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Gongdeok Serf for Midface Concerns?

닥터에버스의원 청량리점 · 닥터에버스의원 · May 26, 2026

Gongdeok Serf for Midface Concerns? As winter passes and spring approaches, many of you may feel that your skin texture is not what it used to be. Every time you look in the mirror...

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Clinic: 닥터에버스의원 청량리점

Original post date: May 26, 2026

Translated at: August 17, 2026 at 12:39 PM

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

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As winter passes and spring approaches, many of you may feel that your skin texture is not what it used to be. Every time you look in the mirror, the fine lines around your eyes or mouth may appear more pronounced, while your overall tone may also seem duller, leaving you increasingly concerned. At the same time, choosing a method with a long recovery period can feel burdensome because of a busy daily routine, and the thought of significant pain can be frightening as well.

Today, I would like to discuss a radiofrequency solution for those of you who want to care for deeper layers while minimizing surface damage. It allows you to return to your daily routine quickly while offering the possibility of improving everything from fine lines to the overall contours.

A Different Approach to Care with Two Types of Energy

This care solution combines monopolar energy at two different frequencies—6.78 MHz and 2 MHz—into one system. The energies, which are delivered at different depths, evenly stimulate the skin from the surface to the deeper layers, helping improve texture and refine the contours.

It also features a three-level depth adjustment function, allowing customized treatment of delicate areas such as around the eyes or wider areas such as the cheeks. Since the energy level can be precisely adjusted across 10 settings, it can also be applied comfortably to those with thin and sensitive skin texture. In addition, a three-level cooling system helps prevent excessive heat stimulation and significantly reduces the burden of pain.

  1. Gongdeok Serf for Midface Concerns?

: Frequency and Duration

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Experience changes in a shorter time with a wide contact area

A 60 mm tip with a wider contact area than typical radiofrequency tips is used, and although results may vary from person to person, it can deliver approximately 1.5 times more energy. Caring for the skin over a wider area shortens the treatment time and distributes the stimulation applied to the surface, which tends to support faster recovery. A system that monitors the surface temperature in real time operates at the same time, so the temperature is checked whenever energy is delivered.

This helps prevent overheating or unnecessary stimulation in advance, allowing care to continue safely even for sensitive skin. The point at which changes become noticeable varies from person to person, but many people generally feel that the surface is somewhat smoother immediately after care.

Gongdeok Serf: A duration lasting from 9 to 12 months

After a single treatment, the changes generally tend to remain for approximately 9 to 12 months. This is because the radiofrequency energy reaches the deeper layers and helps support collagen formation. As collagen gradually forms, the overall skin texture becomes firmer and fine lines gradually improve.

Of course, differences may occur depending on your skin condition, age, and lifestyle habits. Frequent exposure to ultraviolet rays or insufficient water intake may shorten the duration, so it is important to pay attention to your regular skin care as well. The timing for another treatment is generally considered to be between 6 and 12 months, but it is best to adjust the interval while observing your skin condition.

  1. Gongdeok Serf for Midface Concerns?

: Suitable Candidates and Points to Consider

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This approach may suit the following people

It is well suited to people with thin, sensitive skin who find strong stimulation burdensome. Since the cooling system and temperature monitoring operate together, those who are sensitive to pain or heat may also receive the treatment relatively comfortably. It is also suitable for people who cannot choose a method with a long recovery period because of work or school schedules, as well as those who want to return to their daily routine quickly.

It can also help people who want to improve fine lines and overall contours at the same time, or those concerned about an overall loss of firmness. Above all, if you are looking for a solution that may offer changes while reducing the burden of pain, it may be an option worth considering.

Things to take care of after Gongdeok Serf treatment

After receiving care, it is a good idea to adjust a few lifestyle habits. First, please avoid stimulating or rubbing the treated area. Since the surface is sensitive, unnecessary contact may delay recovery.

It is advisable to abstain from alcohol and smoking for about one week, as alcohol and nicotine can affect circulation and slow recovery. Please also avoid high-temperature environments such as saunas and bathhouses for one week, and refrain from strenuous exercise during the same period. Moisturizer and sunscreen should be applied more carefully than usual. Adequate moisturization supports recovery, while sun protection helps prevent hyperpigmentation.

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: In Conclusion

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Dry spring weather and ultraviolet rays can place stress on sensitive skin texture, so it is important to continue caring for your skin after treatment. Each small habit can come together to create more noticeable changes.

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