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1 / 5Acne treatment at Lienjang Clinic Gangnam includes personalised options for active breakouts, blackheads, whiteheads, clogged pores, inflammatory spots, excess oil, post-acne marks and selected acne scars.
Acne is an inflammatory skin condition rather than one single problem with one universal cause. Different treatment plans may be needed for surface congestion, recurring inflammatory acne, painful individual lesions, flat red or brown marks and established scars.
Lienjang Clinic currently lists professional extraction, chemical peels, deep cleansing, Potenza, CAPRI, AGNES, DDR, anti-inflammatory injections and prescription consultation within its acne-treatment services. Separate options are also listed for pores, uneven texture and acne scars.
A consultation is required to identify the main concern, determine whether active acne or scarring should be treated first and confirm the exact procedure, expected recovery, session plan and current price.
Fornur helps international visitors explore Skin & Aesthetic services in Korea and request consultations with available clinic partners. The consultation enquiry is free. Treatments, medication, cartridges and optional additions are charged separately.
Lienjang Clinic Gangnam offers acne assessment and a range of treatment options for active acne, clogged pores, post-acne marks and selected scars.
Current services listed through Lienjang and Fornur include extraction, glycolic-acid and other peels, Potenza, CAPRI, AGNES, DDR, anti-inflammatory injections, prescription consultation, TwinPixel, Pico Focus and Juvelook Skin.
These treatments do not all address the same concern. Active acne, flat post-acne marks, depressed scars, raised scars and enlarged-looking pores require different planning.
No clinic procedure can guarantee that acne will never return. Some patients may also require prescription or topical treatment rather than relying only on extraction, peels or devices.

Concern | Typical appearance | Main planning priority |
Active acne | Blackheads, whiteheads, inflamed spots or deeper painful lesions | Control current breakouts and reduce the risk of new lesions |
Post-acne redness | Flat red or pink marks | Determine whether the marks are still inflamed or require a separate treatment |
Post-inflammatory pigmentation | Flat brown or grey marks | Consider skin tone, sun exposure and risk of further pigment change |
Depressed acne scars | Indented or sunken scars | Identify the scar type before selecting microneedling, RF, laser or injectable treatment |
Raised scars | Firm or elevated scar tissue | Use a different approach from treatments intended for depressed scars |
Enlarged-looking pores | Visible follicular openings or uneven texture | Aim for realistic improvement rather than permanent pore removal |
The clinic should identify which concern is being treated before recommending a package.
The consultation should review the areas affected, how long the acne has been present, how frequently it returns and whether the main lesions are clogged pores, inflamed spots or deeper nodules.
Current skincare, previous prescription treatment, earlier peels or lasers, allergies, medical history and scarring tendency can all affect the recommendation.
Tell the clinic about pregnancy or breastfeeding, relevant medicines and supplements and any history of unusual pigment change or prolonged healing after a skin procedure.
A treatment plan should explain whether the immediate goal is to reduce active breakouts, clear congestion, manage inflammation, fade flat marks or treat established scars.
Professional extraction may be considered for selected blackheads, whiteheads and clogged pores.
It should be performed carefully to limit unnecessary trauma and inflammation. Extraction is not a complete treatment for widespread inflammatory acne, painful nodules or recurrent hormonal breakouts.
Picking or squeezing inflamed lesions at home can increase inflammation and the risk of lasting marks or scars.
People mainly interested in cleansing, exfoliation or routine pore care can also compare facial skincare treatments at Lienjang Clinic.
The current listing includes GA Peel, Black Peel and Aqua Peel among its acne and congestion options.
Chemical peels use exfoliating ingredients at different concentrations and depths. They may be discussed for selected surface congestion, excess oil, uneven texture or post-acne discolouration.
The clinic should confirm the exact product, active ingredient, concentration, contact time, expected peeling and aftercare before treatment.
Not every peel is appropriate for every skin type or acne condition. A stronger peel does not automatically produce a better result and can increase irritation or pigment-change risk.
Deep cleansing may also be used as a standalone procedure or as preparation before extraction, a peel or another treatment. It should not be described as permanently correcting every cause of acne.
Lienjang Clinic currently lists Potenza Acne Mode as an available option.
Potenza is a radiofrequency platform that can use different tips and treatment modes. Some modes involve microneedles, while others can use non-needle energy delivery.
The exact treatment, recovery and price therefore depend on the selected cartridge, needle depth, settings, treatment area and whether another product is added.
The current listing states that the Potenza tip cartridge is not included in the displayed treatment price. It also notes that skin boosters may be recommended at an additional charge.
Before paying, confirm the Potenza mode, cartridge cost, whether needles are used, anaesthetic arrangements, areas included and the complete combined price.

