Liftique Dermatology Clinic Seoul | Dermatologists, Lifting, Skin Boosters, Lasers & Body Contouring
Liftique Dermatology Clinic Seoul | Dermatologists, Lifting, Skin Boosters, Lasers & Body Contouring
If you're researching aesthetic dermatology in Seoul, Liftique Dermatology Clinic stands out less for one viral device and more for the breadth of what it can evaluate in one place: three dermatology specialists, skin diagnostics, multiple lifting platforms, lasers, skin boosters and body-contouring options.
For an American traveler, that's a useful way to think about Korean aesthetic care. Instead of asking how many treatments you can squeeze into one day, it makes more sense to start with your skin, previous procedures, the degree of change you actually want and how much downtime fits your trip.
Request a Liftique consultationLiftique at a glance
Won Yong-yeon · Kim Hyo-yoon · Park Sang-myeong
Lifting · neuromodulators · fillers · skin quality · body contouring
Ultherapy PRIME · Thermage FLX · ONDA · thread lifting
Acne · acne scars · pores · pigmentation · redness
Mark-Vu · Morpheus 3D · laser, energy-based and injectable treatments
Mon–Fri 10:00 AM–8:00 PM · Sat 10:00 AM–4:00 PM
about a 1-minute walk from Sinsa Station Exit 4
Three dermatology specialists
Won Yong-yeon
Medical Director · Dermatology Specialist- Completed dermatology residency training at Kyung Hee University Hospital
- Korean Dermatological Association
- Korean Association of Dermatologists
- Korean Society for Clinical Dermatology
- Korean Society for Skin Anti-Aging
- Korean Society for Dermatologic Laser
- Korean Acne and Rosacea Society
- Korean Society for Aesthetic Dermatologic Surgery
Kim Hyo-yoon
Dermatology Specialist- Korean Academy of Obesity & Aesthetic Treatment
- Korean Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery & Laser
- Korean Association of Aesthetic Medicine
- Korean Society for Laser Dermatology & Aesthetics
- Korean Society for Obesity Research Physicians
Park Sang-myeong
Dermatology Specialist- Completed dermatology residency training at Kyung Hee University Hospital
- Dermatology fellowship at Kyung Hee University Hospital at Gangdong
- Korean Dermatological Association
- Korean Association of Dermatologists
- Korean Society for Clinical Dermatology
- Korean Society for Skin Anti-Aging
- Korean Society for Dermatologic Laser
- Korean Acne and Rosacea Society
- Korean Society for Aesthetic Dermatologic Surgery
Before treatment: assess the skin and facial structure first
Mark-Vu is used as a skin-assessment tool, while Morpheus 3D supports a three-dimensional look at facial structure and proportions. Previous procedures, desired changes and the available recovery window are also part of the planning picture.
Pigmentation, pores, scars and elasticity.
Volume, fat distribution and direction of tissue descent.
Lifting, fillers, neuromodulators and threads.
How much change you want and how much downtime you have.
Why the same lifting treatment isn't planned the same way for everyone
Cheeks, jawline, under the chin or upper face.
Skin thickness and volume distribution matter.
Fillers, threads and prior energy-based treatments.
How visible you want the change to be and whether you have an important event coming up.
A broad treatment menu is one of Liftique's strengths
The clinic's menu spans six major categories, which makes it possible to separate different concerns and compare options rather than forcing every skin concern into a single procedure.
1. Lifting & tightening
| Ultherapy PRIME | Ultrasound-based lifting planned around skin thickness and tissue condition. |
|---|---|
| Thermage FLX | Radiofrequency treatment for firmness, fine lines and skin texture. |
| ONDA | Microwave-based technology for facial contour, submental fullness and tightening goals. |
| Thread lifting | An option for contour and lax tissue, with skin thickness, vector and recovery time considered. |
2. Volume, skin boosters & injectables
| Radiesse | An injectable option used in volume- and collagen-related treatment planning. |
|---|---|
| Juvelook | A collagen-stimulating treatment considered for texture, pores and fine lines. |
| Sculptra | A collagen-stimulating injectable with individualized area and volume planning. |
| Premium fillers | Volume and contour correction planned with facial proportions and vascular anatomy in mind. |
| Neuromodulators | For expression lines, masseter-related concerns and contour goals. |
| Rejuran | A skin booster option focused on skin quality and recovery. |
| RE2O | A skin booster option for texture and overall skin condition. |
| Fat-dissolving injections | For localized contour concerns; not the same as general weight-loss treatment. |
| GOURI | A collagen-stimulating injectable option. |
3. Pigmentation, pores, scars & acne
| Melasma · dark spots | Planning varies by pigment type, depth and skin type. |
|---|---|
| Pores · scars | Scar type, pore appearance and texture are evaluated separately. |
| Bruise laser | Whether it is appropriate depends on the condition of the skin. |
| Redness | Vascular and inflammatory causes should be distinguished. |
| Acne | Active acne, inflammation, marks and scars are different treatment targets. |
4. Laser treatments
| Tattoo removal | Color, depth and pigment type influence the number of sessions. |
|---|---|
| Laser hair removal | Area, hair thickness and skin type influence the plan. |
| PicoPlus | A picosecond laser platform for pigmentation, tone and fractional applications. |
| Clarity II | A laser platform used across pigment, vascular and hair-removal applications. |
5. Body contouring
| BODY ONDA | For localized contour concerns involving areas such as the arms, thighs and abdomen. |
|---|---|
| BODY ULTHERAPY PRIME | An ultrasound-based tightening option for selected body areas. |
| BODY SCULPTRA | A collagen-stimulating injectable for body skin quality and volume-related goals. |
| BODY CONTOUR INJECTION | An injectable option for localized contour concerns. |
6. Specialized solutions
| Chin contouring | The chin, jawline, bone structure, soft tissue and muscle are considered together. |
|---|---|
| Philtrum | Philtrum length and the relationship between the upper lip and nasal base are considered. |
| Midface | Volume loss and tissue descent are distinguished from apparent facial length. |
| Brow lifting | Brow position, forehead skin and muscle movement are considered. |
| Neck lines | Horizontal lines, fine lines, elasticity and muscular factors are differentiated. |
| Nose thread lifting | Nasal shape, skin thickness and prior fillers or surgery are considered. |
| Bridal / Wedding | Treatment timing is planned backward from photography or wedding dates with recovery time in mind. |
The practical advantage: multiple technologies and treatment categories can be compared against your skin condition and goals.
