
Hollywood Spectra
Q-switched laser option used for pigmentation, tone correction, pore support, and selected acne-scar related concerns.
Pigmentation Care
Melasma is not just a dark spot problem. It is chronic, reactive, and easy to worsen with the wrong intensity. This page is built around realistic planning, not overpromising instant clearing.

Specialist-led melasma treatment in Korea for chronic pigmentation therapy, laser options, and recurrence management by a board-certified dermatologist.
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Pigmentation pattern and triggers are reviewed first.
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The plan balances laser treatment, topical maintenance, and barrier protection.
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Treatment intensity is matched to skin sensitivity and travel plans.
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Maintenance and recurrence prevention are built into the consultation, not added later.
Pigmentation Lasers
Key lasers and devices used for melasma, freckles, and uneven tone — including Hollywood Spectra, GentleMax Pro, PicoPlus, and CO2 lasers. Treatment selection depends on pigmentation depth and skin type.

Q-switched laser option used for pigmentation, tone correction, pore support, and selected acne-scar related concerns.

Long-pulse alexandrite-based laser platform highlighted for pigment correction and broader skin-improvement use.

Picosecond laser option focused on pigment breakup, uneven tone, and selected textural concerns with precise energy delivery.

Ablative laser used for selected lesions, surface irregularities, and scar-related resurfacing when deeper correction is needed.
Yes. Good care focuses on reduction and control, not a false promise that pigmentation will never return.
No. Melasma behaves differently and often needs a different intensity and long-term plan.
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Notice: Individual results may vary depending on skin condition, treatment history, and recovery factors. All treatment plans are determined through individual consultation with a board-certified dermatologist. The information on this page is for reference only and does not constitute medical advice or guarantee specific outcomes.
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