CAPRI, AGNES and DDR are currently identified as Gangnam-exclusive acne options in Lienjang’s pricing information.
CAPRI is listed as an acne-treatment option, but the published Fornur page does not provide enough verified technical information to make detailed claims about its wavelength, treatment mechanism or expected effect.
It should therefore remain described as a clinic-listed acne procedure until the exact device and protocol are confirmed.
AGNES is a targeted radiofrequency procedure that may be planned according to the number and type of lesions being treated.
The consultation should confirm the exact device, needle or cartridge, number of lesions, anaesthetic, expected swelling, treatment stages and follow-up.
AGNES should not be described as permanently curing acne or preventing every future breakout.
DDR is currently listed for partial treatment around the nose or full-face treatment.
The exact manufacturer, device model and mechanism have not been confirmed within the Fornur listing. Detailed technical or clinical claims should not be published until those details are supplied.
Lienjang currently lists an anti-inflammatory injection using the abbreviation “TA,” with pricing categories for individual blemishes and full-face treatment.
The abbreviation should not appear in final patient-facing copy until the exact medication, concentration and intended use are confirmed.
Current acne guidance recognises injected corticosteroids as an option for selected large, painful acne lesions. This does not mean injections are appropriate as routine treatment for every spot or for repeated full-face use.
Lienjang also lists medical prescription consultation. Prescription treatment may be relevant when acne is persistent, widespread, painful, scarring or not responding to skincare and clinic procedures alone.
The American Academy of Dermatology’s updated acne-treatment guidance explains that evidence-based acne care can include topical retinoids, benzoyl peroxide, antibiotics, hormonal treatment and isotretinoin, depending on severity and individual factors.
The prescribing practitioner should confirm the medicine, instructions, possible interactions, monitoring and follow-up. The page should not recommend a specific prescription without consultation.
Active acne and established scars should not automatically be treated during the same stage of care.
The American Academy of Dermatology’s acne-scar treatment guidance advises that controlling active breakouts usually comes before most scar-focused procedures. Preventing new inflammatory lesions helps reduce the risk of additional scars.
Lienjang Gangnam currently lists TwinPixel, Potenza, Pico Focus and Juvelook Skin among its pore and acne-scar options.
TwinPixel is an RF microneedling platform with different handpieces, modes and needle options.
It may be discussed for selected depressed scars, enlarged-looking pores and uneven texture. The clinic should confirm the handpiece, needle type, depth, settings, anaesthetic and expected recovery.
Temporary redness, swelling, pinpoint bleeding or small crusts can occur after microneedling RF treatment.
Potenza may also be proposed for selected scar, texture or pore concerns.
Scar type must be assessed first. Ice-pick, rolling and boxcar scars do not necessarily require the same procedure or settings.
Confirm whether active acne is controlled, which cartridge is being used, the needle depth, number of passes, expected recovery and whether a skin booster or injectable product is being added.
The current listing includes Pico Focus as a one-session option, with pricing that varies according to the device used.
“Pico Focus” is not specific enough to identify one laser platform. The clinic should confirm the exact device, wavelength, treatment mode, scar type and recovery before treatment.
The listing should not guarantee meaningful scar improvement after one session.
Lienjang currently lists Juvelook Skin, 1 mL, for acne-scar treatment.
Juvelook is an injectable product and should not be grouped as though it were a laser, peel or cleansing procedure.
The consultation should identify the exact product, quantity, treatment area, injection method, scar type and whether a course is being proposed.
People comparing broader injectable skin treatments can review skin boosters at Lienjang Clinic.

Lienjang’s current acne-care information gives a general clinic recommendation of approximately three to five sessions at intervals of around three to four weeks.
This should not be applied automatically to every extraction, peel, prescription, injection, laser or microneedling procedure.
Treatment frequency depends on the type and severity of acne, procedure selected, skin sensitivity, recovery, medication and response to earlier treatment.
Before purchasing a package, confirm the number of sessions, recommended spacing, package validity, how progress will be reviewed and whether products, cartridges or prescriptions are included.

