Gold Infusion Facial in Korea, Seoul
Gangnam ONLIF Clinic
ONLIF Clinic Gangnam, Seoul | Global Experts in Gold Infusion Facial
What a Gold Infusion Facial Is
A Gold Infusion Facial is a professional skincare treatment that combines luxury-infused serums or masks containing gold particles or gold-related complexes with traditional facial steps. The goal is to rejuvenate the complexion, hydrate deeply, and give the skin a luminous, radiant glow.
In Seoul, these facials are popular for people who want a pampering yet performance-oriented experience that feels both relaxing and visibly uplifting.
How It Works
A Gold Infusion Facial typically includes:
- Gentle Cleansing
The skin is thoroughly and comfortably cleansed to prepare for treatment. - Exfoliation or Enzyme Action
A mild exfoliating step may be included to remove dead cells and allow better serum penetration. - Gold-Infused Serums or Masks
Products containing gold particles, peptides, antioxidants, and hydrating agents are applied.
Gold is thought (in cosmetic contexts) to help enhance radiance, calm the skin, and support circulation. - Boosting Techniques
Some versions incorporate gentle massage, ultrasonic application, or other delivery methods to help infuse the active ingredients. - Hydration & Protection
Final layers of moisture and calming agents support softness and barrier balance.
Unlike strong corrective treatments, this facial focuses more on rejuvenation and radiance.
What It’s Used For
People often choose a Gold Infusion Facial to:
✔ Bring out
radiance and glow
✔ Improve
hydration and smoothness
✔ Support a brighter, more luminous complexion
✔ Give skin a
plumped, refreshed feel
✔ Experience a
luxurious, relaxing treatment
It’s more about skin nourishment and luminosity than deep resurfacing or corrective action.
Treatment Experience
Before Treatment:
You’ll talk briefly about your skin type and goals to tailor serum choices and intensity.
During Treatment:
- The process usually feels gentle and soothing.
- Warm massage or cooling masks may be used, creating a comforting, spa-like experience.
- Session length is typically 45–90 minutes depending on the protocol.
Comfort Level:
Most people find Gold Infusion Facials
very comfortable and relaxing — there’s no pain or strong stimulation.
Results & Frequency
- Immediate glow: A radiant, luminous finish is often noticeable right after treatment.
- Hydrated feel: Skin typically feels plumper and softer.
- Cumulative benefit: Regular sessions (e.g., monthly) help maintain hydration and luminosity.
This type of facial is well suited for routine skin enhancement and pre-event refreshment.
What It Feels Like
- Gentle and relaxing throughout
- No heat, needles, or aggressive exfoliation
- Often paired with calming massage or soothing steps
It’s designed to feel pampering and luxurious as well as beneficial.
Benefits You May Notice
✔ Softer, more supple skin
✔ Noticeable
radiance and glow
✔ Instant hydration boost
✔ Smoother texture
✔ A refreshed, well-nourished feel
Because the focus is on surface nourishment and glow, results are subtle but often satisfying.
How It Differs from Other Facials
Vs. Deep Cleansing / Exfoliation Facials:
Gold Infusion is gentler and more focused on
skin nourishment and glow than deep pore extraction.
Vs. Hydrafacial:
Hydrafacial is multi-step with extraction and hydration; Gold Infusion emphasizes
luxury ingredients and radiance rather than suction-based cleansing.
Vs. Strong Peels or Lasers:
It’s much
softer and more soothing, with minimal risk of irritation.
Who It’s Best For
This facial suits people who want:
✔ A
glowing, refreshed complexion
✔ A
comfortable, luxurious experience
✔ Hydration and radiance support
✔ A mild refresher before events or regular maintenance
It’s especially great when dryness, dullness, or lack of luminosity is the main concern.
Things to Consider
- Results are visible but subtle: Best as part of regular care.
- Hydration focus: Ideal for nourishment and glow rather than deep corrective change.
- Maintenance: Regular sessions help sustain results over time.


