Current Activities in Medical Soin Esthetic

Medical Soin Esthetic is implemented where specialized staff, such as estheticians, perform post-operative care under the guidance of physicians.

Number of patients who have undergone Medical Soin Esthetic:
381 individuals from 2015 to 2024 (excluding the period from February 2020 to January 2022)

Image of a patient being treated

Process of Medical Soin Esthetic

1. Examination by a physician

Before proceeding with skincare or makeup, a doctor will examine patient’s skin, including the condition of any scars.

2. Counseling and skin assessment

Our expert staff uses specialized equipment to assess patient’s skin condition and discuss current skincare routine and cosmetic practices. We also take photographs of the areas being treated. All these measurements and images are meticulously recorded to track their progress over time.

Image of a patient’s skin condition being measured using a skin analysis device

3. Medical skin care

Under the guidance of a physician, a specialist performs skincare treatments on postoperative skin. Medical skincare plays a vital role in maintaining the skin in good condition after symptoms have stabilized following treatment. Specifically, skincare is provided for skin with scars, grafted skin, and conditions such as tightness, roughness, wrinkles, dryness, and pigmentation after laser treatment, using cosmetics for cleansing, massages, and moisturization (e.g., toners, moisturizers, and masks).

Examples of treatment

Facial cleansing

Removing deep-seated pore impurities and old cuticles to cleanse the skin.

Massaging

Massaging to promote blood circulation for a brighter complexion and better skin texture.

Moisturization (e.g., toner, moisturizer, and lotion mask)

Using toners, moisturizers, masks, and other products, we deeply hydrate and protect patient’s skin from dryness.

Image of a staff member and massaging the patient’s face during a skincace

4. Medical makeup

Under the guidance of a physician, a specialist applies makeup to the patient’s skin. Specifically, foundation and point makeup are applied to camouflage (make less noticeable) concerns such as spots and other discolorations.

A specialist suggests makeup methods, including those listed below, tailored to the patient’s skin condition and makeup habits, and offer advice on self-application.

  • Color-correcting camouflage makeup
  • Camouflage makeup for grafted skin areas
  • Camouflage makeup for burn scars
  • Camouflage makeup for scars from surgery or accidents

The purpose of medical makeup is to alleviate the mental burden associated with visible marks of scars, and so on. It also provides protection against UV rays and dryness. When brushes and sponges are used for makeup application, they are done so in a gentle and delicate way to avoid straining the skin.
While medical makeup helps ease emotional stress, personalized makeup suggestions are also offered, incorporating trends and seasonal looks to convey the joy of makeup.

Image of staff applying makeup while explaining to a patient holding a mirror

Effectiveness of Medical Soin Esthetic (research achievements to date)

The following effectiveness has been observed in skin changes resulting from medical skincare.

  • Softens skin
  • Helps restore skin sensation
  • Improves skin condition (dryness, texture, translucency)
  • Brightens skin tone

Furthermore, through medical skincare, medical makeup, and home care advice, positive effects on patient’s mental well-being have been observed.

  • Patients have reported feeling more at ease.
  • They have started to feel hopeful.
  • They have become cheerful.
  • People around them have made positive comments about their improvement.

A staff member giving advice to a patient with the aim of enabling them to apply makeup independently

Medical Soin Esthetic (MSE)

Medical Soin Esthetic (MSE)

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