For POTENZA focused on pores in Seoul, treatment is generally planned as a short series rather than a single visit. Sessions are usually spaced about four to six weeks apart, and three to five sessions are commonly planned depending on the goal.
What You Can Expect From a Series
Pores and rough texture often improve with a series because each appointment can build on the last. The plan is set to allow your skin time between sessions. This spacing helps you track changes in pore appearance and overall texture over time. Your doctor will align the plan with your skin goals.
Session Spacing and Adjustments
The usual rhythm is steady and consistent. Sessions are usually spaced about four to six weeks apart, and three to five sessions are commonly planned depending on the goal. Sessions can also be repeated based on how the skin responds after a single session. This approach allows your plan to evolve without committing to a fixed number before you see how your skin behaves.
Pricing Basics
Pricing is typically discussed per single session as the base unit. Package structures vary by practice, but the starting point is one session. Whether VAT is included or charged separately should be clarified up front. The final plan depends on your goals and how your skin responds across the series.
Common Situations and Concerns
- Many people have both dryness and visible pores at the same time. Moisturizing routines support comfort, while an in-clinic series is planned to address pore visibility and texture.
- You may wonder whether skin can feel different right after an appointment. The doctor explains what to expect for your specific plan and skin type.
- If you have an important event or photo shoot coming up, share your timeline. A clear calendar helps schedule sessions with extra time between them.
- Travel matters. A spaced series may require more than one visit to Seoul, so your plan can account for your dates.
- Daily skincare should remain simple unless your doctor advises changes. Gentle routines are often easier to keep consistent across a series.
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. Min Young-Soo, the chief director, 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. POTENZA is a treatment that uses microneedles and radiofrequency energy at 1 MHz or 2 MHz. A senior consultation manager conducts the initial consultation, and the skin is assessed using an EVE V MUSE analyzer. The doctor then provides a detailed consultation on the treatment areas and method, completes the medical assessment and performs the treatment directly. POTENZA is an RF microneedling device cleared by the U.S. FDA and approved by the Korean Ministry of Food and Drug Safety. At Min Clinic, POTENZA is used within its approved indications. Basic POTENZA is priced per session, regardless of tip type or shot count. Topical skin booster application is not included. Anesthetic cream is included. A session can be booked for the full face, for a focus area such as pores or acne scars, or for a partial area such as cheeks or nose. Genuine POTENZA tips are opened in front of the patient before treatment, and the patient can check the shot count shown on the screen during treatment. The clinic displays its official certification plaque on site. Sessions are usually spaced about four to six weeks apart, and three to five sessions are commonly planned depending on the goal. Sessions can also be repeated based on how the skin responds after a single session. Redness usually lasts about two days, and fine crusting, flaking or a rough texture may last about one week. Face washing and makeup are possible from the next day, and flying is possible right after treatment. Same-day treatment may be possible depending on appointment availability and the doctor's schedule. Min Clinic does not perform medical aesthetic procedures, including POTENZA, during pregnancy. Skincare treatments may be available after consultation. Upon request, skin-analysis results can be sent by email, and 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. Chinese- and Japanese-speaking staff are on site, and English interpretation is available by appointment. 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 and UnionPay 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. 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. No verified parking fee is available, so ask the clinic before you visit.
Frequently asked questions
How many POTENZA for pores sessions are needed, and how far apart are they?
Sessions are usually spaced about four to six weeks apart, and three to five sessions are commonly planned depending on the goal.
Can sessions be adjusted after I see how my skin responds?
Sessions can also be repeated based on how the skin responds after a single session.
I have dry skin and makeup lifts by midday. Is POTENZA for pores still considered?
Many people have dryness together with visible pores and rough texture. Hydration and barrier support address comfort, and an in-clinic series is planned for pores and texture. The doctor decides at the consultation based on your goals and skin condition. Your plan can focus on pore appearance while keeping dryness in mind.
I will be in Gangnam and Cheongdam for a limited time. Can I still start?
You can start a series during your visit, but sessions are usually spaced about four to six weeks apart. This means most plans extend beyond a single trip to Seoul. Share your travel dates so the doctor can outline what is realistic within your window.
Who performs the treatment?
At Min Clinic, all medical aesthetic procedures are performed directly by a doctor.
How is pricing structured for POTENZA for pores?
Pricing is typically presented per single session as the base unit. The total depends on how many sessions you and the doctor plan and whether you continue after assessing your skin’s response. Whether VAT is included or charged separately should be clarified up front.
Ask your doctor.
Sources
- Min Clinic official website (checked 2026-09-09)
- Min Clinic — directions and contact (official page) (checked 2026-09-16)



