Acne treatment aims to reduce current breakouts, manage contributing factors and lower the risk of additional marks or scars.
The degree and timing of improvement depend on acne type, severity, adherence to treatment, skincare, hormonal influences, medication and individual response.
Scar treatment is usually gradual and may require more than one procedure or a combination approach.
The page must not promise:
Permanent acne removal
No future breakouts
Complete control of oil production
Complete acne-scar removal
Permanent pore reduction
A flawless complexion
Identical results for every patient
No irritation or recovery
Recovery differs substantially between acne treatments.
Extraction or cleansing can cause temporary redness and sensitivity. Peels can cause tightness, dryness, flaking or visible peeling. Lasers and energy-based procedures can cause warmth, swelling, crusting or pigment change. RF microneedling can involve redness, swelling, pinpoint bleeding and several days of visible recovery.
Lienjang’s current general acne aftercare advises avoiding alcohol, smoking, saunas and steam rooms for approximately three days. Redness or heat may last for several hours, and gentle cleansing and consistent sun protection are recommended.
The exact procedure may require additional restrictions, so treatment-specific instructions should take priority.
Contact the treatment provider if you experience worsening pain, spreading redness, discharge, blistering, fever, marked swelling or another reaction that differs significantly from the expected recovery.
Tell the clinic before treatment if you have active infection, open skin, severe or rapidly worsening acne, painful nodules, a history of raised scars or a previous reaction to a peel, laser or injectable procedure.
Recent isotretinoin use, pregnancy, breastfeeding, bleeding conditions, electrical or metal implants, reduced skin sensation, autoimmune conditions, uncontrolled diabetes and medicines that increase light sensitivity or bleeding should also be discussed.
Suitability differs between chemical peels, lasers, radiofrequency microneedling, injections and prescription treatments.
The clinic should explain the risks associated with the exact procedure rather than describing every acne treatment as automatically suitable for all skin types.

The consultation enquiry submitted through Fornur is free. Acne and acne-scar treatments are priced separately.
Pricing can depend on the procedure, treatment area, number of lesions, device, mode, cartridge, anaesthetic, prescription, injectable product and session quantity.
Before paying, request written confirmation of:
The exact treatment, device or product
Full-face or partial-treatment boundaries
Number and spacing of sessions
Tip or cartridge charges
Skin-booster or injectable charges
Prescription and medication costs
Anaesthetic, follow-up and additional fees
Package validity and rescheduling conditions
The Potenza cartridge and any recommended skin booster should not appear as unexpected charges after arrival.
International visitors should include their main acne concern, areas affected, current skincare, current medication, previous treatments, allergies, preferred dates and departure date in their Fornur enquiry.
Clear photographs may be requested, but photographs do not replace an in-person assessment.
Patients considering a series should confirm whether the proposed appointment spacing can be completed during their time in Korea.
The clinic must confirm the consultation language, exact treatment, practitioner, package inclusions, prescription follow-up and process for obtaining advice after leaving Korea.
Fornur facilitates the consultation enquiry. It does not diagnose acne, prescribe medication or perform treatment.
Visitors can also explore other Beauty & Medical services in Korea.

Acne treatment, routine facial care, skin boosters and laser rejuvenation have different goals.
Facial skincare treatments at Lienjang Clinic are more relevant when the main goal involves cleansing, hydration, exfoliation or general skin maintenance.
Skin boosters at Lienjang Clinic use injectable products and should not be treated as a substitute for controlling active inflammatory acne.
Laser skin rejuvenation at UPIC Clinic focuses more on selected pigmentation and texture concerns.
The most appropriate option depends on whether the main issue is active acne, congestion, post-acne marks, scars or general skin quality.
Share your main acne concern, affected areas, current skincare, medication, previous treatments, scar concerns, preferred appointment dates, departure date and acceptable recovery time.
Fornur can help you request current treatment and pricing information for acne treatment at Lienjang Clinic Gangnam. The clinic will determine whether an assessment or procedure can be offered and confirm the proposed treatment plan.
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