Teo Korean Medicine Clinic Bundang Facial flushing

Teo Korean Medicine Clinic Bundang — when considering care for facial flushing: When facial redness keeps recurring, some people lose confidence or feel strain in their relationships.
Facial flushing can be caused by other conditions such as rosacea, so rather than judging for yourself, the cause needs to be confirmed through a consultation.

What kind of procedure is Jeongan acupuncture?

Rather than a treatment that promises a result, we explain what Jeongan facial acupuncture approaches and how.

Jeongan acupuncture is a procedure in which needles are placed mainly at acupoints on the head and neck, face, and chest. It aims to support the circulation of stagnant blood, and by stimulating acupoints on the face it looks after sebum control and skin moisture together.
The response to a procedure and whether it can be applied differ with each person's skin condition, so this is judged individually at the consultation.

Common questions

Are facial flushing and rosacea the same thing?

Facial flushing, in which the face often turns red, has various causes, and we explain that other skin conditions such as rosacea may be one of them.
Unlike temporary reddening, if flushing recurs often or lasts a long time, other causes such as rosacea should also be considered.
An accurate distinction needs to be confirmed through a consultation rather than self-judgment.

Will the flushing go away right after Jeongan acupuncture?

Jeongan acupuncture is a procedure that places needles mainly at acupuncture points on the head and neck, face, and chest, with the aim of helping the circulation of stagnant blood. Rather than a procedure that promises results, it is one where we explain where and how we approach.
Responses and suitability differ with individual skin condition, so we decide case by case through a consultation.
Aftercare and precautions also vary by individual condition, so you need to receive guidance during your consultation.

Should other skin symptoms be looked at besides flushing?

The facial redness covered on the facial flushing page is one of several symptoms examined in skin care; to review other skin conditions more broadly, you can also see the skin care page.
Besides facial flushing, atopy and psoriasis care is also covered in skin care.
If overlapping symptoms are confusing, it helps to check them together during your visit.

How can I tell menopausal flushing from facial flushing?

Facial flushing, cold sweats, insomnia, and fatigue are listed together as main symptoms of menopausal disorder.
If cold sweats, insomnia, or fatigue appear along with flushing, the possibility that the flushing is related to menopause should also be considered.
The exact cause is confirmed through a consultation rather than self-judgment.

Is National Health Insurance applied to Jeongan acupuncture?

Whether National Health Insurance applies to treatments including Jeongan acupuncture can vary depending on your individual care.
Exact coverage needs to be confirmed during your consultation.

FAQ

Why does facial flushing happen?

Frequent facial redness has various causes, and another skin condition such as rosacea may be the cause. Rather than judging for yourself, the cause needs to be confirmed through a consultation.

Is a face that turns red temporarily different from facial flushing?

Unlike temporary facial redness, if flushing recurs often or lasts a long time, other causes such as rosacea need to be looked at as well.

What is Jeongan acupuncture?

An acupuncture procedure that places needles mainly at acupoints on the head and neck, face, and chest, aiming to help circulate stagnant blood. It is approached with attention to sebum control and skin moisture as well.

Where on the face is Jeongan acupuncture applied?

It focuses on acupoints of the head and neck, face, and chest.

Is there anything to be careful about after Jeongan acupuncture?

Aftercare and precautions after the procedure differ with individual skin condition, so we explain them during the consultation.

How do menopausal flushing and facial flushing differ?

Facial flushing, cold sweats, insomnia, and fatigue are described together as major symptoms of menopausal disorder. If these symptoms appear alongside flushing, the possibility that the flushing is related to menopause should also be considered, and the exact cause is confirmed through a consultation.

What effects can recurring facial flushing have?

When symptoms recur, some people lose confidence or feel strain in their relationships with others.

Hours

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Symptoms we review together

A page where you can also check the facial redness and skin condition described on the facial flushing page.

Repeated facial redness and the condition of the skin

Frequent facial redness has many causes and can come from another skin condition. To look more broadly at your skin, you can also check the skin care page.

See skin care

Other skin care topics

Besides facial flushing, atopic dermatitis and psoriasis care is another area covered in skin care, with its own guide.

See atopy & psoriasis

Location & Treatment Info

Branch Name

Teo Korean Medicine Clinic Bundang

Address

67 Dolma-ro, Bundang-gu, Seongnam, Gyeonggi-do (Geumsan JamWorld, 2F)

Nearest station

Suin-Bundang Line and Shinbundang Line Migeum Station, Exits 1 and 2 · Exit 1 — 2F of Geumsan Gem World (JS King Hotel) on the right · Exit 2 — 2F of Geumsan Gem World (JS King Hotel) on the left

Bus

Get off at Migeum Station 2001 Outlet bus stop; walk 288 m

Teo Korean Medicine Clinic Bundang Facial Flushing Service Area

Teo Korean Medicine Clinic Bundang: Facial Flushing care, patients come to us from Geumgok-dong·Jeongja-dong·Gumi-dong·Sunae-dong·Seohyeon-dong·Imae-dong·Yatap-dong.

The subway stations used are Migeum Station·Jeongja Station·Ori Station·Sunae Station·Seohyeon Station·Imae Station·Yatap Station.