Filters divide the broadband wavelengths,
which are then used for pigment and vessels.
Broadband light (BBL) covers a wide range of wavelengths, so filters can separate the target.
Shorter wavelengths are used for surface pigment and acne bacteria, longer ones for redness and dilated vessels, while a sapphire tip cools and protects the surface.
HERO mode raises the delivery speed to cover a wide area in a short time.
A procedure worth considering first for uneven skin tone.
With pigment, several gentler sessions are often safer than one strong one.
The intensity is adjusted to your skin type.
Pigment, vessels and acne have different targets, so the filter and output are set separately.
An intensity suited to your skin is set, and delivery is kept precise to only the areas that need it.
Because aftercare shapes the result, we give you a sun-protection guide as well.
※ The information above is a general guide; the actual scope and course may differ with your condition, the area and your procedure history.
Every procedure is decided after a consultation with a specialist.
The specialist checks your condition and decides the scope and the order.
The method and timing of anaesthesia are divided by area and intensity.
The specialist carries out the procedure within the planned scope.
We explain soothing care and home care, then review the change with you afterwards.
It covers a wide range of wavelengths and uses separate filters, with surface cooling working alongside.
Even for the same pigment, the settings are divided according to the target.
Surface pigment rises and fine brown marks may appear, usually settling naturally within 1–2 weeks.
It is important not to pick at them.
Melasma can react to stimulation, so we may lower the intensity or suggest another approach.
We decide after a diagnosis.
It is possible, provided sun protection is in place.
We give you a protection and aftercare guide as well.