Aquapeel + Capri Laser: Can They Cut Sebum?

Stop Believing That

Face Cleansing Alone

Can Control Your Sebum

Hello,

I'm Wi Young-jin from Beautystone Clinic in Seoul.

💡 Before You Read,

Check These First

Q. I cleanse my face two or three times a day,

but my skin keeps getting oily — am I washing incorrectly?

A. It's not about how you wash.

As long as your sebaceous glands are active, sebum production will continue.

Cleansing the surface of your skin and

suppressing your sebaceous glands are two completely different approaches.

Q. Is there a limit to how much

skincare products and cleansing can actually control sebum?

A. Yes. Skincare products can only manage

the sebum that has already been secreted.

To actually reduce the amount of sebum being produced,

you need to target the sebaceous glands directly.

📌 Key Takeaway from This Post

By using Aquapeel to thoroughly cleanse excess sebum from the skin's surface,

and Capri Laser to directly suppress the sebaceous glands,

you can fundamentally reduce sebum production at its source.

The Real Reason Your Skin

Keeps Getting Oily:

Your Sebaceous Glands Are Still Active

No matter how diligently you cleanse or how often you blot with oil-control paper,

your skin is shiny again by the next day.

Many people accept this as

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. Can washing my face more often actually control excess sebum?

Not really. Sebum production continues as long as your sebaceous glands are active, regardless of how frequently or thoroughly you cleanse. Cleansing manages what's already on the surface, but it doesn't address the glands producing it.

Q2. Is there a limit to how much skincare products alone can reduce oily skin?

Yes. Skincare products can only manage sebum that has already been secreted onto the skin's surface. To actually reduce how much sebum is being produced in the first place, you need to target the sebaceous glands directly.

Q3. How do Aquapeel and Capri Laser work together for oily, sebum-prone skin?

Aquapeel thoroughly cleanses excess sebum already sitting on the skin's surface, while Capri Laser works to directly suppress the sebaceous glands themselves. Combining both addresses the problem at its source rather than just the symptom.

Q4. Why does my skin still look oily by the next day even though I cleanse diligently?

As long as the sebaceous glands remain active, they keep producing oil regardless of how well the surface was cleaned. Surface cleansing and calming the glands are two different mechanisms, which is why cleansing alone often isn't enough.