Bumpy Bumps Under Eyes! [Precision Treatment for Sebaceous Gland Hyperplasia]

Agnes Treatment for Undereye Sebaceous Gland Hyperplasia

Agnes treatment for undereye sebaceous gland hyperplasia is not simply a matter of applying one shot per lesion.

Since the skin around the eyes is thin and sensitive, during treatment, the size, depth, and distribution of lesions, along with the individual's skin thickness and the overall contour of the eye area, must be meticulously considered.

Using Agnes insulated radiofrequency needles, we precisely target problematic sebaceous glands and perform a treatment that delicately improves the bumpy skin texture visible under the eyes.

1. 'Scatter Pattern' Treatment Design Considering Sebaceous Gland Distribution

Rather than appearing as just one or two bumps under the eyes, sebaceous gland hyperplasia often presents as multiple small protrusions widely spread along the eye area or clustered in specific regions.

Therefore, rather than simply targeting only the visible bumps, we meticulously assess the distribution range and direction of the sebaceous glands and plan the treatment using a scatter pattern from the center of the lesion to its periphery.

We perform the treatment to create a smoother skin texture under the eyes, considering not only the visibly bumpy areas but also the surrounding sebaceous glands.

2. Needle Depth and Radiofrequency Output Adjustment Considering the Characteristics of the Eye Area

The skin around the eyes is thinner and more sensitive than other areas of the face.

If the depth and intensity are set excessively during the treatment, concerns about issues such as redness, swelling, hyperpigmentation, or skin texture damage may increase.

By meticulously diagnosing the individual size and depth of each lesion, as well as the thickness and sensitivity of the skin around the eyes, we finely adjust the appropriate needle length and radiofrequency output for each patient during the procedure.

For each lesion, energy intensity and delivery time are applied differently. Even if repeated treatment is necessary, the needle position is finely adjusted to enhance precision, ensuring no excessive stimulation to the same area.

3. Agnes Treatment for Selectively Coagulating Problematic Sebaceous Glands

Sebaceous gland hyperplasia may not achieve satisfactory fundamental improvement with methods that merely exfoliate the skin surface.

Agnes treatment uses insulated radiofrequency needles, minimizing damage to the skin surface while precisely delivering thermal energy only to the problematic sebaceous gland areas.

This directly targets sebaceous gland lesions, coagulating excessively proliferated sebaceous glands, and can help delicately smooth out the bumpy protrusions under the eyes that resembled goosebumps.

Sebaceous gland hyperplasia can be managed through various treatment methods that directly reduce the size of the lesions, such as lasers, electrocautery, and radiofrequency.

4. Treatment Performed While Monitoring the Lesion's Real-time Temperature Response

Agnes radiofrequency treatment utilizes the principle of delivering thermal energy to problematic sebaceous glands to locally coagulate the affected area.

During the treatment, when an appropriate amount of thermal energy is delivered, a subtle swelling of the lesion or a slight change in its color can be visibly observed.

By carefully observing these reactions in real-time, we reinforce areas with insufficient energy, avoid excessive thermal stimulation, and delicately manage undereye sebaceous gland hyperplasia.

After the treatment, we review the treated area with the client in front of a mirror and jointly check for any areas that might feel insufficient.

5. Delicate Finishing for Natural Refinement of Undereye Skin Texture

Undereye sebaceous gland hyperplasia treatment goes beyond simply removing bumps; the overall natural refinement of the skin texture around the eyes is a crucial outcome.

The skin around the eyes is sensitive to minor irritations or subtle color changes, making it an easily noticeable area. Therefore, by comprehensively considering the depth of each lesion and the surrounding skin texture, the treatment must be precise, applying only what is necessary without being excessive.

Rather than solely focusing on the center of the lesion, we perform the treatment considering harmony and connection with the surrounding skin, aiming for a smooth and natural improvement of the bumpy undereye skin texture.

6. Soothing Care Using Jaungo Modeling Pack

The undereye area is sensitive enough to easily become red or feel warm even with minor thermal stimulation.

