Red Acne Scar
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Red Acne Scar

Even stubborn red marks

Types

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Inflammatory red marks

Inflammatory red marks

Vivid red marks left by acne inflammation

Post-Acne Red Marks (PIE)

Post-Acne Red Marks (PIE)

Flat pink-red marks that remain after acne subsides, where dilated micro-capillaries from the healing process show through the skin (post-inflammatory erythema).

Persistent Red Marks

Persistent Red Marks

Red marks that persist for months without fading, where the vascular response continues due to repeated inflammation or irritation.

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Before & After

Results may vary depending on individual skin condition, number of sessions, and lifestyle. Temporary side effects such as swelling, redness, bruising, pain, or altered sensation may occur.

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Programs

Total Care Program

Systematic care tailored to you

Eliminating Acne Bacteria
Eliminating Acne BacteriaEliminates the acne bacteria that cause redness and marks.
Improving Red Marks
Improving Red MarksFades red pigmented marks caused by dilated capillaries in the dermis.
Activating Regeneration in Marked Areas
Activating Regeneration in Marked AreasPromotes regeneration of damaged skin to help marks recover.
How We Treat

Treating the root cause

A step-by-step approach that addresses the cause from multiple angles.

Extraction Care

Extraction Care

Clears the inflammatory lesions that remain, so fewer new red marks form. The aim is to settle the inflammation before it hardens into a scar.

Scaling

Scaling

Clears dead skin and sebum so the surface over the red marks is even, preparing the lesion to receive the laser energy uniformly.

Redness improvement

Redness improvement

Acts on blood vessels to improve inflammatory acne bacteria and red marks, and helps prevent depressed scars.

Skin regeneration care

Skin regeneration care

High-concentration oxygen and anions are sprayed to nourish sensitized skin and support rapid regeneration.

Research-Validated Care

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Consult first

The right treatment and exact cost are determined after a one-on-one consultation.