I tried Reblight Toning.

Recently, I have been experiencing a lot of dark spots, and after much 고민, I decided that instead of going to a 유명한 but 먼 곳 (Seoul), it would be better to go nearby my house so I can get immediate feedback. So, I visited a 체인점 near my house.

Since this is my first time visiting a dermatology clinic (I already have a separate dermatologist for warts, shingles, and other conditions), I was very curious.

However, since I know the total number of skin treatments I need to undergo, I decided to try just a single session as a trial this time.

Saturday 2 PM appointment, arrived at 1:40 PM, skin infrared imaging at 2:30 PM followed by signing the consent form for the procedure, laser treatment at 2:55 PM (shot for 2-3 minutes and finished), left at 3:00 PM. Maybe because I did it with my bare face, but I found the smell of my burning flesh extremely disgusting and creepy.ㅠ

Two minutes felt like twenty minutes because it was so painful.

However, during the consultation, they said that adding more to this trial version would make it more effective, so I declined everything else and decided to try only the Revlite toning.

Hmm.. It is indeed difficult to determine with just one test.

Maybe it was just a trial version, I went straight to laser treatment on my bare face for about 2 to 3 minutes, and they just said it was over, so I was so shocked, I can't even tell youㅋ

Revlite toning doesn't require anesthesia.

 

What is Revlite Toning?

 

It works by dividing high-output energy in half and delivering it consecutively, stimulating collagen with a stable beam to treat pigmentation.

It is a pigmentation lesion treatment laser that is somewhat differentiated from existing toning lasers by offering higher output and greater stability, making it effective for improving freckles, blemishes, and skin tone.

So, no blister-like formations occur either.

They say daily life is immediately possible.

 

I realized once again that becoming prettier definitely requires an investment of time and money.

And I just found out that cosmetic procedures are subject to VAT, haha.

 

The one-time trial was so short that you can't see much of a difference before and after.

I'm so exhausted from waiting that I'm thinking about whether to continue with the treatment after some time or to give up.