Is it okay to get laser treatment for acne pigmentation?

Acne pigmentation laser........

Please, I just want to stop trying to find out now.

 

I know it's bothersome, but I have to undergo laser treatment for acne pigmentation.

I have been diligently receiving it all along.

 

But the dermatology clinic I go to is also a factory-style one.

I was a bit worried, but as expected, the effect is minimal...

I'm now trying to receive it from another place.

 

I don't know where a good place is, so I'm just 고민ing about laser treatment for acne scars and pigmentation...

I'm looking at the Cashdoc event as well, but there are so many differences.

I just wanted to check once if the place I chose is a good one... I'm jotting this down.

 

Let me know anytime if you find a good place... haha

 

 

Mikey Clinic has the Eton Laser for acne pigmentation.

 

It is a laser that helps treat epidermal pigmentation such as blemishes and freckles.

 

First of all, the part I liked the most was the price... haha

99,000 won for three sessions, including VAT...?

 

This is 33,000 won per session...?

I thought it was a pretty good price than I expected!

 

https://hospitalevent.cashdoc.me/eventdetail/1199

 

 

 

What do you think about choosing the Eiton laser for acne pigmentation treatment with laser?

It is said that pain relief can be achieved without skin damage, and energy can be effectively and stably investigated.

 

Of course, acne pigmentation laser treatments don't work all at once.

They say you need to receive it consistently for at least 3-4 months!

 

If you're stressed about acne scars, it is recommended to try Aton laser.

I need to check it once first!

 

 

I was only looking into laser treatments for acne pigmentation, but

First of all, to fundamentally care for acne, it's essential to control oil production!

 

There is the NeoBeam laser for sebum regulation!

Is the oil control laser more expensive than the acne pigmentation laser...?

 

It seems I was the only one unaware of this fact... haha

If it's 90,000 won excluding VAT for one session... 100,000 won... wow.

 

NeoVim can examine the sebaceous glands to help reduce the cause of acne.

 

https://hospitalevent.cashdoc.me/eventdetail/1389

 

 

It is possible to treat various types of acne, including millet-sized acne, inflammatory acne, stubborn acne, and recurrent acne.

 

If you can receive acne care without taking acne medication

There is really no good point about that.

 

Sebum regulation laser and acne pigmentation laser

I think it would be good if we receive it evenly together!!!