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PicoCare 1064nm laser toning for acne at Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong
Acne Laser · Myeongdong 6F

Acne Laser in Myeongdong, Seoul

Co-director-led acne laser protocol combining PicoCare 1064 nm low-fluence laser toning (Wontech picosecond) for active inflammatory acne and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, with adjunct CO2 fractional resurfacing for atrophic scars — personally performed by Dr. Lee Wonjin or Dr. Lee Kangin at Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong.

1064
nm wavelength
5-8
Sessions typical
0-1d
Social downtime
Quick Answer

What is Acne Laser at Kind Global Clinic?

Acne Laser at Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong is PicoCare 1064 nm low-fluence laser toning for active inflammatory acne and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, with optional CO2 fractional resurfacing for atrophic acne scars — performed personally by co-directors Dr. Lee Wonjin or Dr. Lee Kangin.

Acne Laser combines two distinct laser mechanisms for the two clinical problems acne patients face: active inflammatory papules and pustules, and the residual post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) and atrophic scarring those lesions leave behind. The active-acne and PIH pillar uses Wontech PicoCare picosecond Nd:YAG at 1064 nm in low-fluence toning mode (2 to 3 mJ/cm², 5 to 10 mm spot, 5 to 10 Hz repetition). The picosecond pulse duration shatters dermal melanin photo-acoustically and reduces sebaceous gland activity through subclinical thermal stimulation, producing measurable lesion-count reduction within 4 to 6 weeks and PIH lightening from week 3 onward in Fitzpatrick III to V skin.

The atrophic-scar pillar uses CO2 fractional resurfacing at 10,600 nm, which ablates micro-columns of dermal tissue and triggers collagen remodeling around each treated point. This is the same modality used in the Kind Acne Scar Fractional Laser page; the difference here is sequencing — CO2 fractional is added only after active inflammation has been brought under control, usually at month 3 to 4 of the toning series. Both co-directors personally operate every laser handpiece. Wavelength, fluence, spot size, pulse count, and pulse density are recorded on each patient's chart at the time of treatment, and the genuine Wontech tip can be inspected on request before the first pulse is delivered.

Who is this for?

Who is Acne Laser for?

For

  • Patients with active inflammatory acne (papules, pustules, comedones) seeking adjunct laser to topical or oral therapy
  • Patients with post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) following resolved acne, in Fitzpatrick III to V skin
  • Patients with atrophic ice-pick, boxcar or rolling acne scars after active acne is controlled
  • Patients in their late teens to mid-40s with persistent adult acne refractory to topical retinoids alone

Not for

  • Pregnancy or breastfeeding (relative contraindication, defer until after weaning)
  • Active herpes outbreak, bacterial infection or open wound in treatment area
  • Recent (under 4 weeks) tanning bed exposure or sunburn in treatment area
  • Oral isotretinoin within the past 6 months (CO2 fractional contraindicated; toning may be acceptable with co-director clearance)
  • Photosensitizing medication (St. John's Wort, certain antibiotics) — consult co-director
How it works

How Acne Laser works — your visit, step by step

  1. 1

    Co-Director Consultation 15-20 min

    Dr. Lee Wonjin or Dr. Lee Kangin personally assesses GAGS (Global Acne Grading Scale) score, lesion mix (comedone vs papule vs cyst), PIH burden, Fitzpatrick skin type and scar pattern. Wavelength selection (1064 nm toning vs adjunct CO2), fluence, spot size and session count (typically 5 to 8 toning sessions every 2 weeks, with optional 1 to 3 CO2 fractional sessions starting at month 3) are determined per individual.

  2. 2

    Cleanse + Photographic Mapping 10 min

    Treatment zones are double-cleansed and dried; standardized clinical photos are taken at 5 to 7 angles to track lesion count, PIH density and scar topography. The unopened sealed Wontech PicoCare tip with visible serial number can be shown on request before activation.

  3. 3

    PicoCare 1064 nm Laser Toning Delivery 15-20 min

    Co-director delivers PicoCare 1064 nm low-fluence picosecond pulses at 2 to 3 mJ/cm² with 5 to 10 mm spot at 5 to 10 Hz across the full face in 6 to 8 passes (1,200 to 2,000 pulses total). Cooled-air assist runs throughout. Most patients describe the sensation as light warm tingles — most rate it at 1 to 2 out of 10. No topical anesthesia required.

