Pigment · Brightening
Redness and blemishes, addressed in the same session
Flushing, visible capillaries beside the nose, and red post-acne marks often appear alongside surface blemishes, so both vessels and pigment need attention. At Cellin Clinic Gangnam, lesion depth is assessed first, then V-Laser's three modes are combined with non-contact or contact-cooling delivery.
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- About 15 minutes
- Return to your day
- Three tailored modes
Procedure at a glance
What redness and pigment concerns is V-Laser in Gangnam used for?
V-Laser is a combination laser with three modes based on 532nm and 1064nm long-pulse wavelengths, used to address facial redness, red marks, and surface blemishes together. It takes about 15 minutes, and daily activities can usually be resumed right after.
What this procedure can address
A focused procedure for the concern you want to change.
Three modes for redness, surface pigment, and pores in one laser
Calms redness and red marks
Targets the vessels behind easy flushing, capillaries beside the nose, and red marks left after inflammation, which may help reduce visible redness.
Clears surface blemishes
Focuses on pigment near the skin surface, such as freckles, lentigines, and faint blemishes, to help brighten the complexion.
Genesis pore care
Delivers gentle heat into the dermis to stimulate collagen regeneration, which may help with enlarged pores and fine lines.
Refines skin texture
Helps smooth uneven texture so the skin surface looks more refined under makeup.
About the procedure
When redness and blemishes appear together
The 532nm wavelength targets red marks and blemishes near the skin surface, while the 1064nm long-pulse wavelength reaches deeper dermal vessels and supports pore firmness. Rather than resurfacing the skin, V-Laser selectively addresses pigment and vessels, an approach designed to reduce the burden of downtime.
Depending on lesion depth, non-contact delivery or sapphire contact cooling is used to reduce stress on the skin. Genesis mode delivers gentle heat into the dermis to address pores and texture as well, and the modes are chosen after the distribution of redness and pigment is reviewed at consultation.
Director
Cho Ha BinDoctor-led planning
A doctor assesses suitability before a procedure is chosen.
Your skin condition, facial anatomy, previous procedures, goals, and available downtime are reviewed together during an in-person consultation.
- Former Director, Toxnfill Clinic Gangnam Branch
- M.D., Inje University College of Medicine
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The method, dosage, settings, and attending doctor may vary after consultation.
Meet the Gangnam team06 ↗Recommended for
Recommended for
- 01People whose complexion looks dull from mixed melasma, freckles, and blemishes
- 02People with thin or sensitive skin who worry about laser irritation
- 03People who have had several laser toning sessions but feel change has slowed
- 04People who want pore and texture care alongside pigment care
AFTERCARE
Aftercare essentials
A good result includes what happens after you leave the procedure room. Follow the instructions provided for your skin and treatment.
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Avoid excessive drinking, saunas, and strenuous exercise for one week after the procedure.
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Bruising, swelling, or redness may appear immediately after the procedure
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Apply moisturizer and sunscreen consistently.
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Do not use peeling procedures or exfoliating products for one week.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Find out whether your redness comes from vessels or pigment
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01It's a pigment laser, so can it help with pores and firmness too?+
V-Laser's Genesis mode delivers gentle heat into the dermis to stimulate collagen regeneration, which may help with pores and firmness. The degree of change varies with your skin condition.
02My red acne marks are quite strong. Can V-Laser help?+
V-Laser's 532nm wavelength is absorbed by hemoglobin, the source of red marks, and helps constrict dilated vessels to reduce redness. Because the mode and plan depend on the depth and extent of the marks, they are assessed at consultation first.