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This procedure removes unwanted pigmented lesions with precise laser treatment. Please strictly follow the instructions below so that healthy new skin forms at the treated site and the area heals cleanly without red marks or secondary hyperpigmentation.

🧼 Cleansing and Makeup

Avoid washing your face on the day of treatment if possible; gentle cleansing is recommended from the following day. If a recovery dressing has fallen off, do not rub the area. Gently pat it with lukewarm water and cleansing foam. You may apply light makeup over an attached dressing. For the safest recovery, avoid applying makeup directly to treated areas without a dressing for at least 10 days and up to 2 weeks.

🩹 DuoDERM (Recovery Dressing) and Wound Care

A recovery dressing turning white and swelling is a normal process as the cell-regenerating components in wound fluid take effect. If wound fluid is not leaking and the dressing has not come off, leave it in place rather than changing it frequently so that new skin can form well and quickly. Replace it only when an edge lifts or wound fluid overflows. Before applying a new dressing, gently blot away the moisture with clean gauze or a cotton swab. Keep the dressing on for at least 10 days and up to 2 weeks to minimize scarring.

☀️ Recovery Care and Prevention of Hyperpigmentation

The pink new skin visible after removing the dressing is very vulnerable to UV light and external irritation. Starting immediately after removing the dressing, apply recovery cream every morning and evening to strengthen the skin barrier. Apply sunscreen thoroughly when outdoors and when near a window indoors, and reapply it every 2–3 hours to prevent secondary hyperpigmentation.

🚫 Daily Activities and Inflammation

If a scab forms after treatment, never pull it off. Wait for it to fall off naturally to prevent scarring. For 1 week after treatment, avoid alcohol, saunas, heated spas, swimming pools and strenuous exercise that causes heavy sweating, as these activities may cause inflammation. If you have severe itching, blisters or excessive, persistent wound drainage, visit the clinic immediately for guidance.

This is a precise treatment that improves the environment of the dermis and selectively destroys melanin pigment. Please be sure to follow the care instructions below to maximize treatment results and support healthy skin regeneration.

☀️ Sun Protection and Skin Care

Avoid UV exposure while your skin is regenerating. Even if you do not go outdoors, indoor light can cause pigmentation (PIH), so apply sunscreen with SPF 30 or higher thoroughly every morning. During outdoor activities, it is essential to reapply it every 2–3 hours to protect your skin.

💧 Moisturizing and Intensive Skin Barrier Care

Laser treatment can cause moisture inside the skin to evaporate suddenly, leading to pronounced tightness or dryness. To help the damaged skin barrier recover quickly, we recommend applying moisturizer or a recovery cream containing centella or panthenol thickly, using at least 1.5 times your usual amount. Reapply it often whenever your skin feels dry to maintain its oil and moisture balance.

🚫 Heat Exposure and Daily Precautions

For at least 1 week after treatment, you must avoid conditions that raise the temperature inside the skin. Saunas, heated spas, half-body baths, strenuous exercise, alcohol and smoking can sharply increase blood flow, cause inflammation in the skin or prolong facial redness. It is important to keep your body temperature stable during recovery.

💡 Unusual Reactions and What to Do

Slight redness or warmth immediately after treatment is a natural dermal response and usually disappears within several hours. In rare cases, temporary tiny comedonal bumps may appear because of stimulation of the dermis; this is a transitional symptom as the skin regenerates. Never squeeze or touch them, and focus on moisturizing care. If redness or breakouts become severe, contact the clinic immediately.

This treatment delivers heat energy deep into the skin to promote collagen regeneration and tissue contraction. Please follow the instructions below to achieve the best contours.

💧 Moisturizing and Lukewarm Cleansing (Maintaining Internal Warmth)

Temporary dryness or slight swelling may occur after treatment, so apply more moisturizer and recovery cream than usual to protect the skin barrier. In particular, the warmth generated inside the skin after treatment promotes collagen regeneration. For at least 3 days, avoid washing with very cold water or using cooling packs; wash with lukewarm water instead.

🚫 Avoid Irritating Care (Massage Precautions)

For at least 1 week after treatment, you must avoid deep-pressure facial massage or rubbing your skin hard. Direct physical irritation while the lifted SMAS layer and target tissues settle can reduce the treatment effect.

🚫 Heat Exposure and Daily Precautions

For 1 week after treatment, avoid activities that raise your body temperature, including saunas, heated spas, half-body baths, strenuous exercise, alcohol and smoking. Excessive heat may worsen swelling in the treated area or cause inflammation in the irritated tissue, so follow these precautions for a stable recovery.