  4. 4

    Optional CO2 Fractional Pass (Scar Phase Only) 0-15 min

    Once active inflammation is controlled (typically month 3 onward), co-director may add a CO2 fractional pass at 25 to 40 mJ per spot with 5 to 10 percent density for atrophic scars. This is layered only on scar zones, not the full face, and only when topical and oral acne therapy has reduced active lesion count by 70 percent or more. CO2 day downtime is 5 to 7 days of peeling and pinkness.

  5. 5

    Cooling + Aftercare Brief 10 min

    Cooling mask, LED red-light session (660 nm anti-inflammatory) and co-director-led aftercare brief (SPF 50+ mandatory, no makeup 6-12 hours after toning or 5 days after CO2, no actives 3 to 5 days, avoid heat). LINE / WhatsApp / WeChat contact provided for any post-treatment questions and next-session scheduling.

What to expect

Acne Laser — week-by-week expectations

Day 0Mild flushing 2-6 hours after toning; transient pinkness clears overnight; no peeling; light makeup fine the next morning
Week 2Active lesion count decline visible; pustules drying faster; PIH spots begin to lighten in Fitzpatrick III-IV
Week 4-6Measurable lesion-count reduction (30-50 percent on standardized photos); PIH lightening clearly visible; co-director adjusts session interval if needed
Month 3Inflammation under control; CO2 fractional scar phase optionally added; series approaches 70-80 percent lesion clearance
Month 6+Maintenance toning every 4-8 weeks recommended for relapse-prone Fitzpatrick III-V skin; included co-director follow-up
Comparison

Acne Laser vs other acne and laser platforms at Kind Global

CriteriaAcne Laser (PicoCare 1064 + CO2)Active Acne TreatmentAcne Scar Fractional LaserAcne Treatment Combination
MechanismPicosecond 1064 nm toning + ablative CO2 fractionalLED 660 / 405 nm + chemical peel + topical regimenCO2 fractional 10,600 nm onlyHydraFacial + low-fluence laser + topical / oral
Primary targetActive inflammatory acne + PIH + early scarActive inflammatory acne, mild-to-moderateAtrophic ice-pick / boxcar / rolling scarsMixed-severity acne with comedone load
Pain (1-10)1-2 toning / 4-6 CO2 with topical1-2 LED / 2-3 peel5-7 with topical1-3 HydraFacial / 1-2 toning
Sessions5-8 toning every 2 wk + 1-3 CO2 monthly (scar phase)6-10 sessions every 2 wk3-5 sessions every 4-6 wk3-6 month protocol cycles
Downtime0-1 day toning / 5-7 days CO2 peeling0-2 days post-peel flake5-7 days peeling and pinkness0-1 day per session
PIH risk Fitz IV-VLow (low-fluence toning is PIH-safe)Low (LED + low-percent peel)Moderate without low-density settingsLow (HydraFacial + low-fluence)
Cost per cycleKRW 0.4-1.5M (depends on tier)KRW 1.0-2.3MKRW 0.5-1.5MKRW 1.4-2.6M

Selection depends on the dominant acne phase (active inflammatory vs PIH vs scar), Fitzpatrick skin type and treatment goal. Patients with active inflammation plus heavy PIH benefit most from Acne Laser because the picosecond toning addresses both at once. Patients whose primary concern is residual scarring after acne resolves are better served by Acne Scar Fractional Laser. Severe nodulocystic acne with imminent scar risk may need oral isotretinoin first — your co-director will tell you honestly if laser is appropriate at consultation.

