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Truncal skin is thicker, its glands are larger and its lesions sit deeper than anything on a cheek, so the routes that settle facial breakouts are applied differently across a back. Two device lines are published here, and how much of a back either of them covers is settled with you in the room.
The dermis across the upper back is heavier than facial skin and the sebaceous units beneath it are bigger. A setting calibrated for a jawline has a different job to do once it is working through that depth.
Truncal breakouts tend to present as firm, tender nodules, where a face more often collects surface papules. Depth is what makes them slow to settle and slow to forgive being squeezed.
Pigment left behind on a back frequently lasts longer than the lesion that caused it, partly because the area is rubbed by clothing and partly because sunscreen rarely reaches it.
Straps, packs, gym benches and damp fabric keep a mechanical element in play that a face never has. Any plan that ignores what sits against the skin all day is working against an input it did not measure.
The distribution matters as much as the lesion type. A belt across the shoulders and upper back behaves differently from scattered activity down the lower back, and the two are quoted differently because the field is a different size. Facial acne, where you also have it, is planned on its own axis and described through the hormonal acne page; the overview of every acne and pigment route on this floor is the laser, pigment and acne hub.
Your director looks at where lesions cluster, how deep the active ones sit, and how much of what you are seeing is old pigment and how much is current inflammation. Those are three separate findings and they lead to three different answers.
EVE Muse 3D imaging under five light sources with AI analysis reads facial skin, so where breakouts run above and below the collar the facial half of the plan is built on that reading and the truncal half on direct examination.
Because both lines are published as full-face rates, the size of the area to be treated on your back and what it will be charged at are settled with you before a date is held.
Photographs are taken under fixed lighting at that first visit so the next appointment has something to compare against. A back is the one area nobody can monitor for themselves, and memory is a poor instrument for judging whether a field of nodules is quieter than it was six weeks ago.
The needle shaft is insulated along its length, so the surface is spared while radiofrequency heats the target gland at depth. The published use is active and recurrent acne, plus pores, and it is the route for lesions that keep returning to the same patch of skin. Device detail sits on the Agnes page.
A jet injector pushes solution through the skin under pressure without a needle passing through it. On a back it is used where a broad plane needs working instead of individual glands being picked off one by one. Detail sits on the CureJet page.
A back carrying both deep recurring nodules and a wider inflamed plane may be planned with both lines across a course. Whether that is sensible on your skin, and what the combination is charged at, is decided at the consultation and never assumed from a photograph.
Both entries carry a full-face rate on the published sheet. That figure is what a face is charged; a back is a larger and differently shaped field, so the area covered per visit and the rate applying to it are confirmed in the room before any treatment is booked. We would rather tell you that plainly than print a body figure this clinic has not published.
Described patterns, not promises. Your own window is given at the review, because field size and setting both move it.
Sweat, friction and heat are paused for a window your director specifies, which usually means the gym waits and a hot shower over the treated area is kept short. Sunscreen matters on a back that will see daylight, because pigment arriving after a session can outlast the lesion that was treated. Anything hot, painful and spreading on the third day is a reason to call the clinic instead of waiting for the next appointment.
Agnes and CureJet sit on the same floor, so a back that needs the insulated needle gets it and a back that needs the jet gets that, with no incentive to run one field through whichever machine happens to be free.
Half of what people photograph on their own back is colour left by breakouts that finished months ago. Treating pigment as if it were inflammation buys visits that were never going to change anything.
Your session is director-performed from the mapping through to the last pass. On a field nobody can see for themselves, the person who drew the map being the person holding the handpiece is the whole safeguard.



| Line | How it is published | Listed rate |
|---|---|---|
| Agnes / PTT / MLA | Per visit, full face — truncal coverage agreed in the room | ₩250,000 (≈ $180) |
| CureJet | Per visit, full face — truncal coverage agreed in the room | ₩500,000 (≈ $355) |
Figures current for September 2026, quoted in KRW with a USD equivalent shown for orientation only. A resident of Seoul and a visitor flying in are quoted the same line for identical work. Consultation, imaging and aftercare arrangements are explained at the visit, and the full sheet sits on the price list.
There are backs we do not treat on the day. Widespread, acutely inflamed skin that is weeping or crusted is not a field we would put energy through, and we do not recommend starting a course on it. Recent sun or a fresh tan across the shoulders moves the date, since heating tanned skin invites colour change that was not there before. Where what you are seeing is almost entirely old pigment, we say so and price something smaller than a course of active-lesion work. And where the picture suggests a condition that is not acne at all, a medical assessment comes before any device is switched on.
Director-performed treatment is a Dear promise — your procedure is planned and performed by the doctors below.





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The insulated microneedle route has a published record built around selective heating of the sebaceous gland. The studies below include a prospective randomised controlled trial of that technique, an earlier prospective pilot of the same idea, a case series in Korean patients treated with fractionated microneedle radiofrequency, and a split-face comparison of two fractional radiofrequency designs in moderate to severe disease.
Each reference carries a resolvable DOI from an indexed journal, and all of them describe facial work. They inform how depth, energy and spacing are approached; applying that thinking to a thicker truncal field is a judgement your director makes in the room, and outcomes vary between individuals.
References are provided for information — outcomes vary by individual and are assessed at your diagnosis.