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LDM Skin Regeneration in Jamsil, Seoul
The short answer
LDM at Shinebom Clinic in Jamsil, Seoul is a skin treatment using the Wellcomet LDM SMART device, which sends three crossed ultrasound frequencies into the skin to support its renewal. It is often called water drop lifting. Sessions cause little discomfort, you return to daily life right after, and visits are typically spaced every 2-4 weeks. Prices are quoted after consultation.
Key facts
- Device: LDM SMART (Wellcomet, Germany)
- Technology: three crossed ultrasound frequencies
- Nickname: water drop lifting
- Spacing: every 2-4 weeks
- After a session: redness settles within hours; daily life continues
- Price: quoted after consultation
What is LDM?
LDM stands for a ultrasound-based skin treatment from the German company Wellcomet. Rather than cutting or heating deeply, it delivers ultrasound through water-based contact in a way that is designed to be gentle. The clinic describes it as water drop lifting. It is used for regeneration and support of the skin, often alongside other care.
How do the three frequencies work?
The LDM SMART uses three ultrasound frequencies that cross in the skin. Generally, ultrasound of this kind stimulates the skin's own renewal processes and supports hydration and firmness without harsh heat. The doctor at Shinebom Clinic chooses settings and decides whether LDM stands alone or joins other treatments.
Who is it suited to?
LDM often appeals to people who want regular, low-disruption skin care, whose skin is easily irritated, or who are in a maintenance routine after stronger treatments. It also forms part of acne care. For a comparison with injectable options see LDM vs skin booster.
What is a typical session?
- Doctor consultation and plan
- Skin cleansing
- The LDM session, with little pain reported
- Aftercare notes
You can go on with your day right after, which suits a busy schedule or a lunch break.
What should I do afterward?
Redness typically settles within hours. Use sunscreen and avoid scrubs. Folliculitis can occasionally occur and may need oral medicine, so contact the clinic if you notice new bumps. Sessions generally repeat every 2-4 weeks. For the closely related lifting use of this device, read about the LDM lifting treatment. Tell the doctor about pregnancy, skin infections and medicines you take.
Frequently asked questions
How often is LDM done?
Sessions are typically every 2-4 weeks. The doctor sets the schedule for your skin.
Is there downtime?
Very little. Redness typically settles within hours and you can return to daily life.
Can any problems occur?
Occasionally folliculitis can appear, and it may need oral medicine. Contact the clinic if you see new bumps.
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General information from Shinebom Clinic, not personal medical advice. Results and recovery vary between individuals, and all procedures carry possible risks and side effects. A doctor will confirm what suits you 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.