Combination programs
Clinic program data includes combinations such as Ultherapy PRIME + Sculptra, Ultherapy PRIME + Radiesse, Ultherapy PRIME + Thermage FLX + ONDA, Thermage FLX + Juvelook, Thermage FLX + Radiesse and Thermage FLX + RE2O. These are options, not universal formulas.
Pores and scars: more than one approach
A fractional approach for texture and scar concerns.
Microneedles combined with radiofrequency.
Considered according to scar type and skin condition.
Injectable options related to texture and collagen.
Supportive options for oil, buildup and texture.
Supportive calming and recovery care.
Devices & technology
Ultrasound-based lifting.
Radiofrequency-based tightening.
Microwave-based contour and tightening technology.
Picosecond laser platform.
Laser platform for pigment, vascular and hair-removal applications.
Microneedles combined with radiofrequency.
Ultrasound-based supportive skin care.
Light-based supportive care.
“More Than Lifting, Beyond Beauty”
That brand line fits the actual treatment mix. Lifting is a major focus, but skin quality, pigmentation, scars, acne, injectables and body treatments are also part of the clinic's scope.
A calm, private clinic environment
Hours & location
10:00 AM–8:00 PM
10:00 AM–4:00 PM
Closed
Closed
Sinsa Station, Exit 4 · about a 1-minute walk
80 Naruteo-ro, Jaeun Building 6F, Seocho-gu, Seoul
FAQ | 35 questions before your visit
80 Naruteo-ro, Jaeun Building 6F, Seocho-gu, Seoul.
About a 1-minute walk from Exit 4.
Monday–Friday 10:00 AM–8:00 PM; Saturday 10:00 AM–4:00 PM.
No. The clinic is closed.
Three.
No. Its menu also includes lasers, injectables, acne/scar care, pigmentation and body contouring.
A diagnostic system used to support a structured assessment of skin condition.
A 3D facial-structure and proportion analysis used as an additional planning reference.
An ultrasound-based lifting technology.
A radiofrequency-based treatment used for tightening-related goals.
A microwave-based technology used for facial and body contouring goals.
No. A combination should make sense for the tissue, goals, history and recovery window.
That combination appears in the clinic's program data; whether it is appropriate is determined individually.
A collagen-stimulating injectable that may be discussed for texture, pores and fine lines.
A skin booster option focused on skin quality and recovery.
An injectable option related to volume and collagen stimulation.
A collagen-stimulating injectable option.
No. Active inflammation, post-acne marks and scars are different targets.
Depending on the skin, options may include Pico Fractional, RF Microneedling, needling, skin boosters, peels and supportive recovery care.
No. Fractional applications related to texture may also be considered.
It is a laser platform used across pigment, vascular and hair-removal applications.
A treatment combining microneedles with radiofrequency for texture-, pore- and scar-related goals.
They may be used as supportive care for calming and recovery.
Usually not. Color, depth and pigment type affect the number of sessions.
No. Multiple sessions are generally needed.
Localized body contour and tightening goals.
A collagen-stimulating injectable for body skin quality and volume-related goals.
No. They are used for localized contour concerns, not general weight loss.
No. Rare but important risks can occur, including vascular complications.
No. Dose and injection points depend on muscle activity and the treatment goal.
It helps put skin type, skin disease, tissue condition and potential risks into the same clinical assessment.
Yes. Names and dates of previous lasers, lifting treatments, fillers and neuromodulators are useful.
Give yourself enough time because redness, swelling and bruising vary by procedure.
No. You can make a decision after the consultation.
No. Response, recovery and potential risks vary from person to person.
Understand your skin and goals first. Then choose the treatment.
If you're traveling to Seoul for aesthetic dermatology, compare more than device names. A useful plan brings your skin condition, treatment history, desired change and recovery window into the same conversation.
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