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The recommended treatment cycle varies depending on the individual's skin condition.

We recommend receiving this treatment 1 - 3 times at 4-6 week intervals.

• Can the Agnes treatment be applied for all acne?

  Yes! The Agnes treatment is effective in targeting juvenile acne, adult acne, comedonal (millet) acne, and is especially effective for chronic recurrent acne. It is also effective for acne on the face, but also on the chest and back.

• What is the difference between Agnes and existing acne treatments?

  While existing acne treatments (e.g., medication, scaling, peeling, laser, etc.) only temporarily improve acne, selective sebaceous gland destruction using Agnes fundamentally eliminates the sebaceous glands, which are the base of acne bacteria. Thus, the treated Acne rarely reoccurs.

• How is the pain during the treatment?

  The pain felt varies from person to person, but after the application of cream anesthesia, it generally feels like a slight tingling sensation.

• When will I see the effects of the treatment?

  Agnes treatment can provide significant results after just one treatment, and treatment is completed in an average of three treatments. The effect begins to appear after two weeks of treatment, and the treatment effects gradually increase as time passes.

• Won't the area be dry after you destroy your sebaceous glands?

  There are tens of thousands of pores on the human face, so even if a few hundred sebaceous glands are targeted, the skin will not become dry. Rather, when high frequency waves are applied to destroy the sebaceous glands, pores shrink and collagen is remodeled, improving acne scars, skin texture and elasticity.

• Light washing and showering are possible starting the day after the treatment.
• Apply skin regeneration products and moisturizing products to the treatment area.
• Apply sunscreen to prevent pigmentation.
• Avoid strenuous exercise, drinking alcohol, saunas, or saunas while your skin is red.
• Let dead skin cells fall off naturally and do not forcefully rip them off or use scrub products.