Abijou Clinic Suwon Branch Review

I was concerned about freckles, so after a consultation, I was recommended a procedure called dual toning. I was advised to undergo 10 sessions at 2-week intervals, so I proceeded with the treatment. I was told in advance that this was not a procedure that would show immediate improvement, and that results would appear if I continued consistently. However, after taking progress photos and comparing them each time I had the procedure, my overall skin tone seemed to brighten slightly, but there was no major difference in the blemished areas. Instead, the blemishes looked even darker because they stood out more in contrast, and my skin barrier was damaged from continuous irritation (I had skin without acne, but within two days after the procedure, 13 pimples appeared). Each time I underwent the procedure, the doctor changed, and it seems that the different intensity each time further worsened my skin condition (before the procedure, my eyes were mostly covered, but I could identify and distinguish gender to some extent by voice). At the time, I was not undergoing any other skin-related procedures besides this one, so I judged that this procedure was the most likely cause of my worsened skin condition. When I received the 7th and 9th sessions, I requested a consultation and mentioned that the treatment effect was appearing slowly and that my skin condition was worsening, and asked whether it was right to continue the procedure. In response, they said it would be fine to receive the procedure while avoiding the areas with acne, and that this procedure shows results after about 20 to 30 sessions. When I first consulted to start the procedure, they had said that since the treatment area was relatively small, about 10 sessions would be enough. Receiving a consultation with different information from that made my trust in the hospital drop sharply, and after that I stopped going to that hospital.