S.E.S. Suga reveals skin concerns on 'Beauty Clinic Touch Me'

Suga, a former member of S.E.S., is opening up about her changing skin condition and seeking an evaluation of her skincare habits. From extreme dieting to a heavy reliance on cleansing wipes and frequent tanning, she will receive an expert diagnosis on how these repetitive lifestyle habits have impacted her skin health.

In the fourth episode of Channel A's 'Beauty Clinic Touch Me,' airing at 8 PM on the 14th, Suga—the youngest member of the first-generation girl group S.E.S.—will make an appearance.

The person who requested Suga's appearance is a close friend who has known her for 25 years. Having observed Suga's changes closely over the decades, the friend requested help from 'Touch Me' out of concern for her friend's current skin condition.

On the show, Suga shares details about her hobbies and daily life. However, her friend immediately begins pointing out Suga's skincare habits one by one. It is reported that laughter erupted in the studio due to the blunt, honest criticisms made possible by their long friendship.

The expert's analysis was even more specific.

Touch Master Lim Yi-seok identified a "collapsed skin barrier" as the primary issue. He explained that the skin barrier functions to block external stimuli and reduce moisture loss; when this function weakens, the skin can easily become sensitive and red, which can also accelerate skin aging in the long term.

The root of the problem lies in Suga's daily habits.

Suga has been following an extreme diet for weight management and has relied on cleansing wipes rather than washing her face thoroughly with water. Combined with frequent tanning, her skin has been under constant exposure to irritation and UV rays.

Touch Master Lee Jong-hoon also expressed concern after examining Suga's skin.

Ultimately, Suga visits a clinic for a professional diagnosis. The medical staff's mention of skin sagging and asymmetry—diagnosing that her skin is "sagging"—leaves Suga visibly nervous.

In response, the production team will implement a customized three-step solution aimed at restoring Suga's skin barrier. Over the course of approximately one month, Suga will undergo the treatment while actively working to change her lifestyle habits.

Suga was once beloved for her pure and lively image under the glamorous stage lights. However, this broadcast is expected to go beyond a simple comparison of her "past and present appearance," instead exploring how long-term lifestyle habits leave lasting traces on the skin.

How much Suga can transform her habits and improve her appearance will be revealed on Channel A's 'Beauty Clinic Touch Me,' airing on the 14th at 8 PM.