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Clinic Technology in Jamsil, Seoul
Shinebom Clinic in Jamsil, Seoul has 17 devices, plus Mark-Vu 3D skin analysis that records your skin before a plan is made. Devices cover ultrasound, radiofrequency, laser and skin care. They are tools: the doctor decides which, if any, suits you, and combines them with injectables when appropriate.
Devices
A guide to 16 devices with maker, country of origin and what each is typically used for.
What is Mark-Vu skin analysis?
Mark-Vu is an 18-megapixel skin analyzer with 4 LED lights, made by PSI Plus in Korea. It is used before relevant treatments so the doctor can look beyond what the eye sees at a glance and plan from a record of your skin.
Why does the clinic use so many devices?
Different concerns need different energy: ultrasound reaches deeper layers, radiofrequency heats collagen, and lasers target pigment or hair. Having a range lets the doctor combine them per person instead of fitting everyone to one machine. Genuine products are used, tips are not reused and devices are not modified.
Does more technology mean a better result?
Not by itself. Results depend on the plan and the doctor's judgment. See how options differ in our comparison guides , or browse treatments .
Frequently asked questions
How many devices does Shinebom Clinic have?
The clinic has 17 devices. Sixteen are described on the devices page.
Are the devices modified?
No. The clinic does not modify devices or reuse tips, and it follows strict sterilization.
Can I choose the device myself?
You can share your preference, but the doctor recommends what suits your face shape and skin type at consultation.
Bloom yourself, in your own way
Tell us your skin concerns and dates in English. Shinebom Clinic is a 3-minute walk from Jamsil Station, exits 8 and 9.