What You Can Do Right Away
You want to look presentable if you return to work after treatment. The treatment is relatively undemanding and can be done without anesthesia. Avoid rubbing the treated area too much or having a strong massage. A warm sensation or temporary stiffness may be felt during treatment, and how it feels depends on your skin condition and the energy applied. These points help you plan simple grooming without drawing attention to the treated area.
Short-Term Precautions
To help the skin recover, keep it well moisturized and protect it from the sun. Rarely, temporary pain or stiffness may occur, and it eases naturally over time. If you are concerned about visibility during the first days, plan lower-contact activities. Give the area space from tight headwear, collars, or straps that might rub through the day.
Results and Scheduling
A more defined change in contour can usually be seen at about 8 to 12 weeks. 3 or more sessions about 3 to 4 weeks apart are usually recommended, and repeated sessions may give a more stable line. The number of sessions and the interval may be adjusted to your condition. If you have an important event or photo shoot coming up, consider leaving a few days of extra time as extra time.
Which of these applies may vary with the patient’s skin condition and the aim of treatment, and the doctor decides.
Common Situations and Concerns
Many people plan a calm first evening after treatment. A quiet schedule helps you keep contact and friction low. If you work on camera or under bright lights, plan a simple day.
If you have a wedding, reunion, or vacation coming up, map your sessions early. Build room between sessions and the event so you can focus on the occasion.
You may worry about shaving over a treated beard area. A lighter touch and fewer strokes reduce friction from grooming. Give your skin space if it feels warm or tight.
Keep blotting papers or a simple routine ready.
If you tend to flush after workouts or hot showers, schedule those on days away from work or meetings. Gentle routines make early recovery less noticeable.
If you feel unsure about timing around an important commitment, ask your doctor.
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.
No anesthesia is used. Normal daily activities are generally possible right after treatment. A more defined change in contour can usually be seen at about 8 to 12 weeks. 3 or more sessions about 3 to 4 weeks apart are usually recommended, and repeated sessions may give a more stable line. The number of sessions and the interval may be adjusted to your condition. Face washing and light makeup are possible from the day of treatment. Avoid rubbing the treated area too much or having a strong massage. Temporary redness, warmth, mild swelling or tightness may occur, and it usually eases within a few days. It is best to avoid saunas, alcohol and strenuous exercise for about 1 week after treatment. To help the skin recover, keep it well moisturized and protect it from the sun. Rarely, temporary pain or stiffness may occur, and it eases naturally over time. It varies by person, but a more refined line can generally be seen at around 8 to 12 weeks. The treatment is relatively undemanding and can be done without anesthesia. A warm sensation or temporary stiffness may be felt during treatment, and how it feels depends on your skin condition and the energy applied. It depends on the amount of fat, skin elasticity and your goals, but 3 or more sessions about 3 to 4 weeks apart are generally recommended. The number of sessions and the interval can be adjusted individually after checking the face and body. Temporary redness, heat, mild swelling or tightness may appear after treatment, but they usually ease within a few days. Daily life is possible without a long separate recovery period, but it may vary with your skin condition and the treated area.
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 truSculpt iD, 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
Will people notice at work after truSculpt iD in Gangnam?
Normal daily activities are generally possible right after treatment. Temporary redness, heat, mild swelling or tightness may appear after treatment, but they usually ease within a few days. Plan a simple day to minimize contact on the area.
Is anesthesia used for truSculpt iD?
No anesthesia is used. You can plan your day without recovery from anesthesia. Comfort varies by skin and area, so tell the doctor how you feel during treatment.
Can you work out, drink alcohol, or use a sauna after truSculpt iD in Korea?
It is best to avoid saunas, alcohol and strenuous exercise for about 1 week after treatment. This helps you manage warmth and swelling. Resume higher-intensity plans after that period if you feel comfortable.
Which of these applies may vary with the patient’s skin condition and the aim of treatment, and the doctor decides.
When will results show, and how should you plan around an event?
It varies by person, but a more refined line can generally be seen at around 8 to 12 weeks. If you have an important event, schedule with this window in mind. Leave extra time so small skin changes do not affect your plans.
Which of these applies may vary with the patient’s skin condition and the aim of treatment, and the doctor decides.
Can you wash your face or use light makeup the same day?
Face washing and light makeup are possible from the day of treatment. Use simple steps that do not rub the treated area.
What does the session feel like?
A warm sensation or temporary stiffness may be felt during treatment, and how it feels depends on your skin condition and the energy applied. Tell the doctor about any discomfort during the session.
Sources
- Min Clinic official website (checked 2026-09-09)
- Min Clinic — directions and contact (official page) (checked 2026-09-16)



















