Skin
Skin Toning
This treatment involves step-by-step management of pigmentary disorders using a variety of pigment-targeting lasers.
- Anesthesia
- Mostly unnecessary; to be provided during consultation
- Downtime
- Almost none
- Treatment time
- Approximately 10–20 minutes
Overview
Skin toning is a procedure that uses pigment-treating lasers of various wavelengths to manage pigmentation disorders—such as melasma, freckles, and hyperpigmentation—in a step-by-step process. Treatment is customized on a one-on-one basis to address pigmentation not only on the skin’s surface but also in its deeper layers, taking into account skin type as well as the cause and nature of the pigmentation.
Features
POINT 01 — Treating a wide range of pigmentary disorders
The key is to treat not only the skin’s surface but also pigmentation disorders found deep within the skin.
POINT 02 — 1:1 Personalized Treatment
Rather than offering a one-size-fits-all treatment, we create personalized 1-on-1 plans tailored to your skin type and the cause and appearance of pigmentation.
POINT 03 — Extensive experience and expertise in treatments
Our approach is based on our extensive range of pigment-removal lasers and our medical staff’s procedural expertise.
Methods
01 — Melasma
It is caused by excessive production of melanin and primarily affects women in their 20s and 30s and older; it often appears around the eyes, on the cheekbones, at the temples, and along the jawline.
02 — Blemishes
This is a pigmentary disorder that occurs after prolonged sun exposure, dermatitis, or folliculitis. It is caused by melanin pigment migrating into the dermis or being produced in excess following an inflammatory reaction.
03 — Hyperpigmentation
Uneven distribution of melanin pigment causes mottled brown spots, which vary in color and shape.
04 — Borderline nevus
This condition occurs when melanocytes cluster at the junction between the dermis and the epidermis, appearing as spots ranging from 1 to 5 mm in size and varying in color from light brown to black.
05 — Complex Nevus
A condition in which cells form clusters at the junction between the epidermis and dermis; the surface may appear smooth or wart-like, and may sometimes be hairy.
06 — Intradermal Nevus
These lesions are characterized by the fact that all of their cells are located deep within the dermis; they are raised, hemispherical in shape, and vary in color from skin-toned to black.
Products and equipment
Excel V Plus
Reblight SI
PicoSure
MaxG
Clarity
Fotona
Enlighten Pico
Lavieen
CO2 Laser
IPL
Apple
Lucas
Questions and answers
How many sessions will I need?
The number of sessions required varies depending on the type and depth of pigmentation, as well as your skin condition; we will provide guidance during your consultation.
Can I wash my face and apply makeup immediately after the procedure?
Since this varies depending on the type of laser and your skin’s reaction, please follow the aftercare instructions provided after your procedure.
Can pigmentation return?
Recurrence may occur depending on lifestyle factors such as UV exposure, and results may vary from person to person. We will provide guidance on aftercare during your consultation.