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V-Laser 595nm pulsed-dye device at Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong for broken capillaries treatment
V-Laser 595nm · Broken Capillaries · Myeongdong 6F

Broken Capillaries Laser Myeongdong, Seoul, Korea — 2026

V-Laser (Wontech 595nm pulsed-dye laser) at Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong costs ₩79,000 (≈ $56) per session, 60-70% less than comparable US/Japan vascular laser pricing. Co-directors Dr. Lee Wonjin (License 143124) or Dr. Lee Kangin (License 141247) perform every session personally — zero nurse delegation.

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What is broken capillaries laser treatment at Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong?

₩79,000 (≈ $56) broken capillaries laser at Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong uses V-Laser — Wontech's 595nm pulsed-dye laser — to selectively target oxyhemoglobin in superficial facial vessels, collapsing dilated capillaries in 1-3 sessions without damaging surrounding skin, personally performed by co-directors Dr. Lee Wonjin or Dr. Lee Kangin.

Broken capillaries (telangiectasia) on the nose, cheeks, and chin are among the most frequent concerns among medical tourists visiting Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong. The V-Laser by Wontech (Korea) delivers 595nm pulsed-dye energy — the peak absorption wavelength for oxyhemoglobin — selectively heating and collapsing the vessel wall through selective photothermolysis without damaging surrounding epidermis or dermis. Each pulse delivers 3-8 J/cm² over a 1.5-3ms pulse duration, with the 595nm wavelength absorbed 2-3× more by oxyhemoglobin than by melanin, which is key for safe treatment of Asian skin types III-IV common among Korean and East Asian patients.

At Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong, co-directors Dr. Lee Wonjin (KR Medical License 143124, Daegu Catholic University College of Medicine, 2022) or Dr. Lee Kangin (KR Medical License 141247) personally operate the V-Laser handpiece, assess vessel diameter and depth, adjust pulse duration and fluence per patient skin type, and document each treatment parameter on the patient chart. There is no nurse delegation and no junior-doctor rotation — the same co-director who consults you treats you and reviews the 4-week follow-up photograph.

Note: Kind Global Clinic uses the Wontech V-Laser platform. This is a separate device from the Candela V-Beam (pulsed-dye 595nm made by Candela Corp, USA) — both use 595nm pulsed-dye technology but are manufactured by different companies. Kind Global Clinic's V-Laser is the Wontech (Korea) version. Clinical outcomes for superficial telangiectasia clearance with 595nm pulsed-dye at comparable fluence settings are equivalent per Korean Dermatology Association clinical data.

BEFORE · AFTER

Before & After

V-Laser Vascular — Before/After, Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong

V-Laser Vascular

Treatment series · Kind Global · Myeongdong

All photos are actual patient cases treated at Kind Global Clinic (Myeongdong), taken under identical lighting, angle, and camera conditions, and published with patient consent. Individual results may vary; redness, swelling, or temporary pigmentation change can occur — consult your physician.

How it works

Broken capillaries laser at Kind Global Clinic — your visit, step by step

  1. 1

    Co-Director Consultation (15-20 min) 15-20 min

    Dr. Lee Wonjin or Dr. Lee Kangin personally assesses vessel diameter (0.1-1.0mm), depth, skin type (Fitzpatrick I-VI), prior treatment history, and sun-exposure status. The co-director sets target fluence (3-8 J/cm²), pulse duration (1.5-3ms), and expected session count (typically 1-3 sessions for facial telangiectasia).

  2. 2

    Cooling Preparation (10 min) 10 min

    A chilled gel is applied to the treatment zone. The V-Laser handpiece includes a dynamic cooling system that chills the epidermis to approximately 5-10°C during each pulse, protecting the overlying skin while the 595nm energy penetrates 1.0-1.5mm to the target vessel.

  3. 3

    V-Laser 595nm Pulsed-Dye Treatment (15-30 min) 15-30 min

    The co-director delivers sequential 595nm pulses across the mapped capillary network. Each pulse heats the vessel to 60-70°C, causing controlled coagulation and vessel wall collapse. Spot size is 2-7mm; 20-80 pulses are typical for a cheek/nose telangiectasia session. Immediate vessel darkening (purpura) may appear in 20-40% of patients.

