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Precisely Improving the Skin Surface Lifting Opus opus — JM’s Devices

JMDermatology · 아름다움에 과학을 더하다_강남역피부과JM · April 27, 2026

​ When the seasons change, the condition of the skin often changes as well. As the temperature difference between day and night grows, and sebum secretion and moisture balance shif...

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Clinic: JMDermatology

Original post date: April 27, 2026

Translated at: April 27, 2026 at 8:31 AM

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When the seasons change,

the condition of the skin often changes as well.

As the temperature difference between day and night grows,

and sebum secretion and moisture balance shift,

changes such as pores, skin texture, and breakouts

can feel more noticeable than usual.

Especially during this period,

simply soothing the skin

is often not enough,

and an approach that addresses both the skin surface and its structure

is often needed.

That is because not only visible roughness or

marks,

but also the repeated skin reactions beneath the surface

need to be considered together

for things to move in a more stable direction.

From this perspective,

interest is naturally increasing in devices

that consider both precise improvement of the skin surface

and structural changes at the same time.

Among the devices used in this flow at a skin clinic near Gangnam Station

is

Opus.

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An approach that considers both the skin surface and structure, Opus

Opus is

based on micro-plasma technology

and is designed to act on both the skin surface and the dermis layer

by utilizing radiofrequency (RF) energy.

With a method that combines the advantages of

laser and radiofrequency technology,

it delivers micro thermal energy to the skin,

allowing the skin surface texture to be handled more

precisely

while also having a structure that can influence

changes in collagen and elastin in the dermis layer.

At JM Dermatology,

we pay attention to this "dual-structure approach."

Skin is not simply improved overall

just by making the surface

smooth.

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Elements such as texture, pores, and marks on the surface,

together with structural changes within the skin,

need to be achieved in balance

for things to continue in a more natural flow.

From this perspective,

Opus can be used when considering

both improvement of skin texture and structural changes.

However, whether it is applied

is carefully decided depending on the skin condition and reactivity.

"These are cases where it may be considered"

When considering improving both skin elasticity and pores

When trying to manage changes in skin condition caused by inflammatory acne

When considering improvement of acne scars and skin texture

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Titanium + Opus radiofrequency laser_Dual Titanium

Titanium treatment is

used as a lifting approach for

skin elasticity and contour changes,

but in the case of a standalone treatment,

the effect may gradually lessen over time.

To compensate for this,

it is possible to apply a combined approach

that considers both the skin surface and the dermis layer

by using radiofrequency treatments such as Opus (Plasma RF)

together.

If Titanium plays the role of establishing

the direction and firmness of lifting,

Opus can work together by affecting collagen and

elastin changes and complementing the density of the skin structure.

This dual titanium approach,

which combines these two technologies,

is used as one option when a design that considers

not only short-term changes but also the passage of time

is needed.

An approach that considers balanced energy delivery

and sustainable change rather than strong stimulation.

For those who want to think about both the direction of lifting

and the stability of the skin structure,

it is a combination that is suggested cautiously.

Design rather than intensity,

flow rather than change.

Add strength,

and let beauty last longer — Dual Titanium.

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The standard JM looks at

At JM, a skin clinic near Gangnam Station,

treatments are not determined around a specific device alone,

but the overall flow, including the current skin condition,

the recovery process, and reactivity,

is considered first.

Opus is also

one of several options for improving the skin surface

and bringing about structural changes,

and it is applied carefully according to each person's skin characteristics

and current condition.

In skin procedures,

more important than which device is used

may be the purpose and

the way it is designed.

Rather than creating all changes with a single procedure,

a balanced approach within the range the skin can accept

is necessary.

At JM, a skin clinic near Gangnam Station,

based on an understanding of what role each device can play,

the process of calmly setting a direction

that fits the skin condition is considered important.

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