Oily Skin Even After Cleansing? Sebum and Pore Care with Gangnam’s Tue–Wed–Thu Event

"Why Does My Skin Become Oily

So Quickly After Cleansing?"

Even after thoroughly cleansing your face in the morning,

sebum may begin to build up around the forehead and nose by the afternoon,

causing makeup to break down easily.

Washing your face too often or repeatedly wiping away oil can leave the skin dehydrated,

sometimes resulting in both tightness and increased surface shine.

If you are searching for ways to reduce facial oiliness,

it is helpful to look beyond the amount of sebum your skin produces.

Your skin’s moisture balance, dead skin buildup,

redness, and breakouts should also be considered.

Skin that feels dry underneath but oily on the surface may require

a different approach from skin affected by recurring inflammatory acne.

"Are Enlarged Pores

Caused by Excess Sebum?"

Pores may become more noticeable when sebum and dead skin cells accumulate.

They can also appear longer or more stretched as the surrounding skin loses elasticity.

Areas with high sebum production, such as the nose, and areas affected

by reduced elasticity, such as the cheeks, may not respond to the same type of treatment.

When considering pore care in Gangnam, it is necessary to determine

whether visible pores are associated with sebum and dead skin buildup,

recurring inflammation, or reduced skin elasticity.

Instead of repeatedly using aggressive treatments to remove oil, the intensity

and method of treatment should be adjusted according to your skin thickness,

sensitivity, and current breakout condition.

"How Are Skin Botox, LHALA Peel,

and Gold PTT Different?"

Skin Botox involves injecting small amounts of botulinum toxin into

multiple points within the superficial layers of the skin.

It may be used to address excess sebum, visible pores, fine lines, and uneven skin texture.

It can be considered when facial shine and enlarged-looking pores are the main concerns.

However, its purpose differs from treatments intended to directly manage inflammatory acne.

LHALA Peel may be used to improve dead skin buildup and rough skin texture, while Gold PTT may be considered for skin affected by excess sebum and recurring acne breakouts.

Even when enlarged pores are the main concern, the recommended approach

may differ depending on sebum production, dead skin buildup, and the presence of active acne.

Skin Botox, LHALA Peel, and Gold PTT should therefore be selected

according to the individual condition of the skin.

"Choose Your Treatment Based on Your Skin

with Our Gangnam Tue–Wed–Thu Event"

GU Clinic’s Tue–Wed–Thu Event includes Skin Botox, LHALA Peel with Gold PTT,

and several other treatment options for different skin concerns.

Instead of choosing based only on the treatment name or price,

consider whether your primary concern is excess sebum, enlarged pores, or recurring acne.

At GU Clinic Gangnam, we assess the areas affected by excess sebum,

the appearance of the pores, dead skin buildup, and signs of inflammation

before planning the treatment sequence and coverage.

If your skin remains oily even after cleansing or your pores have recently become more noticeable,

visit us between Tuesday and Thursday to discuss a treatment plan suited to your current skin condition.

"GU Clinic Gangnam Information"

Designated by the Ministry of Health and Welfare

as an Advanced Regenerative Medicine Institution
(Designation No. Regeneration-1-0036)

54 Seocho-daero 77-gil, Seocho-gu, Seoul
W Tower, 3rd and 4th Floors

* Near Sinnonhyeon Station Exit 7 and Gangnam Station
* Main line: +82-2-6241-0096
* Weekdays: 10:30 AM–9:00 PM
* Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays: 10:30 AM–7:00 PM
(Closed on Lunar New Year’s Day and Chuseok)

*25 physicians
(Including specialists in plastic surgery,

dermatology, and family medicine)

Consultations available in
Korean · English · Simplified Chinese · Traditional Chinese · Japanese
* GU Clinic also operates an Ilsan location

Care is led by Dr. Ki-beom Park, Chief Medical Director.

B.S. in Biotechnology, College of Engineering, Yonsei University
M.D., Yonsei University College of Medicine
* Adjunct Professor, Graduate School of Integrative Medicine, CHA University
* Co-founder of Gangnam Unni, a medical aesthetics information platform
* Founder and CEO of Healing Breeze, a medical service organization (MSO)
* Developer of GENABELLE, a K-derma cosmetics brand
* Developer of CELLORA of GU