Before choosing a treatment, what would you like to know?
The names sound alike, but the questions differ. Look through questions about choosing, methods and scheduling, one at a time.
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These are the questions a device name alone cannot settle. Read how the principles differ and what to confirm at your consultation.
Ultherapy or Thermage FLX: what should you look at?
Read the device principles and your own selection criteria separately.
Read the questionWhat can I actually do about my wrinkles?
Wrinkles call for different approaches depending on the layer where they form. Check in the mirror first whether yours come from thinning, folding, sagging or hollowing, then see how we weigh fillers against collagen-stimulating injections.
Read the questionUltherapy Prime or Shurink Universe?
Ultherapy Prime and Shurink Universe both use ultrasound, but differ in imaging and depth selection. What to prepare before your consultation.
Read the questionThermage FLX or Oligio X?
Thermage FLX and Oligio X both use radiofrequency. How they differ in delivery and cooling, and what to prepare before your consultation.
Read the questionJuvéderm or Juvelook Volume?
Juvéderm fills with hyaluronic acid. PDLLA-based Juvelook Volume leads collagen to form. How the two differ and what to sort out before your consultation.
Read the questionSculptra or Radiesse?
PLLA in Sculptra helps collagen form. Radiesse is CaHA microspheres in a gel. How their ingredients and judging phase differ, and what to sort out first.
Read the questionJuvelook or Rejuran HB?
Juvelook is an injectable product with PDLLA and hyaluronic acid; Rejuran HB places skin-renewal ingredients across the dermis. What to sort out first.
Read the questionBotox or Skin Botox?
Botox adjusts muscle movement; Skin Botox places small doses at several points in a shallower layer. Note the layer and concern: lines, or pores and oil.
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Three things to note before your consultation
- The area and the change that concern you most right now
- The name, area and timing of treatments you have had
- The dates you can visit and the plans that matter
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Frequently asked questions
What is STON Clinic?
STON Clinic is a skin and aesthetic clinic brand of Beautysdoctors, located at Lotte Hotel Seoul in Myeongdong. Doctors consult on and perform skin and aesthetic treatments.
Where is the clinic and how do I get there?
The address is 9F Main Tower, Lotte Hotel Seoul, 30 Eulji-ro, Jung-gu, Seoul 04533. It is close to Euljiro 1(il)-ga Station on Subway Line 2, and the Naver Map, KakaoMap and Google Maps links on this page show the route.
Which doctors practice here?
STON Clinic's doctors are Chief Directors Wi Young-jin and Kaeul Kim and Senior Directors Kim Daniel Ha-won, Kang Seok-hoon, Choi Minki, Jangju Kim and Lee Ye-rim. Each doctor's training and society memberships are on the doctors page.
How do I consult or book?
The consultation button on this page opens WhatsApp. Send the treatment you are interested in and the dates you can visit, and we will tell you the available times.
Where can I check prices and clinic hours?
Clinic hours are 10:30-20:30 Monday to Friday (we stay open with reduced staff during lunch, 14:00-15:00) and 10:30-17:00 on Saturday, Sunday and public holidays. We close only on Seollal and Chuseok day. Prices depend on the treatment, your skin and the date, so we explain them at your consultation.