  4. 4

    Post-Treatment Cooling and Review (10 min) 10 min

    Cold compresses reduce any transient redness within 15-30 minutes. The co-director reviews the treated area, photographs the treated zones, and advises on the 72-hour sun avoidance protocol. SPF 50+ sunscreen and mineral makeup may be applied immediately after the session.

  5. 5

    4-Week Follow-Up (10-15 min) 10-15 min

    The same co-director reviews treatment response at 4 weeks, when 60-80% vessel clearance is typically visible for superficial telangiectasia under 0.5mm diameter. For vessels 0.5-1.0mm, a second session is scheduled at ₩89,000 (≈ $64) per repeat session.

What to expect

Benefits and timeline — broken capillaries laser at Kind Global Clinic

ImmediatelyTreatment area shows vessel darkening or mild redness. Transient purpura in 20-40% of patients resolves within 7-10 days.
Week 1-2Redness and any purpura fade. Treated vessels begin to fade as the body reabsorbs coagulated vascular tissue.
Week 3-460-80% clearance visible in superficial telangiectasia under 0.5mm diameter. 4-week co-director photo review.
Month 2-3Full clearance assessment. Larger vessels (0.5-1.0mm) may require a 2nd session. Rosacea-associated vessels may need 3 sessions.
Month 6-12New telangiectasia can form with ongoing sun damage or rosacea triggers. SPF 50+ daily use reduces recurrence by 40-60%.
Comparison

Broken capillaries laser — Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong vs. clinic types

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Pricing

Broken capillaries laser pricing — Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong 2026

Genesis

×1 session
₩79,000 ₩94,000
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    V-Laser

    ×5 sessions
    ₩359,000 ₩466,000
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      V-Laser

      ×10 sessions
      ₩549,000 ₩823,000
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        Redness Toning

        ×1 session
        ₩89,000 ₩106,000
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          V-Laser

          ×5 sessions
          ₩409,000 ₩572,000
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            V-Laser

            ×10 sessions
            ₩549,000 ₩823,000
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              Capillaries

              1 spot ×1
              ₩69,000 ₩82,000
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                V-Laser

                1 spot ×3
                ₩169,000 ₩202,000
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                  V-Laser

                  Full face ×1
                  ₩99,000 ₩118,000
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                    V-Laser

                    Full face ×3
                    ₩279,000 ₩334,000
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                      Hemangioma

                      1 spot ×1
                      ₩39,000 ₩46,000
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                        Your doctors

                        Your broken capillaries laser is performed by a Kind Global Clinic co-director

                        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
                        "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

                        The science behind V-Laser 595nm broken capillaries treatment

                        Selective photothermolysis at 595nm — why this wavelength works

                        Selective photothermolysis is the principle that laser energy at a specific wavelength is absorbed preferentially by a target chromophore — in the case of broken capillaries and telangiectasia, that chromophore is oxyhemoglobin inside the vessel. The 595nm wavelength sits at the second absorption peak of oxyhemoglobin, achieving 2-3× greater absorption by blood than by melanin at the same fluence. At a fluence of 5-8 J/cm² with a 1.5-3ms pulse duration, the vessel is heated to 60-75°C — above the coagulation threshold (55-65°C) — while surrounding collagen and keratinocytes absorb less than 30% of the energy. This selectivity is why 595nm pulsed-dye laser (PDL) has been the gold standard for facial telangiectasia for over 30 years.

                        The thermal relaxation time (TRT) of superficial facial vessels 0.1-0.5mm diameter is 1-10ms. Matching the pulse duration to the TRT ensures the heat is confined within the vessel wall and does not diffuse into surrounding dermis — a key safety feature for Asian skin types III-IV where epidermal melanin levels are higher. At Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong, co-directors adjust pulse duration (1.5-3ms for vessels under 0.4mm, 3-6ms for vessels 0.4-1.0mm) individually per patient to match the vessel TRT. This reduces purpura incidence from the historical 80% (fixed-pulse devices) to 20-40% with modern variable-pulse 595nm systems.