Pricing

Acne Laser — transparent published pricing

PicoCare 1064 nm Laser Toning — Single Session

₩159,000 ₩190,000
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    PicoCare Laser Toning — 5-Session Series

    ₩439,000 ₩526,000
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      PicoCare Laser Toning — 10-Session Series

      ₩549,000 ₩933,000
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        CO2 Fractional Scar Pass — 40 points

        ₩159,000 ₩190,000
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          CO2 Fractional Scar Pass — Full-Face

          ₩499,000 ₩598,000
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            Same KRW price for international and Korean patients. Final price confirmed in-clinic after co-director assesses acne severity, PIH burden and scar pattern. Wontech PicoCare tip serial, fluence, spot size and pulse count recorded on patient chart.

            Your doctors

            Performed personally by our co-directors

            Dr. Lee Wonjin, Co-Director of Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong

            Dr. Lee Wonjin

            Co-Director · Aesthetic Medicine
            License: 143124
            Daegu Catholic University College of Medicine (graduated 2022)
            "Same physician from consultation through follow-up — there is no nurse delegation, no junior-doctor rotation. Cartridge serial and line counts are recorded on every patient's chart."
            Dr. Lee Kangin, Co-Director of Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong

            Dr. Lee Kangin

            Co-Director · Aesthetic Medicine
            License: 141247
            Medical School (verified, school name pending clinic confirmation)
            "Patient-tailored treatment over volume. Each treatment plan is matched to facial structure, fat-pad position, and prior treatment history — not to a standard protocol."

            Medically reviewed by Dr. Lee Wonjin, Kind Global Clinic.

            Evidence

            Evidence base for picosecond laser toning and CO2 fractional in acne and PIH

            1. Low-fluence 1064-nm Q-switched Nd:YAG laser toning for post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation in Asian skin
              Dermatologic Surgery (2017) — DOI: 10.1097/DSS.0000000000001025

              Korean cohort study (n=86) of low-fluence 1064 nm toning every 2 weeks for 6 sessions in Fitzpatrick III to IV skin documented 41 percent mean melanin-index reduction with no clinically significant adverse events and 0 cases of paradoxical PIH.

            2. Picosecond 1064-nm laser for acne and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation: a prospective split-face trial
              Journal of Cosmetic and Laser Therapy (2020) — DOI: 10.1080/14764172.2020.1718157

              Split-face trial (n=24) comparing picosecond 1064 nm low-fluence toning versus nanosecond Q-switched Nd:YAG found the picosecond arm produced faster PIH clearance (mean week 4 versus week 7) with lower transient erythema rates.

            3. Fractional ablative carbon dioxide laser resurfacing for atrophic acne scars in Korean patients
              Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (2018) — DOI: 10.1007/s00266-017-1058-x

              Single-center Korean prospective cohort (n=58) of fractional CO2 at 25 to 40 mJ per spot over 3 sessions documented 55 to 70 percent scar-depth improvement on standardized photogrammetry with 5 to 7 day social downtime and low PIH rate when treatment density was kept below 12 percent.

            Recovery

            Recovery and aftercare — what to plan for

            WhenWhatDoDon't
            Day 0 (toning day)Mild pinkness 2-6 hours · No peeling · Light flushing settles overnightCool compress · SPF 50+ · Bland skincare · HydrateHeavy makeup 6-12 hours · Hot shower 24 hours · Sauna · Alcohol
            Day 1-3 (after toning)Possible transient PIH-darkening then early lightening · Skin feels smootherGentle cleanser · Continue SPF 50+ · Resume light makeupRetinoids · Acids (AHA / BHA) · Scrubs · Picking lesions
            Day 0-7 (CO2 fractional pass)Pinkness day 1-3 · Peeling day 3-7 · Possible pinpoint micro-crusts · No social downtime after day 7Bland balm · Mineral SPF 50+ · Sleep elevated · Hydrate · Avoid heatDirect UV · Tanning · Hot showers / sauna / hot yoga · Picking crusts · Active skincare
            Week 2-4PIH lightening visible · Lesion count declining · Surface smootherContinue SPF 50+ · Resume bland skincare · Schedule next sessionSkip SPF — UV exposure undoes pigment progress quickly
            Frequently asked

            Acne Laser at Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong — frequently asked

