TREATMENT NOTICE

Scar & Pore Laser Treatment Notice

Please review the important information before and after scar & pore laser treatment for a safer and more comfortable experience.

Before & After Care

Please review the key instructions before and after your treatment for a safer and more comfortable experience.

BEFORE TREATMENT

Avoid excessive sun exposure and tanning before treatment.
If you have skin inflammation, irritation, or wounds, the procedure may be limited.
Please inform the medical staff if you have recently received peeling or laser treatments.
Treatment intensity and method may vary depending on skin condition.
Please inform the medical staff if you have allergies to anesthetics, lidocaine, or antibiotics.

AFTER TREATMENT

Do not rub or irritate the treated area.
If scabs form, allow them to fall off naturally.
Be sure to use sunscreen after treatment.
Avoid saunas, hot baths, and intense exercise for 3–5 days.
Please focus on moisturizing and regeneration care after treatment.
Temporary redness or pigmentation may occur after scabs fall off, but usually recover naturally.
Avoid alcohol-based cosmetics, whitening products, and peeling products.

RECOVERY GUIDE

Temporary redness, swelling, or itching may occur after treatment and usually improves within 1–2 weeks depending on individual skin condition.
Some procedures may create tiny scabs that naturally fall off within 5–7 days.
Skin texture may temporarily feel rough.
Scar and pore improvement appears gradually through repeated treatments.

ADDITIONAL NOTICE

Repeated treatments every 3–5 months may be recommended depending on skin condition.
Treatment intervals are generally recommended every 3–4 weeks.
Temporary redness or irritation may occur depending on skin condition.
Consistent regeneration care and sun protection are important after treatment.
If you experience severe reactions such as blisters, pain, or inflammation, please contact the clinic.
Rarely, allergic reactions, inflammation, or pigmentation changes may occur after laser treatment.