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Question 1

Q. How much pain is there during treatment?

Accepted Answer

It feels slightly prickly, but for those sensitive to pain, numbing cream is applied before the procedure.

Question 2

Q. How many sessions are recommended?

Accepted Answer

We recommend 3-4 sessions at 2-3 week intervals for optimal results.

Question 3

Q. Can I return to daily life immediately after the procedure?

Accepted Answer

Face washing and makeup are possible immediately after the procedure, so there is no disruption to returning to daily life.

Question 4

Q. When will I see results?

Accepted Answer

As collagen regenerates after treatment, you will see gradual improvement over 1-3 months.

Question 5

Q. How painful is it?

Accepted Answer

You may feel cold from the handpiece cooling. Pain is minimal so anesthesia is usually unnecessary. Topical numbing cream can be used for sensitive patients.

Question 6

Q. What is the treatment cycle?

Accepted Answer

Results vary by patient, but most achieve satisfactory results within 1-2 treatments.

Question 7

Q. Do I need to wear DuoDerm for 2 weeks?

Accepted Answer

Unlike conventional lasers, ReePot causes lentigo pigment to attach to DuoDerm and fall off. Detailed aftercare instructions are provided after consultation.

Question 8

Q. Why is lentigo removal so difficult?

Accepted Answer

Lentigo extends from the basal layer to the papillary dermis, making melanocytes prone to re-proliferation even after conventional laser removal. As it worsens, irregular shapes make treatment more challenging.

Question 9

Q. Can I resume daily activities right after the treatment?

Accepted Answer

UltraClear laser has minimal downtime, allowing most patients to wash their face and apply makeup from the next day. (For 3DMIRACLE mode) However, sun protection and moisturizing are essential.

Question 10

Q. Are there any side effects?

Accepted Answer

Most laser treatments are safe, but temporary redness, stinging, or swelling may occur depending on individual skin condition and lifestyle. Please follow your dermatologist's instructions after treatment.

Question 11

Q. How many sessions are recommended?

Accepted Answer

It varies depending on skin condition and goals, but 3-5 sessions are generally recommended. Recovery cycles may differ by mode.

Question 12

Q. What is the difference between solar lentigo and seborrheic keratosis?

Accepted Answer

Solar lentigo is a flat, smooth pigmented lesion, while seborrheic keratosis is slightly raised with a rough texture. Seborrheic keratosis involves epidermal overgrowth and is removed by shaving like a mole, whereas solar lentigo is treated by targeting the pigment with laser.

Question 13

Q. Will destroying sebaceous glands dry out my skin?

Accepted Answer

The face has tens of thousands of pores, so treating a few hundred sebaceous glands will not cause dryness. Treatment can actually achieve pore reduction and scar improvement benefits.

Question 14

Q. Why does shingles cause pain?

Accepted Answer

The virus attacks nerves, causing pain. Even after skin lesions heal, damaged nerve cells can leave scarring, leading to persistent postherpetic neuralgia.

Question 15

Q. Which areas are most effective for treatment?

Accepted Answer

It is recommended to apply evenly across the entire face. It is especially effective for the eye area, under-eyes, and neck wrinkles, and is great for recovering damaged skin.

Question 16

Q. How many sessions do I need and how often?

Accepted Answer

One session lasts about 6 months. Results may vary by individual, and treatment intervals can be adjusted accordingly.

Question 17

Q. Can anyone receive vitiligo treatment?

Accepted Answer

Skin grafting is only possible when vitiligo is no longer spreading. Treatment is not performed on patients with active vitiligo as wounds may trigger new patches.

Question 18

Q. What does increasing skin density specifically mean?

Accepted Answer

Increasing skin density means making the collagen and elastin fiber network in the dermis denser and firmer. This improves overall skin elasticity, thickness, and firmness, and can help reduce sagging and wrinkles.

Question 19

Q. Can stubborn pigmentation be completely removed?

Accepted Answer

Results may vary depending on the degree and size of pigmentation, but it can be completely removed with multiple treatments.

Question 20

Q. Is it painful?

Accepted Answer

Topical anesthesia cream is applied before the procedure, so most patients experience only mild stinging. Pain level can be adjusted by extending anesthesia time or adjusting output.

Question 21

Q. Which thread is best among various types?

Accepted Answer

No single thread works best for all customers and facial areas. Each thread type has specific purposes, so it is important for specialists to assess skin condition and prescribe the appropriate thread.