            Who performs Acne Laser at Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong?
            Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong's Acne Laser is performed personally by 2 licensed Korean co-directors — Dr. Lee Wonjin (KR Medical License 143124, Daegu Catholic University College of Medicine, 2022) or Dr. Lee Kangin (KR Medical License 141247) — with 15-20 minute consultation, zero nurse delegation and same-physician continuity from consultation through month-6 follow-up. Wavelength, fluence, spot size and pulse count are recorded on each patient's chart at the time of treatment. Both co-directors personally select wavelength and fluence based on individual GAGS score, Fitzpatrick skin type, PIH burden and scar pattern. The co-director who consults you is the same physician who operates the PicoCare handpiece and any CO2 fractional add-on — there is no junior-doctor rotation or third-party technician involvement, which matters for acne laser because low-fluence calibration must be matched to Fitzpatrick III to V skin to avoid paradoxical PIH. Patients may request either co-director when booking.
            How much does Acne Laser cost in Myeongdong Seoul 2026?
            Acne Laser at Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong starts at KRW 159,000 (approx. USD 114) per session for PicoCare 1064 nm toning at the event tier, scaling to KRW 549,000 (approx. USD 393) for a 10-session toning series. Korea pricing runs 50 to 70 percent less than United States (USD 350 to 600 per session) and 40 to 50 percent less than Japan for equivalent picosecond protocols. Standard event pricing: single toning session KRW 159,000 (approx. USD 114) · 5-session series KRW 439,000 (approx. USD 314) · 10-session series KRW 549,000 (approx. USD 393) · CO2 fractional 40-point scar pass KRW 159,000 (approx. USD 114) · CO2 full-face KRW 499,000 (approx. USD 357). Same KRW price applies to international and Korean patients with no surcharge. Final wavelength and fluence confirmed at consultation.
            Are there hidden fees for Acne Laser at Kind Global Myeongdong?
            There are no hidden fees at Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong for Acne Laser. The published event price includes co-director consultation, photographic mapping, the laser session itself, cooled-air assist, LED red-light cooling pass and the aftercare brief. Optional add-ons (intralesional triamcinolone for breakthrough cysts at KRW 60,000, prescription topical at the in-clinic pharmacy, oral doxycycline or isotretinoin under physician supervision) are itemized separately at the consultation before any treatment is delivered. Same KRW price applies to international and Korean patients with no foreigner surcharge and no consultation fee for first-time international visitors. Korean clinics like Kind Global Myeongdong consistently publish less than United States and Japan equivalents because Korea's competitive Myeongdong density keeps prices structurally lower.
            Acne Laser vs Active Acne Treatment — which fits my acne pattern?
            Both treat active acne but use different in-clinic modalities.
            CriteriaAcne Laser (PicoCare 1064)Active Acne Treatment
            MechanismPicosecond 1064 nm toningLED 660 / 405 nm + chemical peel
            Indicated forActive acne + heavy PIHActive inflammatory acne, milder
            Sessions5-8 every 2 wk6-10 every 2 wk
            Pain (1-10)1-21-3
            Downtime0-1 day0-2 days flake
            Acne Laser is well suited for patients in Fitzpatrick III to V skin where PIH is a major component or where prior topical regimens have not controlled lesion count. Active Acne Treatment is well suited for inflammatory-dominant acne without heavy PIH where LED plus peel sequences are appropriate. Many patients sequence both — LED + peel first 6 weeks, then add PicoCare toning for PIH cleanup.
            Can I combine Acne Laser with CO2 Fractional for scars?
            Yes — combination Acne Laser plus CO2 fractional is the standard Kind Global Myeongdong scar pathway.
            PhaseToolGoalTiming
            1 · ActivePicoCare 1064 nm toningReduce active lesions + PIHWeek 0-12, biweekly
            2 · BridgeToning + topical retinoidStabilize, prevent new lesionsMonth 3-4
            3 · ScarCO2 fractional 25-40 mJAtrophic scar remodelingMonth 4 onward
            CO2 fractional is layered only after active inflammation has been reduced by 70 percent or more — ablative resurfacing on actively inflamed skin increases PIH risk. The Kind Acne Scar Fractional Laser page covers the scar-only pathway in detail. Co-director sequences the phases at consultation based on your scar pattern.
            Why choose a Myeongdong boutique clinic over a chain for Acne Laser?
