Assessment
Start with the actual concern
A noninvasive calming option for temporarily dry, warm or reactive skin that needs gentle surface support.
Texture · Pore Care
Oxygen anion therapy
A noninvasive calming option for temporarily dry, warm or reactive skin that needs gentle surface support.
A noninvasive calming option for temporarily dry, warm or reactive skin that needs gentle surface support. Persistent redness, pain or rash needs medical diagnosis; supportive care does not replace treatment of an active skin disease.
Texture care
Antone Clinic
Sinpung Station
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Why this device
How Antone Clinic explains this treatment
Plan
Plan the range before treatment
Persistent redness, pain or rash needs medical diagnosis; supportive care does not replace treatment of an active skin disease.
Recovery
Make aftercare clear
For this program, temporary redness, dryness and home-care limits are reviewed before treatment. Individual responses can vary, so the aftercare guidance stays specific and practical.
Treatment Fit
시술 선택 전 확인할 기준
Concern
Start from the main concern
A noninvasive calming option for temporarily dry, warm or reactive skin that needs gentle surface support.
Difference
Compare similar options
Persistent redness, pain or rash needs medical diagnosis; supportive care does not replace treatment of an active skin disease.
Timing
Plan recovery realistically
Compare possible combinations only when they are relevant to the concern. The plan is adjusted when travel, events or work schedules make visible recovery reactions inconvenient.
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Who this may suit
A noninvasive calming option for temporarily dry, warm or reactive skin that needs gentle surface support.
Persistent redness, pain or rash needs medical diagnosis; supportive care does not replace treatment of an active skin disease.
Patients who want the treatment range and expected response explained before deciding
Patients who prefer a nearby clinic for Yeongdeungpo Station or Yeouido Station access
Patients who prefer a realistic explanation over dramatic before-and-after claims
Clinic Flow
From assessment to care
- 1
Check the concern, skin condition, treatment history and recovery schedule.
- 2
Persistent redness, pain or rash needs medical diagnosis; supportive care does not replace treatment of an active skin disease.
- 3
Compare possible combinations only when they are relevant to the concern.
- 4
After the assessment, choose a treatment schedule that fits the patient's timing.
VISUAL GUIDE
AI-generated image to aid understanding
Precautions The image below is a reference image to aid understanding. Results may vary depending on individual skin condition, treatment range, and recovery response.
AI-generated imageNot an actual patient photo
REFERENCE IMAGE
Oxygen anion therapy reference image
This AI-generated visual identifies the concern area only and is not an actual patient result. A noninvasive calming option for temporarily dry, warm or reactive skin that needs gentle surface support.
To protect patient privacy, Antone Clinic does not use actual patient treatment before-and-after photos on this website.
Medical reviewDr. Soyang An · Family medicine specialist
This page provides general treatment information. Suitability and treatment range are decided after medical consultation.
FAQ
Common questions
Q1
When should I consider Oxygen anion therapy?
A noninvasive calming option for temporarily dry, warm or reactive skin that needs gentle surface support.
Q2
What does Antone Clinic check before Oxygen anion therapy?
Persistent redness, pain or rash needs medical diagnosis; supportive care does not replace treatment of an active skin disease.
Q3
Can I return to daily life after treatment?
Most plans assume daily-life return, but redness, swelling, bruising, dryness or small bumps can vary by patient. Please plan extra time before major events.
NoticeAll aesthetic medical treatments can vary by skin condition, treatment range, pain sensitivity and recovery response. Please decide after consultation with medical staff. Persistent redness, pain or rash needs medical diagnosis; supportive care does not replace treatment of an active skin disease.