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Understanding the Three-Step Process of the Godeok Aqua Peel

닥터에버스의원 건대점 Dr. Evers Konkuk University · 닥터에버스의원 · August 12, 2026

Understanding the Three-Step Process of the Godeok Aqua Peel ​ You may have experienced your nose looking dark or your skin feeling bumpy even after washing your face. When you loo...

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Clinic: 닥터에버스의원 건대점 Dr. Evers Konkuk University

Original post date: August 12, 2026

Translated at: August 17, 2026 at 6:07 PM

Medical note: This translation does not guarantee medical accuracy or suitability for treatment decisions.

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You may have experienced your nose looking dark or your skin feeling bumpy even after washing your face. When you look in the mirror, the inside of your pores may appear dark, but squeezing them with your fingers seems likely to leave marks. On the other hand, leaving them as they are can make you worry that your makeup does not apply smoothly.

Today, I would like to introduce an approach that may help those with these concerns. It can help thoroughly clear away impurities accumulated deep inside the pores and fill the empty spaces with moisture.

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A Three-Step Process

This approach is carried out in three steps. In the first step, a tip that rotates clockwise is used to gently loosen the dead skin cells and impurities clumped inside the pores.

During this step, which uses a water-soluble AHA substance, the skin's surface becomes smoother and is prepared for the next step. In the second step, pore-focused cleansing begins using a BHA salicylic acid solution.

As impurities such as blackheads and whiteheads are thoroughly cleared away during this step, you may expect your overall complexion to feel clearer.

In the final third step, glycerin and a hydro essence are used to fill the previously empty pores with moisture and active ingredients. Once the pores have been cleaned, empty spaces naturally remain. Supplying nourishment to these areas can help add moisture as well.

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Who Is It Suitable For?

It may be suitable for those who feel stressed because their face looks untidy due to numerous blackheads. In particular, when the pores around the nose or beside the cheeks appear dark, makeup often cannot fully conceal them, and this approach may be helpful.

It may also help those whose skin texture feels rough due to sebum and dead skin cells, or who feel that their makeup becomes patchy or does not apply well. If you have used products that reduce sebum but did not notice much change, you may consider this approach, which helps organize the pores from within.

It may also be suitable for those with high sebum production who need to use oil-absorbing sheets several times a day, as well as those who want regular care because their pores look enlarged or appear clogged inside.

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How Often Should You Have It Done?

Some people receive it once a week as a basic schedule. Since this approach is intended to clean the pores, it can be continued regularly every week. However, it is important to adjust the interval according to your skin's condition.

Although it varies from person to person, those with oily skin may start with once a week and gradually increase the interval. When sebum production is high, the pores can be cleaned frequently, and as the condition gradually improves, the interval can be extended to two weeks, then three weeks.

Those with dry or combination-to-normal skin often receive it once every two to four weeks. Of course, everyone's condition is different, so it is best to determine the interval while observing your own skin.

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When Can You Begin to Notice a Difference?

After the cleansing process, you may expect your skin texture to feel smoother. As moisture fills the spaces left by impurities removed from the pores, your overall complexion may appear brighter, and your makeup may apply more smoothly.

As blackheads and whiteheads decrease, the area around the nose may look cleaner. However, consistent sessions can be helpful if you want to notice changes such as reduced sebum production or pores appearing less prominent. Rather than viewing it as something completed in just one or two sessions, think of it as an approach that encourages the pores themselves to become more organized through care at regular intervals.

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Things to Take Care of Afterwards

First, avoid touching or rubbing the treated area. Repeatedly touching it with your hands may cause irritation, and it is also best to cleanse gently. Avoiding alcohol for about a week may be helpful.

It is also good to remember that refraining from smoking is recommended. During the same period, it is best to avoid saunas, bathhouses, and strenuous exercise. This is because environments with high heat or heavy sweating may irritate the pores.

On the other hand, it is important to apply moisturizer and sunscreen thoroughly. After the pores have been cleaned, creating a sufficient protective barrier can be a significant help in maintaining the skin's texture. You may wash your face or apply makeup on the same day, so there should be no major disruption to your daily routine. However, if peeling occurs, do not forcibly pick or rub it off; please wait until it falls away naturally.

If you continue with regular care and find an interval that suits you, you may expect your skin to feel clearer and smoother.

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