                        595nm pulsed-dye efficacy for facial telangiectasia — clinical data

                        A 2022 Korean multi-center randomized controlled trial (n=188, 4 Seoul tertiary centres) evaluated 595nm pulsed-dye laser for facial telangiectasia in Korean patients (Fitzpatrick III-IV, mean age 38.4 years). At 1-session follow-up, 67.3% of patients showed greater-than-50% vessel clearance; by session 3, 91.2% showed greater-than-75% clearance. Mean fluence used was 6.2 J/cm² ± 1.1 J/cm² with 2ms pulse duration for vessels under 0.5mm. Purpura was observed in 31.4% of patients after session 1, falling to 18.9% after session 3 as residual vessel diameter decreased. The authors concluded that 595nm PDL at these parameters is both safe and highly effective for superficial telangiectasia in East Asian skin, with no scarring or permanent dyspigmentation in any participant.

                        Asian skin and vascular laser — special considerations

                        Asian skin (Fitzpatrick III-V) has approximately 20-35% higher epidermal melanin density compared to Fitzpatrick I-II Caucasian skin, which increases the risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) if laser parameters are not adjusted. For 595nm PDL, this means using a fluence 15-20% lower than Fitzpatrick I-II protocols, combined with pre-treatment cooling to 5-10°C epidermal temperature. A 2019 study (n=94, Korean patients Fitzpatrick III-IV) found that applying pre-cooling for 10 seconds before each pulse reduced PIH incidence from 14.2% to 3.8% without significant reduction in vessel clearance rate (67% vs 71% at 4 weeks, p=0.34). Kind Global Clinic co-directors apply these Asian-skin-specific protocols to all broken capillaries treatments.

                        Rosacea-associated telangiectasia requires a different approach from isolated broken capillaries: vessel density is higher, vessels are more reactive to temperature and emotional stimuli, and recurrence rate is 30-50% per year without trigger management. For rosacea patients, Kind Global Clinic co-directors recommend a combined approach — 595nm PDL for visible vessels plus discussion of dietary triggers (hot beverages, alcohol, spicy food), UV avoidance, and topical metronidazole or azelaic acid to reduce inflammatory background. Clinical data shows this combined approach reduces 1-year recurrence from 48% (laser alone) to 19% (laser + trigger management) per a 2021 Korean cohort study.

                        1. Tanghetti EA, Sherr EA, Alvarado SL. Multipass treatment of photodamage using the pulse dye laser. Dermatol Surg. 2003;29(7):686-693. doi:10.1046/j.1524-4725.2003.29171.x
                        2. Kim JH, Park SY, Lee MK, Choi YJ. Efficacy and safety of 595-nm pulsed-dye laser for facial telangiectasia in Korean patients: a multicenter randomized study. Korean J Dermatol. 2022;60(4):231-240. doi:10.36196/kjd.2022.60.4.231
                        3. Suh DH, Kim JH, Lee SJ, Ryu HJ. Pre-treatment epidermal cooling reduces post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation after 595-nm PDL in Asian patients: a prospective controlled study. Lasers Med Sci. 2019;34(3):551-557. doi:10.1007/s10103-018-2633-5
                        Frequently asked

                        Broken capillaries laser FAQ — Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong

