1 | The area and condition of inflammation are checked to determine the injection site and dosage. Step 2 | After reducing discomfort with ice cooling, the medication is precisely injected into the inflamed area. Step 3 | After the procedure, the skin’s reaction is checked and home care instructions are provided.
Expected Effects
You can expect rapid improvement in swelling and redness of troubled areas within a few days after the procedure. Even severe troubles such as cystic or nodular acne can be calmed in a short period, helping you return to your daily life sooner.
Recommended For
Precautions
Do not touch or squeeze the injection site with your hands.
Rarely, skin indentation (atrophy) may occur, but it will recover over time.
Keep the treated area clean and apply sunscreen thoroughly.
Please avoid strong cleansing or scrubbing on the same day.
If any abnormal reactions persist, please visit the hospital immediately.