Searching for Sofwave in Seoul usually leads to pages that stress results and how long they last. This guide sticks to what Beauty Blossom Clinic publishes about the treatment and to what can actually be seen in footage filmed at the clinic in November 2025. It does not promise a result, quote a price or tell you whether Sofwave suits you. That decision belongs to the doctor at a consultation.
What is Sofwave?
According to the clinic’s Sofwave page, it is an ultrasound-based lifting treatment that aims to stimulate collagen in the dermis. The page describes SUPERB technology, seven transducers, a solid energy module and an integrated cooling system, and says energy is delivered at a depth of about 1.5 mm. These are descriptions of the equipment, not outcomes you can expect.
Key points from the clinic page, and what to confirm yourself
| Topic | What the clinic page says | What to confirm with the doctor |
|---|---|---|
| Technology | Ultrasound energy; SUPERB technology and seven transducers are named | Which settings and areas are planned for you |
| Depth | Energy is described as reaching about 1.5 mm, in the dermis | That this describes the equipment and is not a result |
| Cooling | An integrated cooling system is described | What you are likely to feel and how comfort is managed |
| Anesthesia | Numbing cream is listed in one place; an FAQ says many people are treated without anesthesia | Which method will be used for you |
| Time and duration | Different sections give different ranges | Realistic timing and follow-up for your own plan |
| Areas | Forehead, eyelids, cheeks, neck and other areas | Which areas fit your concern |
What the filmed visit shows
The photos below are stills from clinic video recorded on 10 November 2025 with one guest. They show how a visit can look in the room. They are not a standard protocol, a before-and-after comparison or evidence of any result, and steps, products and settings differ from person to person.
Before the treatment
A guest sits in a treatment room with a towel around the head and shoulders. Writing down your concern and any earlier treatments before you arrive makes the consultation easier to follow.
Cream and film on the neck
In the footage a brush spreads cream over the neck and jawline, and clear film is then laid over it. The video does not identify the product. The clinic’s page lists numbing cream, so ask what will be used for you and how long it stays on.
The handpiece in use
A gloved hand moves a handheld applicator across the skin. Gel is visible on the neck and one applicator shows a green light. The photos cannot tell you which mode or settings were used.
Wiping off and resting
Other clips show the chin being wiped with a cotton pad, a thin pink film with gauze, and the guest resting on the chair. The last still shows the guest standing against a wall near the end of filming. It is not a result photo.
Areas the clinic page mentions
The clinic’s page lists these areas and says treatment can be planned by area.
- Forehead
- Eyelids
- Cheeks
- Neck
- Mouth corners and between the brows
- Below the ears
Whether a particular area suits you is a medical decision made after the doctor has examined you.
Questions to bring to your consultation
- Is Sofwave appropriate for the concern I describe, or would you suggest something else?
- Which areas would you treat, and why those?
- What will you check about my skin before deciding?
- What anesthesia or numbing cream, if any, will be used?
- What will I feel during treatment, and how is comfort managed?
- What reactions are normal afterwards, and when should I contact the clinic?
- How will progress be reviewed, and when?
- If I had another treatment recently, does the timing matter?
- What is the total cost and what does it include? Ask for it in writing.
Time, comfort and aftercare: ask rather than assume
Different sections of the clinic’s page give different ranges for treatment time and for how long results last, and they describe anesthesia in more than one way. For that reason this guide quotes no numbers. Ask the doctor what applies to your plan, what you may feel, which reactions are normal and when to call. The page says daily life can resume straight after treatment, but individual responses differ.
Visiting Beauty Blossom Clinic
The clinic is on the 6th and 8th floors of Medione Medical Center, 66 Yanghwa-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul, directly in front of Hapjeong Station Exit 3. Reception is on the 6th floor. Phone: +82-2-336-7511. Please check current opening hours and public holidays with the clinic before you travel.
General information only, not a diagnosis or a treatment recommendation. Suitability is decided by a doctor at consultation. Source: the clinic’s official Sofwave page. https://en.beautyblossom.kr/107 https://beautyblossom.kr/139
Your questions
What is Sofwave?
According to Beauty Blossom Clinic’s page, Sofwave is an ultrasound-based lifting treatment that delivers energy to the dermis to stimulate collagen, with an integrated cooling system. Whether it is suitable for you is decided at a consultation.
Is the equipment in the photos Sofwave?
The console in the footage carries the Sofwave name. The photos are stills from clinic filming in November 2025 and are not treatment results.
How long does Sofwave take, and how long do results last?
Different sections of the clinic’s own page give different ranges, so this guide does not quote one. Ask the doctor about your plan. Results and how long they last vary between people.
Is Sofwave painful?
The page describes a cooling system and lists numbing cream, and an FAQ also says many people are treated without anesthesia. Comfort differs by person and area, so ask what will be used for you.
Where is the clinic?
Beauty Blossom Clinic is on the 6th and 8th floors of Medione Medical Center, 66 Yanghwa-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul, directly in front of Hapjeong Station Exit 3. Reception is on the 6th floor.
Location
Beauty Blossom Clinic
66 Yanghwa-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul (Medione Medical Center, 6th and 8th floors)
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