Hu Korean Medicine Clinic Same‑Day Removal, Day 10 Progress Review
Those tiny, bumpy millet‑like spots were flat warts. They kept appearing and increasing to the point it looked creepy, so I wondered if it was hives, a skin allergy, milia on the neck, or even tiny acne…
After all kinds of guesses, I heard it might be flat warts, so I went to the famous flat wart clinic in Seomyeon, Busan to ask the doctor what it was. The answer was flat warts.
I couldn’t believe how they could spread so much. I was told flat warts tend to spread, so it’s better to remove them early when only a few appear.
I had over 150 removed from my neck and nearly 200 from my face, and I got the unlimited package — my face was unlimited.
It’s a well‑known clinic in Busan, so there were many patients. The doctor personally examined each spot to distinguish whether it was a skin tag, milia, or flat wart, and was very kind.
I also liked that they removed them with needles since I don’t prefer lasers.
Thanks to the numbing cream, the needle removal barely hurt. Since there were many, it felt slightly stinging afterward, but during the procedure it was fine.
You can view the original post and see the before‑and‑after photos at the link below.
⭐ Source: Naver Café “병원발품백과대사전” (Korean community)
