A comparison of how clinics publicly describe their Secret RF needle-RF information, with a guide to what to confirm during consultation
Secret RF is a needle-RF device that delivers radiofrequency energy into the dermis through micro needles, often introduced for collagen stimulation, sebaceous gland regulation, and general scar or pore care. This list gathers clinics that publicly share information about Secret RF procedures or equipment on their own websites — it is not a ranking of results or clinical superiority.
How to Read This List
- This is a reference for how each clinic presents itself online, not a ranking
- No language here claims guaranteed results or ranks clinics against each other
- Any decision about whether to proceed, at what intensity, or for how many sessions belongs in an individual consultation with a physician
Each clinic uses different language and emphasis to describe the device, so treat the entries below as a reference for how they present themselves, not a guarantee of outcome. Any decision about whether to proceed, at what intensity, or for how many sessions should go through an individual consultation with a physician, since scar depth, pore condition, and skin type vary widely from person to person. It's also worth asking during consultation about possible side effects and how the clinic handles them.
Remember Dermatology Clinic Paju Unjeong Branch
Glory Clinic
Luxmi Clinic
Shine Tox Clinic
Areumdaun Dermatology
What to Confirm Before Consulting
Rather than focusing on whether a clinic owns the equipment, it's safer to check whether the physician examines your specific scars or pores directly and explains realistic expected results and limitations honestly. A clinic that describes session count or intensity as a range, acknowledging individual variation, generally reflects a more trustworthy consultation style than one that states a fixed number upfront.
This list summarizes information published on clinic websites as of the research date, and details or procedure availability can change. Rather than deciding based on one clinic's explanation alone, it's worth consulting a few clinics and choosing the one that fits your own skin condition.
Frequently asked questions
How many Secret RF sessions are typically needed?
Recommended session counts vary by clinic depending on scar depth, pore condition, and skin type, so no fixed number guarantees a result. It's best to ask in consultation for an estimated count and interval based on your own skin condition.
What kind of side effects or downtime should I expect?
Depending on needle depth and RF intensity, redness, dryness, micro-scabbing, and occasionally pigmentation changes can occur. Rather than assuming a fixed recovery period, share your skin type and sensitivity during consultation and ask what reactions and aftercare to expect.
What should I check first when choosing a clinic?
Look beyond whether a clinic simply owns the equipment — ask whether the physician examines your specific scars or pores directly, explains realistic expected results and limitations honestly, and has a clear plan for handling side effects if they occur. This list reflects information as of August 2026 and clinic details may change.
Does the initial consultation cost anything?
Whether a consultation fee applies varies by clinic, so it's worth asking when you call to book. If you're comparing multiple clinics, asking about consultation fees upfront can save you from unnecessary costs.
Can I wear makeup or go outside right after the procedure?
Because the needles leave micro-level irritation on the skin, when it's safe to apply makeup or go out in the sun depends on your individual recovery. The exact timing varies by how your skin responds, so it's safest to ask your physician directly before the procedure.
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