Clear up recurring acne AGNES

About three days after AGNES treatment, red and inflamed lesions begin to subside, and many people notice clearer changes around the time of the next session a month later. Since the frequency of recurrence tends to decrease with each session, we recommend monitoring your progress over time.

AGNES is performed after applying a sufficient amount of numbing cream, and local anesthesia may be used depending on the area. You may feel a prickling sensation and heat, and the degree varies by individual. Sensitive areas such as the nose or under-eye area may feel more intense, so please let us know in advance if you are sensitive to pain.

On the day of AGNES treatment, you may experience redness and swelling, and small scabs may form the next day. Acne areas typically clear within three days to a week, but under-eye treatment may cause eyelid swelling and bruising that can last one to two weeks, so please allow plenty of time for important events.

Sebaceous glands stimulated by AGNES heat tend to recover slowly, so treated areas are known to remain relatively stable for a long time. However, new acne may appear in untreated areas, so we recommend continuing with lifestyle management and regular consultations.

AGNES is typically planned as a course of 3 or more sessions at about one-month intervals. If inflammation is widespread or long-standing, more sessions may be needed. For under-eye fat or syringomas, the number of sessions varies depending on the area and amount, so we will determine a plan after examining your condition.

AGNES commonly causes swelling, redness, and small scabs, and temporary unevenness, indentation, or pigmentation may occur. If you are pregnant, have metal or electronic devices in your body, have a keloid tendency, or have taken isotretinoin within the last 6 months, a consultation is needed first.