💡 Expected Reactions and What to Do

For several days after treatment, you may feel throbbing soreness, slight swelling or temporary tingling on the skin's surface. These are normal responses to radiofrequency or ultrasound energy reaching the deeper tissue, including the SMAS layer. They usually disappear naturally within 1–2 weeks. If pain or swelling becomes severe, contact the clinic immediately.

This treatment delivers active ingredients directly into the dermis to fundamentally improve the skin environment. Please strictly follow the instructions below so that the injected ingredients are absorbed steadily and the skin barrier can rebuild strongly.

🧼 Cleansing and Makeup

On the day of treatment, we recommend avoiding face washing or rinsing gently with water only. Use cleansing foam and apply makeup starting the following day. Immediately after treatment, while the channels through which active ingredients enter the skin remain open, it is safest to avoid functional cosmetics or products containing strong chemical irritants.

💡 Raised Bumps, Bruising and Redness

Raised bumps, slight bruising, mild stinging or redness may appear for 3–5 days after treatment. This is a normal response indicating that the active ingredients have been injected precisely into the target layer and are taking effect. They are usually absorbed into the skin and disappear naturally within 1 week, so there is no need to worry.

☀️ Heat Exposure and Daily Precautions

For 1 week, take care to prevent the injected active ingredients from being metabolized too quickly by heat and to prevent inflammation. You must avoid activities that raise your body temperature or expose your skin to heat, including saunas, heated spas, half-body baths, strenuous exercise, alcohol and smoking. You must also prevent the slight irritation at the treated site from becoming pigmented through UV exposure. Apply sunscreen thoroughly every day, both when going out and when staying indoors. Reapply it periodically during outdoor activities to protect your skin.

🚫 Avoid Physical Irritation and Other Procedures

For at least 1 week after treatment, you must strictly avoid physical irritation that interferes with skin regeneration and stabilization. Refrain from using scrubs or peeling agents, exfoliating, deep-pressure facial massage or rubbing hard, as these may injure the irritated skin or cause inflammation.

This treatment delivers fine laser beams to renew the skin through regeneration. During the downtime while your skin rebuilds after treatment, strictly follow the instructions below to achieve the best regenerative effect.

🧼 Cleansing and Makeup

You may gently wash your face starting the day after treatment. Lather cleansing foam well and cleanse gently by patting the skin rather than rubbing it. To minimize irritation, we recommend makeup from 3 days after treatment, using light products without irritating ingredients.

☀️ Soothing Heat and Managing Swelling

For 3–5 days after treatment, your skin may become red, feel burning hot and swell. If the warmth or swelling is severe, place clean gauze over your skin and apply an ice pack over it to lower the skin temperature and soothe the area.

💡 Shedding of Flakes and Tiny Scabs (Important Precaution)

After 2–3 days, tiny black scabs may form and your skin may feel rough. This is a normal recovery process in which new skin grows and pushes out dead cells. Never pick off scabs or flakes by hand or remove them artificially with a scrub. This can leave scars or hyperpigmentation; all flakes should fall off naturally in about 1 week.

☀️ Sun Protection and Avoiding External Irritation

During the regeneration stage, when new skin is forming, UV exposure can cause severe post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) and is very risky. Apply sunscreen with SPF 30 or higher thoroughly every day, even indoors and whether or not you go outside. Wear a hat or mask as well during outdoor activities.

The treated area may be temporarily red or swollen after laser hair removal. Avoid friction, heat and UV exposure while the skin settles, and follow any individual care instructions you received from the clinic first.

🧼 Cleansing and Daily Care

For 24 hours after treatment, avoid hot baths or showers, saunas, swimming and other activities that expose the skin to heat or irritation. Wash your face or shower gently with lukewarm water. Until redness and irritation have settled, avoid strongly scented products, scrubs and makeup on the treated area.

🚫 Hair Removal Before the Next Treatment

Do not forcibly pluck hairs as they shed. During the treatment course, do not remove hairs with waxing, tweezers or an epilator. Shave gently only after redness and stinging have settled.

☀️ Sun Protection

Keep direct sunlight off the treated area and do not use tanning devices. Once skin irritation has settled, apply sunscreen with SPF 30 or higher to exposed areas, and cover them with clothing or a hat when going outdoors.

💡 Symptoms That Need Consultation

If blisters, scabs, wound drainage, worsening pain or swelling occur, do not touch the treated area. Contact the clinic to have your condition checked.