Pigmentation / Redness

What is
Melasma & Blemishes?

Melasma refers to irregular hyperpigmentation
appearing as brown or gray patches of varying sizes.
Chiefly developing on the face, it is commonly
triggered by factors such as UV exposure,
pregnancy, oral contraceptives, or medications.

Blemishes, a non-medical term, encompass
a diverse range of complex pigmented lesions.
As melanin depth varies by color intensity, we select
the optimal laser wavelength to deliver highly
customized, tailored treatments for each individual.

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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.

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What is Redness?

Facial flushing, in a medical sense,
refers to a condition where the face turns red
more easily and severely than others,
and the redness lasts longer.

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