After Agnes treatment, we immediately apply a Jaungo modeling pack to help soothe the skin.

This is a management process designed to quickly alleviate any warmth that may occur after the treatment and help the skin around the eyes recover more comfortably.

Agnes for Sebaceous Gland Hyperplasia: Key Features

Directly targets bumpy sebaceous gland lesions appearing under the eyes

Enables precise treatment with reduced risk of epidermal damage by using insulated radiofrequency needles

Allows delicate treatment even in thin and sensitive areas like the eyes

Adjusts needle depth and output values according to the size and depth of each lesion

A treatment utilizing a scatter pattern design, not a simple 1-shot method

Monitors the lesion's reaction in real-time during treatment and reinforces if necessary

Can expect improvement in bumpy skin texture appearing as milia or small acne-like bumps

After treatment, we assist with skin soothing care using a Jaungo modeling pack

To improve under-eye concerns, Potenza RF, Elysion RF, and Agnes devices can be used together.

During the procedure, only sterile, individually packaged tips are used with hygiene in mind.

You may consider the procedure in the following cases.

This applies to those whose under-eye skin appears bumpy, like goosebumps.

This is when you thought it was a small pimple, but no content comes out even after extraction.

Some people feel their skin texture remains bumpy even after judging it as milia and having it removed.

This also applies to cases where under-eye skin texture is uneven, making makeup look less neat.

The procedure can also be considered for those who have multiple small bumps, skin-colored or light yellowish, appearing under their eyes.

Under-eye skin is sensitive, so suitable methods can be found for those concerned about scarring or hyperpigmentation after the procedure.

Those who haven't achieved satisfactory improvement with simple medication or skincare alone and desire a more proactive procedural approach can also consider this.

Individuals who are concerned about recurrent bumpy growths appearing in the same area may also be candidates for the procedure.

We recommend this for those who are confused by skin lesions such as syringoma, milia, or sebaceous hyperplasia and wish to receive an accurate diagnosis.

Procedure steps.

STEP 01. Customized Consultation

We check if the bumps appearing under the eyes are sebaceous hyperplasia, and the medical staff precisely examines the size and location of the lesions.

STEP 02. Preparation of the Treatment Area

Before the procedure, the under-eye area is thoroughly cleaned, and the treatment area is pre-designed.

STEP 03. Anesthetic Cream Application

Since the under-eye area is sensitive, an anesthetic cream is applied to minimize discomfort during the procedure.

STEP 04. Agnes Procedure

The needle depth and high-frequency energy are adjusted according to the distribution and depth of the sebaceous glands to precisely treat hypertrophied sebaceous glands.

STEP 05. Jaungo Modeling Mask Soothing

To alleviate heat and redness caused by the procedure, a Jaungo modeling mask is used to soothe the skin.

Post-procedure care instructions.

ㆍRedness, swelling, or warmth may occur in the treated area, but these usually subside gradually over time.

ㆍSmall scabs may appear under the eyes; it is best not to forcibly remove them and allow them to fall off naturally.

ㆍOn the day of the procedure, please avoid rubbing or scrubbing the eye area vigorously.

ㆍWhen washing your face, it is recommended to gently cleanse the treated area rather than scrubbing it harshly.

ㆍIt is best to use eye makeup such as eyeshadow or concealer after the treated area has sufficiently calmed down and stabilized.

ㆍIt is advisable to refrain from using jjimjilbangs (Korean saunas), saunas, swimming, alcohol, and smoking for about 1 week after the procedure.

ㆍWhen engaging in outdoor activities, it is important to protect your skin from UV rays and ensure adequate moisturizing care.

ㆍDepending on individual skin characteristics, temporary skin troubles, itching, or red spots may appear.

ㆍIf uncomfortable symptoms persist, it is advisable to contact a medical institution for consultation.

ㆍPlease note that in the case of sebaceous hyperplasia, multiple treatment sessions may be required depending on the patient's skin condition or constitution.