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Q&A
How should acne and redness be managed?
Should acne be treated with laser first?
Not necessarily. Basic care — removing dead skin and impurities, extraction by experienced staff and calming care — can improve acne considerably, and lasers are added when marks remain.
How are acne marks and scars treated?
Red or brown marks are evened out with pigment and vascular lasers, while depressed scars are treated with regenerative lasers to stimulate collagen. Marks and scars have different causes, so each gets its own method.
Why does redness occur?
Redness appears repeatedly from overlapping hormones, sebum imbalance and dilated skin vessels, and worsens when the skin barrier is weak. That is why barrier repair must accompany vessel treatment to reduce recurrence.
Which devices are used for redness?
Accento N laser constricts dilated capillaries to ease redness, and Rejuran Healer restores the damaged skin barrier. Between laser and injection treatments, medical skincare calms sensitive skin.
How often should I be treated?
For acne and redness, consistency matters more than volume. Sessions are scheduled a few weeks apart depending on your skin and adjusted as it improves.
How should I care for my skin at home?
Avoid harsh exfoliation and squeezing with your hands, and use gentle cleansers and moisturizers. Hot saunas, alcohol and spicy food can worsen redness, so we recommend reducing them.
Why shouldn't I squeeze acne at home?
Forcing it with your fingers deepens inflammation and easily leaves scars or pigmentation. Extraction by experienced staff with sterilized tools reduces skin damage.
The number of sessions, duration of results and recovery time vary depending on individual skin condition. Details will be explained after consultation.
