Has anyone had any good results from the Dr. Gowoonline Clinic when it comes to rosacea?

[justzoe]

I went to a few local clinics for rosacea and the cost overall is just too high. I am trying to see if there are any options in Korea for rosacea treatment.

It is a very stubborn thing to treat. I have tried prescriptions, creams, lotions, serums, diet changes, etc. but I still have a constant redness to my face with some small broken blood vessels. I also am prone to rosacea acne so I can't even use soap on my face or else I break out really bad. This started for me in 2022 and has not gone away.

I was looking into clinics that focus on non-surgical facial rejuvenation and energy/laser‑based skin procedures. One that popped up a number of times was the Dr. Gowoonline Clinic. I am just not seeing much on rosacea. I am not sure if it isn't a common issue in Korea or not. I know it is more common for people of European ethnicity. 

Does anyone have experience with this clinic specifically for rosacea? Have you found any information online or reviews that show good results? How about costs of treatment? I am trying to basically find any information I can. I intend on contacting the clinic at the end of the week. 

[calmwaters]

I have seen this clinic mentioned in one of the groups I am a part of. I remember someone saying they got a jaw correction done there and she had good results. This was not recent though. I would have to dig a bit for the pictures she shared. There are reviews online with pictures as well as people just sharing their experiences. 

[pinkdaisyz]

I tried to search for this using AI and nothing came up. I am not sure if the clinic does anything for rosacea or not. 

I'll keep looking!

[tikicat76]

Look for the following being listed on the website:

Vascular lasers (like Pulsed Dye Laser) for broken capillaries
IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) for diffuse redness
Long-pulse Nd:YAG laser for deeper flushing and thicker skin

These laser treatments are considered safe and effective and are widely used in Korea. They all help with rosacea.

[glowyyy]

23 hours ago, tikicat76 said:

Look for the following being listed on the website:

Vascular lasers (like Pulsed Dye Laser) for broken capillaries
IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) for diffuse redness
Long-pulse Nd:YAG laser for deeper flushing and thicker skin

These laser treatments are considered safe and effective and are widely used in Korea. They all help with rosacea.

I was going to mention this. I don't think Rosacea is as common of a condition for Koreans likely due to genetics and diet but lasers do help a lot!