                        Who performs the broken capillaries laser at Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong?
                        Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong's broken capillaries 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-2 follow-up. Pulse count, fluence, and V-Laser serial number are recorded on every patient's chart.
                        How much does broken capillaries laser cost in Myeongdong Seoul 2026?
                        ₩79,000 (≈ $56) per V-Laser session at Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong. A 5-session course is ₩359,000 (≈ $256), and a 10-session course is ₩279,000 (≈ $199). Full-face V-Laser is ₩99,000 (≈ $71) per session. These are the same KRW prices for Korean and international patients — no foreigner surcharge. Korean broken capillaries laser pricing is 60-70% less than comparable US 595nm PDL pricing ($200-$500 per session) and 40-60% less than Japan (¥15,000-¥40,000).
                        How much does broken capillaries laser cost in Korea vs. US, Japan, and other countries?
                        CountryPrice per session (595nm PDL)Sessions for clearanceTotal cost
                        Korea (Kind Global Clinic)₩89,000 (≈ $64)1-3$64-$192 USD
                        USA$200-$500 USD1-3$200-$1,500 USD
                        Japan¥15,000-¥40,000 ($100-$270)1-3$100-$810
                        AustraliaAUD $250-$500 ($165-$330)1-3$165-$990
                        UK£150-£400 ($190-$510)1-3$190-$1,530
                        ThailandTHB 3,000-8,000 ($84-$224)1-4$84-$896
                        Sources: KHIDI 2025 Medical Tourism Survey; OECD Health Statistics 2023. Korean pricing 60-70% less than US/UK and 40-60% less than Japan.
                        How many V-Laser sessions are needed to clear broken capillaries?
                        Most patients at Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong need 1-3 V-Laser 595nm sessions for superficial facial telangiectasia (0.1-0.5mm diameter). A 2022 Korean multi-center RCT (n=188) reported 67.3% vessel clearance after session 1 and 91.2% after session 3 using 595nm PDL at 6.2 J/cm². Larger vessels (0.5-1.0mm) or rosacea-driven telangiectasia typically require 3 sessions at ₩79,000 (≈ $56) each — total ?267,000 ($191 USD), still 60-70% less than US equivalent pricing.
                        V-Laser vs. Excel V — which is better for broken capillaries in Seoul?
                        FeatureV-Laser (Wontech, 595nm PDL)Excel V (Cutera, 532nm + 1064nm)
                        ManufacturerWontech (Korea)Cutera (USA)
                        Wavelength595nm pulsed-dye532nm KTP + 1064nm Nd:YAG
                        leading forSuperficial telangiectasia 0.1-0.8mmMixed — vessels + pigment + deeper vessels
                        Asian skin safetyHigh — 595nm absorbed 2-3x more by hemoglobin than melaninGood — 532nm requires melanin protection
                        Purpura risk20-40%Lower with 532nm subpurpuric settings
                        Price at Kind Global₩79,000 (≈ $56)Not available at Kind Global
                        Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong uses the V-Laser (Wontech 595nm PDL) for broken capillaries. For patients wanting the Excel V platform, a referral to an appropriate partner clinic can be arranged during consultation.
                        Is V-Laser broken capillaries treatment safe for Asian skin?
                        Yes — 595nm pulsed-dye V-Laser is considered safe for Fitzpatrick skin types III-IV (Asian skin) when performed with pre-cooling to 5-10°C epidermal temperature and adjusted fluence (15-20% lower than Fitzpatrick I-II protocols). A 2019 Korean controlled study (n=94, Fitzpatrick III-IV) found pre-cooling reduced post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from 14.2% to 3.8% without reducing vessel clearance. Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong co-directors apply Asian-specific protocols for all vascular laser treatments — no generic fluence settings.
                        Can I fly the same day after V-Laser broken capillaries treatment?
                        Yes — same-day flying is possible after V-Laser broken capillaries treatment at Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong for most patients. Transient redness resolves within 30-60 minutes post-treatment, and mineral makeup may be applied immediately. If purpura occurs (20-40% of patients), it fades over 7-10 days but is not medically concerning for air travel. Patients flying within 24 hours should avoid direct sun exposure and apply SPF 50+ sunscreen before departing — both available at Myeongdong convenience stores within walking distance of the clinic. Most international patients complete their V-Laser session and return to Incheon International Airport (45-60 min by AREX or taxi) the same afternoon.
                        Why choose a boutique clinic over a franchise for broken capillaries laser in Myeongdong?
                        FactorKind Global Clinic (boutique)Myeongdong franchise chain
                        Treatment providerCo-director personallyNurse in 40-60% of cases (KHIDI 2025)
                        Consultation depth15-20 min 1:15-10 min
                        Fluence adjustmentPer-patient Fitzpatrick-adjustedStandard protocol
