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Laser Toning
Laser toning
A treatment that improves freckles and blemishes by minimizing irritation.
Procedure information
Laser toning uses a low-power laser, unlike conventional powerful laser treatments.
Minimize skin damage with a treatment that improves skin pigmentationWhile doing so effectively
It can solve pigmentation problems such as freckles, blemishes, and dark spots.
Also, the laser energy reaches deep into the skin. By promoting collagen production
You can also expect improvements in skin elasticity and pores. It also has the advantage of minimal downtime and pain.
Expected Benefits
- Improvement of impurities
- Improvement of freckles
- Pore reduction
- Whitening effect
- Improvement of fine wrinkles
Treatment target
- If you want to improve pigmentation problems such as freckles, blemishes, and freckles
- If you want to brighten and improve your skin tone
- If you want to see skin regeneration effects along with pore reduction
- If you are concerned about dry and dull skin
- If you want a procedure that does not require a recovery period
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the treatment cycle for laser toning?
- To maximize the effectiveness of the treatment, we recommend receiving it at least 10 times at 1-2 week intervals.
- Is it effective with just one treatment?
- Although you may see results with just one treatment, it is difficult to expect lasting effects, so repeated treatments are recommended.
- Can I wash my face and put on makeup after the procedure?
- This is a treatment that allows washing your face and applying makeup after the treatment.
Precautions
- It is important to avoid strong sunlight exposure and always apply sunscreen for 2-4 weeks after the procedure.
- Please refrain from using irritating cosmetics for 1-3 days after the procedure.
- After the procedure, we recommend using a moisturizer along with sufficient water intake.
