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Botox for Men in Cheongdam: Makeup, Exercise and Flying After Treatment

Botox for men in Cheongdam often raises timing questions about makeup, exercise, and flying. Face washing and makeup are possible from the day of treatment. Aftercare instructions may differ depending on the treated area. Ask your doctor.

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Have a question about a skin treatment? Message us anytime and the Min Clinic team in Cheongdam, Seoul will be glad to help. At Min Clinic, all medical aesthetic procedures are performed directly by a doctor.

Before you message us

  • Your preferred dates in Seoul
  • Previous treatments and when you had them
  • Any medications you currently take
  • A photo taken in daylight (optional)

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What You Can Do the Same Day

You can plan to look presentable after your appointment for work or dinner. You may prefer a simple routine that feels comfortable on your skin. If your skin feels sensitive, a calm schedule can help you ease into routine activities without rushing.

Exercise, Heat, and Pressure

It is best to avoid saunas and Korean bathhouses for about 1 week after treatment. It is best to avoid alcohol and smoking where possible. Training that presses straps or a helmet firmly on the face can feel uncomfortable on treated zones. During flights or workouts, reduce strong pressure on the face or neck where possible.

Which of these applies may vary with the patient’s skin condition and the aim of treatment, and the doctor decides.

Results and Duration

How long the effects last depends on your muscle habits and the treated area. Min Clinic adjusts the area and amount so that muscle movement is not restricted too much.

Common Reactions

  • If the treated area turns red or feels hot for a while, a cold compress can help.
  • Very rarely, pigmentation may appear, and it usually improves naturally over time.

Common Situations and Concerns

  • If severe swelling or pain continues in the treated area, contact the clinic right away.

About Min Clinic

Min Clinic is registered as a dermatology clinic. Three doctors practice at the clinic, and two of them are board-certified specialists. Dr. Min Young-Soo is an adjunct professor at Hanyang University and was formerly deputy director of NB Clinic, Gangnam Station branch. At Min Clinic, all medical aesthetic procedures are performed directly by a doctor.

Take care not to rub the treated area too much, and avoid strong pressure or deep facial massage. Very rarely, pigmentation may appear, and it usually improves naturally over time. It is best to avoid saunas and Korean bathhouses for about 1 week after treatment. It is best to avoid alcohol and smoking where possible. If the treated area turns red or feels hot for a while, a cold compress can help. Face washing and makeup are possible from the day of treatment. If severe swelling or pain continues in the treated area, contact the clinic right away. It varies by person, but daily life is generally not much affected. Aftercare instructions may differ depending on the treated area. Min Clinic adjusts the area and amount so that muscle movement is not restricted too much. It varies by person, but changes are often felt after some time has passed since treatment. How long the effects last depends on your muscle habits and the treated area. Whether several areas can be treated together is explained after a consultation, based on your condition and goals.

Prices are the same for Korean and international patients. VAT is charged separately at the applicable statutory rate. Same-day treatment may be possible depending on appointment availability and the doctor's schedule. Patients are asked to contact the clinic during the recovery period with any questions or discomfort. Min Clinic does not perform medical aesthetic procedures, including Botox, during pregnancy. Skincare treatments may be available after consultation. Patients under 19 may be treated with the consent of a parent or guardian. Upon request, treatment records can be provided as a detailed medical statement.

WhatsApp messages are answered during clinic hours, and the clinic responds as promptly as possible. Inquiries can be made through WhatsApp, KakaoTalk, WeChat, LINE and email. English-, Chinese-, and Japanese-speaking staff are available on-site to assist foreign visitors. Min Clinic is open Monday to Thursday from 10:00 to 19:00, Friday from 10:00 to 20:00 and Saturday from 10:00 to 15:00, with a lunch break from 13:00 to 14:00 on weekdays, and the clinic is closed on Sundays and public holidays. Visa, Mastercard, American Express, UnionPay and JCB cards are accepted, as are Apple Pay, WeChat Pay and Alipay. PayPal is not accepted, cash is accepted in Korean won only, and payment may be split across two cards with no card surcharge. Parking is available in the Daedong Tower building, and valet parking is offered for a fee. If you need to change or cancel an appointment, please contact the clinic in advance. In accordance with Korean tax law, VAT refunds for cosmetic medical services provided to foreign visitors are no longer available for treatments received on or after January 1, 2026.

Getting Here

Exit 5 of Apgujeong Rodeo Station (Suin-Bundang Line) is the nearest exit to the clinic at 4F, Daedong Tower, 326 Dosan-daero. From Exit 5 it is about 5–10 minutes on foot. The building stands at Hakdong Intersection, with an Olive Young store on the ground floor. At Gangnam-gu Office Station (Line 7 and Suin-Bundang Line), leave by Exit 3 or 3-1. From Exit 3 or 3-1 it is about 7 minutes on foot. Parking fees can be confirmed with the clinic.

