Adult acne that keeps coming back, whether as small bumps or inflamed breakouts, is often difficult to manage with a single treatment. Sebum production, inflammation, and the marks left behind are tangled together as cause and consequence. Skinique Clinic's acne total care program is built around four treatments, Potenza, exosomes, NeoBeam, and PlaDuo, combined so that this cycle is addressed stage by stage.

How is the program structured
The program runs over five sessions at intervals of 1-2 weeks. Rather than applying one strong stimulus, it layers treatments of different characters on top of one another while leaving the skin time to recover. What goes into each session is adjusted according to skin condition, and which treatment is placed at which point is decided through consultation.

What each of the four treatments does
- Potenza: a device that delivers radiofrequency energy into the skin through microneedles. In acne care it targets the areas involved in sebum production, taking on the cause side of recurring breakouts.
- Exosomes: a skin booster containing components involved in regenerative signaling. Through an anti-inflammatory action it calms sensitized skin and supports the recovery of damaged skin. Performed alongside Potenza, delivery of the ingredients can be planned through the microchannels the device creates.
- NeoBeam: a laser that works on pigment and redness, used to help fade the red or dark marks acne leaves behind.
- PlaDuo: a plasma-based device that helps suppress bacteria on the skin surface and calm the skin, tidying up an environment in which breakouts spread easily.
Because treatments covering different layers, the cause (sebum and inflammation), the breakout itself (calming and antibacterial care), and the outcome (marks), are arranged within a single program, it carries the name "total care." Naturally, the degree and pace of improvement vary from person to person, and every session proceeds while checking how the skin responds.
Who might consider it
If breakouts return to the same spot no matter how carefully you cleanse and follow your home care routine, if small bumps take a long time to settle, or if the leftover marks trouble you more than the breakouts themselves, a program-based approach that runs in order from cause to mark may suit you better than a one-off treatment. Conversely, depending on skin condition it can be better to select only some of the treatments, so deciding the direction in a consultation with the doctor before starting matters.
Wrapping Up

The acne total care program weaves Potenza, exosomes, NeoBeam, and PlaDuo into a five-session course spaced 1-2 weeks apart, addressing both the cause, sebum and inflammation, and the outcome, the marks. Whether this combination suits your skin and in what order it should proceed is safest decided through consultation. Detailed costs can be found on the price guide, and you are welcome to ask through chatting about the care direction that suits your breakouts.
This article was written by Dr. Park Tae-hyung, Chief Director. He is the chief director of Skinique Clinic and serves as academic director of the Korean Society for Laser Dermatology and Trichology. First published August 16, 2024 · Last reviewed August 23, 2026
This text is general medical information. Skin condition and response to treatment can vary from person to person. Please decide whether and how to be treated through an in-person consultation.
