Yes. Men are welcome at Re:berry Hongdae, and treatment plans are based on a doctor's skin diagnosis rather than gender. Common concerns for men include enlarged pores, oily skin, acne, a square jaw and early sagging. Popular options include skin Botox, HydraFacial, jaw Botox and Ultherapy Prime. Results vary by individual.
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What do men commonly ask about?
Men's skin is typically thicker and oilier than women's, with larger pores and more active oil glands. Facial hair and daily shaving also affect irritation and treatment planning. Common goals include:
- Smaller-looking pores and less shine
- Fewer breakouts and razor bumps
- A slimmer jawline
- Firmer skin and a sharper jaw contour
- Even tone and fewer sun spots
Which treatments are popular with men?
- Skin Botox: may reduce oil and the look of pores.
- HydraFacial: deep cleansing with no downtime.
- Jaw Botox: may slim the masseter muscle over several weeks. See square jaw.
- Ultherapy Prime or Thermage FLX: lifting and firming with minimal downtime.
- Laser toning and pico toning: for uneven tone and pigment.
For pore-specific options, read the best treatment for men's pores.
How are plans adapted for men?
Doses and energy settings may differ because of thicker skin and stronger facial muscles. For example, jaw Botox doses are often adjusted for muscle size. Doctors also consider shaving: avoid shaving freshly treated skin for about a day after many lasers, and longer after resurfacing or threads. A natural, not overdone look is a common priority.
What home care helps male skin?
- Use a gentle cleanser twice daily, especially after the gym.
- Choose a lightweight, non-comedogenic moisturizer.
- Apply sunscreen daily; many men skip it, which can worsen pigment.
- Replace razor blades often to reduce irritation and bumps.
Is it common for men in Korea to visit skin clinics?
Yes. Skin care and clinic visits are widely accepted among men in Korea, and many men in Hongdae and Mapo-gu choose low-downtime treatments that fit around work. Re:berry applies the same diagnosis-first approach to everyone.
How do I book?
Book a consultation via our Booking page. Multilingual consultation support is available; confirm languages when booking. Pricing depends on area, shot count and plan and is confirmed in writing at consultation.
At a glance
- Welcome: Yes, treatment is based on diagnosis, not gender
- Common concerns: Pores, oil, acne, square jaw, sagging
- Popular options: Skin Botox, HydraFacial, jaw Botox, lifting
- Male skin: Often thicker and oilier
- Good to know: Shaving timing matters after some treatments
Related questions
Do men need higher doses of Botox?
Men often have larger, stronger facial muscles, so doctors may use different doses than for women, particularly for the jaw and forehead. Dosing is always individual and based on assessment. Too much can look unnatural, so a balanced approach is preferred.
Can I shave after a skin treatment?
After gentle lasers, many doctors suggest skipping shaving for about 24 hours. After resurfacing, threads or injections near the beard area, wait until skin has healed or as advised. Use a clean razor and a gentle shaving gel when you restart.
Will people notice I have had a treatment?
Many popular treatments for men have little visible downtime, such as HydraFacial, laser toning and skin Botox. Redness typically fades within hours. Injections may leave small marks or bruises for a few days. Your doctor can suggest timing that fits your work schedule.
Before you book
This page is general information, not a diagnosis. Suitability, dose, number of sessions and expected results are decided by a doctor at consultation, and results vary by individual. Possible side effects include redness, swelling and bruising. Pricing is confirmed in writing before any treatment. See our medical disclaimer.
Still have a question?
A doctor at Re:berry Clinic Hongdae can answer it for your skin specifically. Multilingual consultation support is available.