From Seongsu to Jeju: ChoiceDx Skin Scan Across 15 Regions of Korea
- ChoiceDx
- Jul 6
- 3 min read
Updated: 4 hours ago
From Seongsu to Jeju: ChoiceDx Skin Scan Across 15 Regions of Korea
Seongsu's pop-up streets. Haeundae's tourism district. Dongseong-ro in Daegu. Yeondong in Jeju.
The neighborhoods feel completely different.
Yet one scene repeats.
Inside Olive Young, customers enter a Skin Scan zone and check their skin or scalp.
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Based on the supplied deployment data, ChoiceDx-powered Skin Scan zones appear across 15 of Korea's 17 first-level regions.
Skin analysis is no longer limited to a few flagship stores in Seoul.
What a nationwide map reveals
The capital region stands out first.
Seoul, Gyeonggi and Incheon are expected.
Then the map continues south: Busan, Daegu, Gyeongbuk and Jeju.
These points are more than installation markers.
They trace the spread of digital skin analysis into tourism districts, university neighborhoods, office areas, shopping complexes and everyday retail.
Availability may change by store and time.
What Skin Scan changes
Customers enter a store and face hundreds of products.
The real question is not simply which product is good.
It is which product category matters to them now.
Skin Scan begins there.
Skin or scalp images become visible categories: pores, sebum, sensitivity, pigmentation, wrinkles, scalp oil, flakes, hair density and more.
The result is not a medical diagnosis.
It gives customers a clearer way to understand themselves before browsing.
One system, different local moments
In office districts, Skin Scan may be a quick lunchtime check.
In Seongsu, it can become part of a pop-up and K-beauty experience route.
In Haeundae, Myeongdong or Jeju, travelers may use it before exploring Korean skincare.
In university areas, friends may compare results and discuss pores, sebum or blemishes.
In everyday neighborhoods, it becomes a small service inside a normal shopping trip.
The device is the same.
The role changes with the district.
A simple customer flow
Find the Skin Scan zone
→ select language and analysis type
→ capture skin or scalp images
→ review results
→ explore related products
→ save results through QR or app when available
The most important feature is not complexity.
It is a journey that does not break.
How analysis changes product discovery
Pores and sebum can shift attention toward cleansing and oil-control.
Sensitivity and dryness may lead toward soothing and moisturizing.
Scalp oil and flakes may move customers toward haircare.
The result does not create an automatic shopping list.
It changes the way customers read the shelves.
Products stop looking like similar options and begin to look like categories connected to a personal concern.
Nationwide operation is harder than installation
Expanding from one store to many requires more than additional devices.
Capture positions must remain consistent. Screen flows and analysis categories must stay aligned. Multilingual guidance, after-sales service, store status and staff standards also matter.
In nationwide retail, device performance and operating standards carry equal weight.
That is why ChoiceDx focuses on a repeatable store model.
Before visiting
Customers should confirm whether the store currently operates Skin Scan, which analysis types are available, whether reservations are required, and whether QR or app-based results are supported.
A map is a starting point.
The specific store remains the most reliable source for current availability.
From map points to Retail Stories
A nationwide map answers where.
It does not answer how.
At AK Giheung, an international customer completes the process in English.
At AK Gwangmyeong, a front-of-store booth leads directly into dermocosmetic product discovery.
At Busan Jeonpo, after-sales service restores the full customer experience.
Each location gives ChoiceDx a slightly different role.
Retail Story turns each point on the map into a real scene.
Q. Does every Olive Young store have Skin Scan?
A. No. It operates at selected major stores, and availability may change.
Q. Can customers analyze both skin and scalp?
A. Store configurations may offer skin-only or combined skin, scalp and hair analysis.
Q. Are results medical diagnoses?
A. No. They are reference information for beauty consultation and product discovery.