Frequently asked questions

Can you return to work right after treatment?

It varies by person, but daily life is generally not much affected.

Can you fly home soon after treatment in Gangnam?

Air travel places you in seats and belts that can press on the face. Reduce pressure on treated areas where you can during and after the flight.

Will shaving the treated area be a problem?

Take care not to rub the treated area too much, and avoid strong pressure or deep facial massage.

Can I exercise after Botox?

Avoid activities that create strong pressure on the treated zones. It is best to avoid saunas and Korean bathhouses for about 1 week after treatment.

Which of these applies may vary with the patient’s skin condition and the aim of treatment, and the doctor decides.

When do results start to show?

It varies by person, but changes are often felt after some time has passed since treatment.

Can several areas be treated together in one visit?

Whether several areas can be treated together is explained after a consultation, based on your condition and goals.

Will it look obvious when you go back to work in Cheongdam?

Min Clinic adjusts the area and amount so that muscle movement is not restricted too much.

Common Situations and Concerns

Many men visit Korea for a short stay and want a discreet plan that fits meetings and workouts. You may prefer not to wear makeup daily, or you may want quick coverage for a polished look. Flights and gym sessions can put pressure on the face or neck, so gentle positioning helps. If you are concerned about oil or shine, a simple routine that feels clean can be reassuring. If you have an important event or photo shoot coming up, give yourself a few days of flexibility. If you are uncertain about timing or activities, ask your doctor.

Sources

Doctors

Dr Min Young-Soo
Medical doctor

Min Young-Soo, M.D.

  • Adjunct professor, Hanyang University
  • Former deputy director, NB Clinic Gangnam Station
  • Academic director, Korean Society of Hair Restoration
  • IDP Specialist
  • Restylane Expert Injector
  • Training, Dr. Nacul’s Bioplasty World Center (Porto Alegre, Brazil)
Dr Kim Min Ji
Medical doctor

Kim Min Ji, M.D.

  • Board-certified specialist
  • Former director, Apgujeong Oracle Dermatology
  • Academic exchange: Shonan Beauty Clinic, Shibuya Scramble Dermatology (Japan)
Dr Jung Chan-Ho
Medical doctor

Jung Chan-Ho, M.D.

  • College of Medicine, Hanyang University; College of Pharmacy, Sungkyunkwan University
  • Residency, Hanyang University Medical Center

Certifications

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Visit

Min Clinic sign at the clinic entrance
Entrance
Lounge with curved sofas under an oval ceiling light
Lounge
Reception beside the illuminated MIN sign
Reception
Powder room with a lit vanity mirror
Powder room
Consultation room with a desk by the window
Consultation room
Treatment room with wood floors and lounge chairs
Treatment room
Treatment chair under a procedure light
Procedure room
Skincare room with two treatment beds
Skincare room
Device room with a treatment chair and equipment
Device room
Address
4F, Daedong Tower, 326 Dosan-daero, Gangnam-gu, Seoul. Five minutes on foot from Apgujeong Rodeo Station (Suin-Bundang Line) Exit 5, or seven minutes from Gangnam-gu Office Station (Line 7) Exits 3 and 3-1.
Hours
Monday, Wednesday and Thursday 10:00–19:00, Tuesday and Friday 10:00–20:00, Saturday 10:00–15:00, with a weekday lunch break from 13:00 to 14:00. Closed on Sundays and public holidays.
Phone
The clinic line is +82-2-515-2119. From overseas, WhatsApp on +82-10-3379-9350 reaches the same desk.
Parking
Parking is in the outdoor lot on the first floor of Daedong Tower, entered from the alley to the right of the Olive Young store at Hakdong Intersection. Valet parking is also available for a fee.
Payment
Visa, Mastercard, American Express, UnionPay and JCB are accepted. Cash is accepted in Korean won only. WeChat Pay and Alipay are accepted. Apple Pay is accepted, while PayPal is not accepted. Payment may be split across two cards, and no card surcharge is charged.
Languages
English-, Chinese-, and Japanese-speaking staff are available on-site to assist foreign visitors. WhatsApp messages are answered during clinic hours, and the clinic responds as promptly as possible. The clinic is closed on public holidays but still replies to messages left then.
English-speaking staff
Chinese-speaking staff
Japanese-speaking staff
Map
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Website
www.min-clinic.co.kr

Min Clinic — A clinic on Dosan-daero in Cheongdam, Seoul, open since March 2010, providing laser and injectable treatments.

The clinic is registered to attract foreign patients under registration number M-2020-01-08-5734.