Potenza is a radiofrequency (RF) device made by Jeisys Medical. Beauty Blossom Clinic’s official page explains that, depending on the tip and settings, energy is delivered either through microneedles or by touching the skin surface. This guide follows that official wording and turns it into a checklist for your consultation.
The photos are stills from clinic footage filmed on 16 October 2025. They are not before-and-after images and do not show results; each caption describes only what is visible.
What is Potenza?
According to the clinic’s official page, Potenza is a medical device that uses radiofrequency energy. Some tips deliver it through microneedles, others by contact with the skin surface, depending on the tip and settings you and the doctor choose. The two photos below show the device console in the footage: a Jeisys logo on the body and a touchscreen with a face diagram. What the on-screen settings mean cannot be told from the footage, so this guide does not interpret them.
Skin concerns discussed at a Potenza consultation
Concerns that look alike can have different causes, so the official page says the clinic reviews which part bothers you during the consultation.
Pores and skin texture
Visible pores and uneven texture are one reason people ask about Potenza.
Acne scars
The consultation separates marks from indented scars and looks at the shape and depth of the scar.
Skin firmness
Skin thickness, firmness and previous treatments are reviewed together.
The suitable treatment and approach depend on your skin, and no improvement of any concern is promised.
Microneedle tips versus surface-contact tips
Not every Potenza tip uses microneedles. The official FAQ says the Pumping, Pore and Agnes tips use microneedles, while the DIA and DDR tips deliver RF by touching the skin surface.
| Tip | How energy is delivered | Official description |
|---|---|---|
| Pumping tip | Microneedle, pumping action | Considered when combining with a skin booster; the plan looks at texture, scars and the ingredients used together. |
| Pore tip | Microneedle RF | For visible pores and rough texture; the skin around the pores and the scar pattern are checked. |
| DIA tip | Skin-surface contact | A diamond tip delivering monopolar and bipolar RF without needles; discussed for firmness and contour. |
| DDR tip | Skin-surface contact | Moved gently over the skin like a rubbing motion while delivering RF. |
| Agnes tip | Single microneedle | For localized acne concerns; use depends on the condition of the lesion. |
This does not mean you receive both types. Ask which tips and treatment combinations the clinic offers.
Three things to sort out at the consultation
Which area
Skin thickness and sensitivity differ by area, and the current condition of your skin is reviewed.
Which approach
The approach and the tip to be used are reviewed according to your goal.
Which schedule
Previous treatments and the time you need for recovery are considered together.
Note down recent lasers, injections and skin boosters with approximate timing, plus any medicines you take. It makes the consultation easier.
From arrival to aftercare
The official page describes the visit in four steps: consultation, preparation, treatment and aftercare. The scenes below followed one another at the clinic on the day of filming; they do not mean every visit follows the same order or content.
- Consultation Tell the team about your skin concerns, previous treatments and medicines you take.
- Preparation You are told about the method and any anesthesia or preparation that is needed.
- Treatment Carried out on the area and with the approach agreed at the consultation.
- Aftercare You check the guidance on washing, makeup and daily care that fits your skin’s reaction.
The consultation desk
A visitor talking at the lobby consultation desk. This is the stage for mentioning the area of concern, earlier treatments and medicines.
Lockers and cleansing
The footage continues past the locker area to the washbasin mirror, where the visitor cleanses her face. Follow the clinic’s own instructions about washing and makeup before and after a visit.
The treatment space
An unoccupied treatment bed and a window-side chair. These show the atmosphere of the space and have nothing to do with the result of any treatment.
Preparation
The footage includes a practitioner spreading cream on a lying person’s cheek with a yellow spatula, and a person lying with a cream-covered face wrapped in clear film and a towel headband. The type and purpose of the cream cannot be known from the footage, so ask at your visit what preparation applies to you.
Reactions and precautions after treatment
According to the official page, redness, a feeling of heat and stinging can occur, and recovery differs by method and by person.
Avoid rubbing or irritating the skin and follow the guidance you are given, such as moisturizing and sun protection. Resume washing, makeup, exercise and saunas according to the post-treatment instructions, and contact the clinic if you have blisters, severe pain or a reaction that keeps getting worse.
Treatments can cause side effects, so discuss suitability, expected reactions and precautions fully with the medical team.
Potenza FAQ
How does Potenza work?
It is a treatment that uses radiofrequency (RF) energy. The approach differs by the method chosen, for example delivering energy through microneedles or touching a tip to the skin surface.
Does every Potenza treatment use microneedles?
No. The Pumping, Pore and Agnes tips use microneedles, while the DIA and DDR tips deliver RF by contact with the skin surface.
How is the tip chosen?
It is chosen by looking at your concern and area, whether microneedles are used, your recovery schedule and any combined treatments. Specific tip specifications and settings are decided after examination.
Does it hurt?
Stinging or a feeling of heat can occur and differs with sensitivity and method. Any anesthesia and how the session proceeds are explained before treatment.
How many sessions are needed?
It is planned from your skin condition, goal and reaction. The same number or interval is not applied to everyone, and how long any effect lasts is not guaranteed.
Can it be combined with other treatments?
The type and timing of recent treatments and your current skin condition must be checked first. Tell the medical team about previous lasers, injections and skin boosters.
Visiting the clinic
Beauty Blossom Clinic is on the 6th and 8th floors of Medione Medical Center, 66 Yanghwa-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul. Reception is on the 6th floor, right in front of Exit 3 of Hapjeong Station. Phone: +82-2-336-7511. Please confirm opening hours and public-holiday availability with the clinic before you go.
Source: Beauty Blossom Clinic official Potenza page: https://beautyblossom.kr/72
This is general information, not a diagnosis or a recommendation to have treatment. Suitability is decided by a doctor at consultation.
Your questions
How does Potenza work?
It is a treatment that uses radiofrequency (RF) energy. The approach differs by the method chosen, for example delivering energy through microneedles or touching a tip to the skin surface.
Does every Potenza treatment use microneedles?
No. The Pumping, Pore and Agnes tips use microneedles, while the DIA and DDR tips deliver RF by contact with the skin surface.
How is the tip chosen?
It is chosen by looking at your concern and area, whether microneedles are used, your recovery schedule and any combined treatments. Specific tip specifications and settings are decided after examination.
Does it hurt?
Stinging or a feeling of heat can occur and differs with sensitivity and method. Any anesthesia and how the session proceeds are explained before treatment.
How many sessions are needed?
It is planned from your skin condition, goal and reaction. The same number or interval is not applied to everyone, and how long any effect lasts is not guaranteed.
Can it be combined with other treatments?
The type and timing of recent treatments and your current skin condition must be checked first. Tell the medical team about previous lasers, injections and skin boosters.