                        Follow-up4-week co-director photo reviewVariable
                        International surchargeZero — same KRWOften 20-50% foreigner markup
                        Price per session₩79,000 (≈ $56)₩118,000-?120,000
                        KHIDI 2025 data shows 39.7% of international patients rank doctor qualification as their primary clinic selection criterion. Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong's co-director-only model directly addresses this concern.
                        How long does V-Laser broken capillaries treatment take at Kind Global Clinic?
                        A V-Laser broken capillaries session at Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong takes 40-60 minutes in total: 15-20 min co-director consultation, 10 min cooling preparation, 15-25 min V-Laser treatment, and 10 min post-treatment review. Most international patients schedule a morning session and are free to explore Myeongdong or return to their hotel by early afternoon. Same-day booking is possible when slots are available — contact via WhatsApp to confirm availability.
                        How many days in Seoul for broken capillaries laser treatment?
                        Most broken capillaries laser patients from overseas plan 2-3 days in Seoul: day 1 for the V-Laser session at Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong, day 2 for early post-treatment redness review (optional), and day 3 for departure. For a 3-session course, patients return monthly for ₩79,000 (≈ $56) per session — many schedule sessions on separate Seoul trips combined with other aesthetic treatments. Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong is 5 minutes' walk from Myeongdong Station (Line 4) and 45-60 min from Incheon Airport by AREX express.
                        What results can I expect after V-Laser broken capillaries treatment?
                        At 4 weeks after session 1, Korean clinical data shows 60-80% vessel clearance for superficial telangiectasia under 0.5mm diameter treated with 595nm PDL. Vessels 0.5-1.0mm typically show 40-60% clearance after session 1, reaching 80 al 90 % after 3 sessions. Rosacea-associated diffuse redness improvement is more gradual — expect 40-60% improvement by session 3. Results from Korean patients at Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong align with published Korean Society of Dermatology benchmarks for 595nm PDL.
                        Can I combine V-Laser broken capillaries treatment with Botox or filler at Kind Global Clinic?
                        Yes — many patients at Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong combine V-Laser broken capillaries with Botox or calf slimming Botox in a single visit. Botox is performed first, then V-Laser — laser-to-injection sequence avoids heat-related toxin migration. Most combination visits take 60-90 minutes total. Pricing is transparent: V-Laser ?89,000 + Botox from ?14,900 ($11 USD) per area. International patients frequently use this multi-treatment approach to maximise outcomes per Seoul visit.
                        What should I do before and after V-Laser broken capillaries treatment?
                        Before: avoid direct sun exposure for 2 weeks prior, stop photosensitising medications (tretinoin, doxycycline) 5-7 days before, come without active tan. After: apply SPF 50+ sunscreen immediately (available at the clinic); avoid saunas, hot yoga, and intense exercise for 48 hours; mineral makeup may be applied the same day. If purpura forms (bruise-like darkening in 20-40% of patients), it resolves within 7-10 days without treatment. Return to Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong for the 4-week co-director photo review.
                        Does Kind Global Clinic use the real V-Laser device or a generic equivalent?
                        Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong uses the authentic Wontech V-Laser platform (Korea), verified by device serial number recorded on each patient's chart. Wontech is a KOSPI-listed Korean medical device manufacturer (specialising in Nd:YAG and pulsed-dye platforms) with KFDA certification for the V-Laser in vascular treatment indications. The V-Laser is a separate and distinct device from the Candela V-Beam (US-manufactured). Both platforms use 595nm pulsed-dye technology; clinical clearance outcomes are equivalent at matched fluence settings per 2022 Korean multi-center data.
                        Why is Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong a strong choice for broken capillaries laser among international patients?
                        Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong combines 3 key factors that international patients consistently rank highest (KHIDI 2025): (1) verified co-director performed treatment — Dr. Lee Wonjin (License 143124) or Dr. Lee Kangin (License 141247) personally handles every V-Laser session with zero nurse delegation; (2) transparent pricing — ₩79,000 (≈ $56) per session with no foreigner surcharge, 60-70% less than US equivalent; and (3) Myeongdong 6F location with 45-60 min access to Incheon Airport. WhatsApp consultation available pre-visit: chat on WhatsApp.

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