Question 22

Q. What is the difference between contact dermatitis and allergic dermatitis?

Accepted Answer

Irritant contact dermatitis can affect anyone exposed to irritants, while allergic contact dermatitis only affects those sensitive to specific substances. Allergies tend to persist long-term, so identifying and avoiding triggers is essential.

Question 23

Q. How are corns and warts different?

Accepted Answer

Corns are keratin masses caused by repeated friction or pressure, while warts are caused by viral infection. Corns have a central core, and warts show tiny black dots which are capillaries.

Question 24

Q. What is the difference between Ulthera and Shrink?

Accepted Answer

The basic treatment principle is the same. However, Ulthera is FDA-approved and allows practitioners to see the skin layers during treatment, with slightly longer-lasting results.

Question 25

Q. What is Juvelook?

Accepted Answer

Juvelook is a new concept collagen-boosting product with P(DL)LA and HA that stimulates natural collagen production. It is a Class 4 medical device.

Question 26

Q. Why is moisturizer important?

Accepted Answer

Atopic dermatitis patients have abnormally dry skin that causes itching. Applying moisturizer frequently can restore damaged skin barrier function, improving both itching and eczema symptoms.

Question 27

Q. When will I see results?

Accepted Answer

You can expect gradual skin improvement starting 2-3 days after the procedure.

Question 28

Q. Can I get other treatments after Titanium lifting?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can receive other treatments after Titanium lifting. Combining with RF or ultrasound lifting treatments creates great synergy.

Question 29

Q. Is there any bruising or swelling?

Accepted Answer

Bruising or swelling may occur depending on the individual, but it usually disappears naturally within 1 to 2 weeks.

Question 30

Q. What are the effects of Thermage?

Accepted Answer

Thermage gradually generates collagen from right after treatment, helping improve wrinkles and keeping skin healthy.

Question 31

Q. Is melasma likely to recur after treatment?

Accepted Answer

Although melasma and blemishes are difficult to treat, they do not necessarily recur. Rather than expecting quick results, consistent treatment with a program suited to your skin helps maintain long-lasting effects.

Question 32

Q. How painful is Botox treatment?

Accepted Answer

Very fine needles are used, so there is minimal pain. Most patients feel only a slight pinch, and the procedure takes only 10-15 minutes.

Question 33

Q. What is the treatment interval for tattoo removal?

Accepted Answer

Treatments are typically done monthly initially, with even small tattoos requiring about 5 sessions minimum. Larger tattoos may require more treatments.

Question 34

Q. Do all burns leave scars?

Accepted Answer

First-degree burns (redness only) heal within about a week without scarring. Even second-degree burns with blisters can minimize scarring with early treatment.

Question 35

Q. Are there any precautions before treatment?

Accepted Answer

Treatment may be difficult if you have sunburn from excessive UV exposure. If you have had other procedures, we recommend waiting at least 4 weeks.

Question 36

Q. How many sessions are needed for semi-permanent results?

Accepted Answer

5+ sessions at 4-6 week intervals for 60-70% reduction, 10 sessions for 80-90% semi-permanent results.

Question 37

Q. How often should I get treatment?

Accepted Answer

While it varies by patient condition, most cases show satisfactory results after 1-2 treatments.

Question 38

Q. Can whitening creams treat Ota nevus?

Accepted Answer

Since Ota nevus has melanin cells spread deep in the dermis, whitening creams only provide temporary fading effects and cannot treat the condition.

Question 39

Q. Does using multiple lasers burden the skin or make it sensitive?

Accepted Answer

Excessive procedures can burden the skin and cause new problems. However, using appropriate equipment tailored to the skin type and soothing the skin through post-procedure care can reduce the burden.

Question 40

Q. Will moles come back after removal?

Accepted Answer

If mole cells are completely removed, they will not recur in the same spot. However, deep-rooted moles may require 2-3 sessions for complete removal. Treating in multiple sessions is safer as going too deep at once can cause scarring.

Question 41

Q. Can acne be treated with just one laser?

Accepted Answer

Acne presents in various forms. For severe cases, single laser treatment has limitations in reducing recurrence and relieving symptoms. We provide comprehensive treatment plans from acne management based on progression rate.

Question 42

Q. Should I pop a burn blister?

Accepted Answer

It is not always necessary, but if the blister is too large or painful, it is better to have it removed at a clinic. Popping it at home risks infection.