            CriteriaBoutique (Kind Global)Myeongdong Station Franchise
            Consultation15-20 min co-director, GAGS + PIH grading3-5 min, often technician triage
            Laser operatorCo-director throughoutNurse or junior may operate
            PIH risk Fitz IV-VLow (fluence titrated)Variable (template settings)
            Same KRW for internationalYesVariable
            Chart serial + fluenceRecordedUsually not
            Boutique clinics like Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong assign one co-director to each patient for the full series, which matters for acne laser because fluence calibration must match individual Fitzpatrick skin type and PIH risk. Korean Myeongdong Station Franchise clinics offer lower walk-in prices but often delegate the laser handpiece to nursing staff. Cheongdam Premium tier matches boutique service but at 2 to 3 times the price. Kind Global publishes the same KRW price for international and Korean patients with no surcharge.
            What is acne laser used for at Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong?
            Acne Laser at Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong is used for two clinical problems: active inflammatory acne (papules, pustules, comedones) and the residual post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) plus atrophic scars those lesions leave behind. The active-acne pillar uses PicoCare 1064 nm low-fluence picosecond toning to reduce sebaceous activity and clear PIH photo-acoustically. The scar pillar uses CO2 fractional resurfacing once inflammation is controlled. Acne Laser does not replace oral isotretinoin for severe nodulocystic acne — your co-director will tell you honestly if laser is the right tool. Korean clinical experience with low-fluence 1064 nm toning in Asian Fitzpatrick III to V skin (Korean J Dermatol cohorts) supports its PIH-safe profile compared with older nanosecond Q-switched lasers.
            How painful is Acne Laser at Kind Global Myeongdong?
            Most patients rate PicoCare 1064 nm low-fluence toning at 1 to 2 out of 10 at Kind Global Myeongdong — light warm tingles, no topical anesthesia required. Cooled-air assist runs throughout the session. By contrast, the optional CO2 fractional scar pass sits at 4 to 6 out of 10 with 20 to 25 minutes of topical lidocaine pre-treatment. By comparison, CO2 Fractional alone sits at 4 to 6 and Carbon Laser Peel sits at 2 to 3. Your co-director adjusts fluence and pulse density per individual tolerance, Fitzpatrick skin type and inflammation level. Nitrous-oxide-oxygen sedation (Aeronox) is available at additional cost for highly sensitive patients.
            What are the side effects of Acne Laser?
            Acne Laser using PicoCare 1064 nm low-fluence toning is well-documented as a low-risk procedure when performed by licensed physicians. Common temporary effects after toning: pinkness 2 to 6 hours, transient flushing, light skin sensitivity 24 hours and brief transient PIH-darkening days 1 to 3 followed by lightening. Rare effects include paradoxical PIH in Fitzpatrick IV to VI skin (under 2 percent in published studies with low-fluence settings, typically self-resolving within 8 to 12 weeks with strict SPF 50+ and bland skincare). After CO2 fractional, expect pinkness, peeling and micro-crusts for 5 to 7 days. Korean cohort data (Dermatologic Surgery 2017, DOI: 10.1097/DSS.0000000000001025) of low-fluence 1064 nm in Fitzpatrick III to IV skin documented 0 paradoxical PIH cases across 86 patients and 6 sessions. Contraindications include pregnancy, recent isotretinoin (under 6 months for CO2), active infection and recent tanning.
            Can I fly after Acne Laser at Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong?
            Yes — same-day flying after PicoCare 1064 nm laser toning is fine; pinkness clears within 2 to 6 hours and there is no pressure-related contraindication. If your visit includes an optional CO2 fractional scar pass, we recommend planning 5 to 7 days for the peeling phase to settle before flights involving long international segments because dry cabin air can prolong post-procedure dryness. Plan 50 to 80 minutes total in clinic for a toning visit (15-20 min consultation, 15-20 min treatment, 10 min cooling and aftercare brief). SPF 50+ is mandatory throughout your travel days and for the following 4 weeks because UV exposure can trigger rebound PIH. If you message us via WhatsApp, LINE or WeChat before your flight from Tokyo, Bangkok, Madrid, Taipei or Shanghai, we can pre-confirm your fluence and session count.
            How many days in Seoul do I need for Acne Laser?
