Intractable Pigmentation

What is
Intractable Pigmentation?

Intractable pigmentation refers to a group
of pigmented lesions that are highly challenging
to treat and frequently recur shortly after procedures.
Rather than manifesting as a single type,
two or three different pigments typically develop
in a complex, overlapping manner. If you notice
newly appearing spots, it is essential to visit
a dermatology clinic to receive a precise examination
by a board-certified dermatologist and undergo
the appropriate clinical treatment.

Why Treatment is Difficult

Various Causes
Diverse Types
Potential for Recurrence

Requires identifying various pigmentation patterns
followed by tailored customized treatments /
Demands rich clinical experience along with a profound, deep understanding of the skin

High-Level Medical Care by Two Board-Certified Dermatologists with Ph.D. Degrees

Intractable Pigmentation

Types of Diseases

Congenital Melanocytic Nevus

A congenital pigment disorder
appearing as a dark bluish-gray patch
due to the proliferation of melanin cells
within the dermal layer of the face.
Café au Lait Spot

A congenital skin spot
that is flat and light brown,
looking as if stained on the face.
Ectopic Mongolian Spot

Unlike typical Mongolian spots,
this is a bluish spot appearing
on a baby's wrist, ankle,
shoulder, arm, or leg.
Nevus of Ota

A grayish-brown or bluish spot
that typically appears
on one side of the face.
ABNOM

Grayish-brown spots appearing
as multiple bilateral lesions
on both cheekbones.
Becker's Nevus

Mostly occurring during adolescence,
it grows as a dark brown patch with age,
and in men, it is accompanied
by hair growth within the spot.

Hollywood Spectra

Microbeam Features

By delivering consistent and uniform energy
to pigmented lesions within an ultra-short period,
this advanced technology effectively treats
various pigmentation concerns with precision.

Point 01

Stable Energy Penetration

With a uniform beam profile, the potential for side effects remains low
even during repeated procedures, while versatile pulse adjustments based on depth
ensure stable energy penetration and consistent results.

Point 02

Versatile Spot Sizes

With spot sizes adjustable in 3 precise steps, stable procedures can be performed
on curved, narrow areas like the nasal bridge and sensitive eye contours,
as well as broader regions such as the cheeks and cheekbones.

Point 03

Excellent Dermal Remodeling Effects

Inducing cavitation within the dermis through instantaneous shock
allows for the stimulation of dermal remodeling effects
without causing any damage to the epidermis.

Clarity II

Dual Wavelength Features

As a new-generation system succeeding
the original Clarity series, it allows for
a flexible selection of options to ensure
a highly convenient and effective clinical approach.