Treatment options, explained calmly

Lasers can help with pigmentation, redness, and texture when used appropriately for your skin type and concern. We will always explain why a laser is or is not recommended in your case.

• Tone & pigmentation-focused lasers

  Used for: sun spots, freckles, some forms of melasma, post-inflammatory marks.

  These treatments aim to even out overall tone. They may involve multiple sessions and strict sun protection. We will review benefits, limitations, and what is realistic to expect.

• Redness & vessel-focused lasers

  Used for: persistent redness, visible vessels, some rosacea-related symptoms.

  For patients with flushing or visible vessels, we may discuss options that target blood vessels. Suitability depends on your diagnosis and triggers.

• Texture & scar-focused lasers

  Used for: certain types of acne scars and surface irregularities.

  These options often involve more downtime and careful aftercare. We will only suggest them after a detailed discussion of risks, benefits, and alternatives.

Injectable treatments can address lines, volume changes, and skin quality. We emphasize natural results and clear indications, and will be open if we feel something is not suitable for you.

• Wrinkle-relaxing treatments

  Used for: expression lines in selected areas.

  These options can soften specific expression lines. We will discuss how strong or subtle an effect you prefer, and whether this aligns with your lifestyle and work.

• Volume-supporting treatments

  Used for: selected volume loss and contouring.

  Any discussion of volume will include a careful review of proportions, your preferences, and long-term considerations. In some cases, we may advise against adding volume.

These approaches focus on supporting your skin’s own repair processes, sometimes in combination with other treatments. We will clearly explain what is well supported, what is more experimental, and what we offer.

• Collagen-supporting procedures

  Used for: early loss of firmness, texture, and fine lines.

  These options are often gradual and require patience. We will talk about how many sessions may be needed and when changes are usually noticed.

• Barrier-focused in-clinic care

  Used for: sensitive, reactive, or over-treated skin.

  For some patients, the priority is restoring a healthy barrier rather than adding stronger procedures. We may suggest targeted, gentle support in the clinic combined with a simplified home routine.

Instead of large, rigid packages, we prefer flexible programs that can be adjusted as your skin responds. You can move step by step rather than committing to many sessions at once.

• Acne-focused programs

  For: active acne and post-acne marks.

  These typically combine medical prescriptions, routine guidance, and optional in-clinic support. Frequency is tailored to your schedule and how your skin responds.

• Pigmentation & melasma care

  For: uneven tone, dark patches, melasma.

  Because pigmentation is long-term, plans may involve a series of visits spaced over months. We will always discuss whether this aligns with your time in Korea.