Recommended for People Like This:

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  Those concerned about spots and blemishes

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  Those with a dull or uneven skin tone

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  Those frequently exposed to UV rays

Treatment Q&A

• Q. What are some preventive measures for pigmentation?
  Firstly, getting adequate sleep is very important.
  When going outside, always use sunscreen with an SPF of 50 or higher. While functional products and exfoliation are good preventive measures, it is crucial to choose products that suit your skin, as unsuitable products or excessive treatments can damage the skin.
• Q. How does melanin pigment relate to skin color?
  Melanin pigment is produced in cells, and the amount of melanin produced determines skin color. For example, people with darker skin (such as Africans) produce large, dense melanin pigments, while those with medium skin tones (such as East Asians) produce medium-sized melanin pigments. In contrast, people with lighter skin (such as Caucasians) produce small amounts of melanin pigments.

Precautions

Self-care is as significant as skincare for treatment effects.
Please read through cautions closely and follow them.

• Following a laser treatment, we strongly recommend avoiding contact with water as much as possible. IF you need to cleanse your face, please do so gently by patting water lightly over your face to avoid irritating scabs.
• After the scabs fall off, apply sunscreen regardless of the location.
• If you experience side effects such as infection, itching or oozing at the treatment site, stop using any ointments or medications immediately and consult with us. You should definitely apply the prescribed ointment and if necessary, light makeup can be applied.
• Apply the prescribed ointment about 3 times a day until the scabs fall off and the wound heals.
• Scabs typically fall off on their own within 1-2 weeks after the treatment. Do not forcibly remove them or soak them in water.
• During the scabbing phase, avoid applying makeup, swimming, and activities that cause sweating.