Question 43

Q. Can it be combined with other lifting treatments, fillers, or Botox?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Since Density lifting focuses on strengthening skin density and structural stability, combining it with fillers, Botox, or skin boosters can provide comprehensive skin improvement including volume, wrinkle, and texture enhancement.

Question 44

Q. How to distinguish from cold symptoms?

Accepted Answer

If symptoms appear only along a specific nerve pathway, or if you feel abnormal sensations from light touch, shingles should be suspected.

Question 45

Q. When should I get it before an important event for best results?

Accepted Answer

Your skin may actually feel dry for about a week after treatment. The effects are best from 2 weeks onward, so plan your treatment timing accordingly.

Question 46

Q. What are the post-surgery precautions for vitiligo?

Accepted Answer

The graft site settles after at least 3 days and is secure after one week. Avoid sweating, exercise is allowed after 3 days, and abstain from alcohol for 7 days.

Question 47

Q. Can it recur after treatment?

Accepted Answer

Although rare, there is a possibility of recurrence, so thorough sun protection is necessary after treatment, and additional treatment may be required.

Question 48

Q. Will one session be enough?

Accepted Answer

Usually 1-3 sessions can achieve satisfactory improvement, though this may vary depending on the depth and number of lesions.

Question 49

Q. Are there side effects after thread lifting?

Accepted Answer

Side effects are rare when performed by specialists. Temporary bruising or swelling may occur depending on individual differences, but these naturally resolve.

Question 50

Q. Why do I keep getting eczema on my hands?

Accepted Answer

Frequent exposure to water or detergents can cause hand eczema (housewife eczema). Wearing cotton gloves under rubber gloves, applying moisturizer regularly, and treating early can prevent worsening.

Question 51

Q. Can warts spread to other areas?

Accepted Answer

Yes, warts are viral and can spread to other body parts or other people. Avoid touching or picking at them and seek early treatment.

Question 52

Q. How many sessions are needed?

Accepted Answer

It varies by individual fat volume and lifestyle, but typically 3-6 sessions at 2-3 week intervals are recommended.

Question 53

Q. Which areas can be treated with Ulthera?

Accepted Answer

Treatment is available for the forehead, eye area, double chin, sagging cheeks, jawline, and neck wrinkles.

Question 54

Q. What is P(DL)LA?

Accepted Answer

P(DL)LA is a polymer derived from lactic acid extracted from natural sources like corn and sugarcane. It is FDA-approved and fully absorbed by the body after use.

Question 55

Q. What is the ideal bathing method?

Accepted Answer

Bathe once a day in lukewarm water (35-37°C) for no more than 20 minutes. Use neutral or mildly acidic soap and avoid scrubbing towels. Apply moisturizer within 3 minutes after bathing.

Question 56

Q. What about recovery and aftercare?

Accepted Answer

With minimal pain, redness, and swelling, you can return to daily activities quickly without special care.

Question 57

Q. How much pain is there during the procedure?

Accepted Answer

Pain is minimized through anesthetic cream application and the device's cooling function. The quick delivery of SHR mode reduces discomfort with shorter treatment time.

Question 58

Q. How long does it last?

Accepted Answer

It varies depending on the product used and individual skin conditions, but generally lasts from 6 months to 1 year.

Question 59

Q. How long does the procedure take?

Accepted Answer

Facial treatment takes about 30 minutes to 1 hour as no separate anesthesia is required. Larger areas may take longer depending on the scope.

Question 60

Q. Are the side effects of pigment treatment severe?

Accepted Answer

Pigment lasers selectively destroy only melanin tissue in the skin without damaging other tissues, so side effects such as hyperpigmentation and redness rarely occur.

Question 61

Q. Is it harder to remove older tattoos?

Accepted Answer

Older tattoos migrate to deeper dermal layers, becoming blurry or grayish. While more challenging than clear black tattoos, removal is still possible.

Question 62

Q. Will it affect my daily life?

Accepted Answer

You may experience redness on the day of treatment, but it usually fades by the next day, allowing you to quickly return to daily activities.

Question 63

Q. Can I use hair removal cream instead of shaving?

Accepted Answer

Only shaving is allowed. Hair removal cream dissolves roots, leaving no pigment for laser to target.

Question 64

Q. How painful is it?

Accepted Answer

You may feel a cool sensation when the handpiece touches your skin due to the cooling effect. Anesthesia is generally not needed as pain is minimal, though sensitive patients may use topical numbing cream before treatment.

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