Sculptra for Rosacea: Dr. Jiyeoun Shin’s Clinical Insights at Red Face Symposium 2026
Dr. Jiyeoun Shin Shares Clinical Experience at Rosacea Management Symposium
On September 5, 2026, Dr. Jiyeon Shin of HEV Dermatology Clinic was invited to speak at the Red Face Symposium 2026: Practical Rosacea Management, hosted by the Korean Dermatological Association.
A Focus on Practical Rosacea Care
The symposium brought together dermatology professionals to discuss practical approaches to managing rosacea and persistent facial redness, often referred to as “red face.”
For international visitors considering treatment in Korea, rosacea care may involve an individualized assessment of symptoms, skin sensitivity, triggers, and overall skin condition. Treatment plans can vary significantly from person to person, making clinical experience and careful consultation especially important.
Lecture: Sculptra in Clinical Practice for Red Face
During the event, Dr. Shin presented on the clinical application of Sculptra for red face concerns, sharing insights drawn from her experience in clinical practice.
Her lecture addressed how treatment approaches can be considered in the context of patients with facial redness and related skin concerns. As with any aesthetic or dermatologic procedure, suitability, expected outcomes, and potential risks should be reviewed with a qualified medical professional during a personal consultation.


Commitment to Evidence-Based Dermatology
This invitation offered an opportunity for Dr. Shin to share the experience gained through patient care with fellow medical professionals.
At HEV Dermatology Clinic, our team remains committed to evidence-based dermatologic care, ongoing professional education, and thoughtful treatment planning for both local and international patients.
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