            A single PicoCare 1064 nm toning visit requires only 1 day in Seoul (60 to 90 minutes in clinic plus travel). For a full series, plan to either return every 2 weeks (most realistic for patients in Tokyo, Shanghai, Bangkok, Taipei) or compress 3 consecutive sessions 7 days apart across a 14-day stay in Seoul. If a CO2 fractional scar pass is added, plan 7 to 10 days in Seoul for the peeling phase to fully settle before returning home. Many international patients combine 2 to 3 PicoCare toning sessions with sightseeing across a single 10-day trip because Korea is structurally 50 to 70 percent cheaper than the United States and 40 to 50 percent cheaper than Japan for equivalent picosecond protocols, so multiple Seoul trips remain cheaper than a single equivalent series in New York or Tokyo. Same KRW price applies to international and Korean patients.
            Can I do follow-up Acne Laser visits after returning home?
            Yes — Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong provides remote follow-up via LINE Official, WhatsApp Business, WeChat Official or Telegram at no additional fee. After your in-clinic Acne Laser series concludes, the co-director who treated you reviews photographs you send at 4-week and 12-week marks to assess PIH clearance and recommend maintenance interval. For patients in their home country, we provide your full treatment log (wavelength, fluence, spot size, pulse count per session and Fitzpatrick assessment) so any local dermatologist can continue maintenance with matching settings if you cannot return to Seoul. Korean clinics typically charge less than United States or Japan equivalents for maintenance toning, so many international patients return to Kind Global Myeongdong once a year for a refresher series.
            Why choose Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong for Acne Laser?
            Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong offers co-director-performed Acne Laser at Myeongdong 6F with same-physician continuity from consultation through month-6 follow-up. Both Dr. Lee Wonjin (KR Medical License 143124) and Dr. Lee Kangin (KR Medical License 141247) personally operate the Wontech PicoCare handpiece and any CO2 fractional adjunct — zero nurse delegation, zero junior-doctor rotation. PicoCare tip serial, fluence, spot size and pulse count are recorded on your patient chart and can be verified against the Wontech Korea database on request. Korean clinics in Seoul perform substantially more picosecond laser sessions per year than comparable United States or Japan clinics, which builds practical Fitzpatrick III to V calibration experience that matters for acne laser. Same KRW price applies to international and Korean patients with no foreigner surcharge.
            What makes Kind Global different for acne laser compared with other Myeongdong clinics?
            Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong differs from other Myeongdong clinics in four practical ways for acne laser. First, both co-directors personally operate every laser handpiece — no nurse delegation, no junior-doctor rotation, same physician through month-6 follow-up. Second, every PicoCare tip serial, fluence, spot size and pulse count is recorded on your chart and shown to you on request before activation; the genuine Wontech tip can be inspected. Third, the clinic publishes the same KRW price for international and Korean patients with no foreigner surcharge — Korean clinics frequently quote international patients 30 to 50 percent more, and Kind Global is structurally cheaper than United States and Japan equivalents. Fourth, the multilingual concierge (English direct from co-directors, plus Japanese, Spanish, Simplified and Traditional Chinese interpretation at no fee via HEIM Global) means the consultation conversation about GAGS, PIH risk and session count happens in your language.
            Is the PicoCare device at Kind Global Clinic genuine Wontech?
            Yes — Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong uses only the genuine Wontech-manufactured PicoCare platform sourced through the authorized Korean distributor, never refurbished, never grey-market and never third-party fill. The PicoCare device serial number is registered with Wontech Korea and routinely verified during scheduled clinic engineering check. Kind Global records the wavelength used (1064 nm for acne and PIH), spot size, fluence and pulse count delivered on your patient chart at the time of treatment. On request before treatment begins, we will show you the handpiece serial so you can verify it against the Wontech database. This transparency policy applies equally to international and Korean patients with no exceptions. Counterfeit picosecond laser tips have been documented in the Korean aesthetic market; verifying serial numbers is a direct way patients can confirm authenticity before any pulse is delivered.

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