Features of Dual Toning Treatment

Dual Toning is a customized treatment that considers your skin condition.

Even if laser toning and Genesis treatment are performed together, not everyone receives the treatment in the same way.

Dual Toning emphasizes delicate design tailored to each individual's skin condition.

Through this, the goal is to perform more precise and effective treatments.

It's not simply about the number of laser shots or the equipment name.

We meticulously analyze complex concerns such as the location of pigment within the skin, skin reaction, and elasticity, redness, and pores.

Based on this analysis, treatment design is segmented into a total of five types to determine the direction of treatment.

① Pigment Type: Primarily cases of melasma, blemishes, and epidermal pigmentation

This skin type has a high distribution of melanin pigment in the epidermal layer.

Treatment focusing on pigment improvement, centered around laser toning, may be necessary.

The focus will be on making the skin clean and clear.

② Combination Type: Skin with both melasma and redness

This is a case where dermal pigmentation and vascular redness appear simultaneously.

Rather than strong stimulation, it is better to irradiate a wide area with low-energy output to induce a gradual skin reaction.

This may be suitable for those with sensitive skin or those who have not had satisfactory reactions to past treatments.

③ Redness Type: Skin where redness is particularly noticeable around the cheeks or nose

It is characterized by a feeling of heat and sensitive redness, along with fine capillary dilation.

Genesis treatment is performed by irradiating multiple times with high output,

Through this, the focus is on helping stabilize blood vessels and restore the skin barrier.

④ Fine Lines Type: Cases where the skin is thin, dry, and has many fine lines

This is a skin type where the skin texture can be rough and elasticity may be reduced due to lack of moisture.

With Genesis treatment, thermal energy is deeply and widely overlapped and irradiated,

which can stimulate collagen production in the dermal layer and help improve skin texture.

⑤ Pore Type: Skin concerned about acne scars or enlarged pores

Elasticity around the pores may be reduced, or scars due to acne may be present.

We use a treatment method that applies thermal stimulation deep into the skin to activate the skin regeneration process.

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*Dual Toning: What are its treatment characteristics?

Dual Toning is not simply a treatment that uses two lasers together.

It is an approach that precisely diagnoses each individual's skin condition and provides a customized treatment.

First, we consider the depth and distribution of pigment within the skin.

Second, we identify the sensitivity and regenerative capacity of each skin type.

Third, we examine elements that require simultaneous improvement, such as reduced elasticity, redness, and enlarged pores.

By comprehensively evaluating these various factors,

we establish a treatment plan tailored to each individual, from the laser's wavelength and output to the handpiece used and the number of irradiations.

Through treatment design precisely tailored to each individual,

this is a characteristic of Dual Toning treatment, which is performed with greater precision.

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Consider this treatment if you have these concerns

• Those who wish to improve pores and skin texture, which felt insufficient with toning alone.
• Those who expect effective changes with a small number of treatments.
• Those who experience discomfort due to deep melasma or hyperpigmentation.

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Treatment Process

• STEP 01. Cleansing
• STEP 02. Personalized Consultation, Design, and Treatment

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Post-Treatment Precautions

• ㆍYou can wash your face and apply makeup from the day of the treatment. It is recommended to pay attention to sun protection.
• ㆍPlease focus on soothing and moisturizing care for temporarily sensitive skin.
• ㆍOccasionally, swelling or redness may appear after the treatment, but it usually subsides naturally over time. If symptoms persist for several days, it is recommended to contact the clinic for a consultation.

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What's the difference between blemishes and melasma?

Melasma is different from common blemishes where melanin pigment simply accumulates excessively on the skin.

It involves pigment-producing cells called melanocytes becoming overactive in the deeper layers of the skin.

The melanin produced by these cells continues to spread over a wide area.

As a result, it can be described as a complex, long-lasting hyperpigmentation disorder where pigment penetrates even into the dermal layer.

External factors such as UV exposure and hormonal changes primarily act as triggers for melanocytes.

In this process, microscopic inflammatory reactions within the skin, along with vascular-related factors, are also complexly involved.

Therefore, unlike common moles, melasma is characterized by diffused, ill-defined pigmentation that spreads over a wide area.

Histological examination often shows that the number of melanocytes itself is within normal limits.

However, these cells appear enlarged, and their dendrites, which are extensions that transfer melanin, are significantly increased.

This ultimately allows melanin to be transferred more widely and efficiently to surrounding skin cells.

In some cases, melasma may be accompanied by microcapillary dilation or redness in the affected area.

In such instances, it is sometimes separately classified and diagnosed as vascular melasma.

Melasma is less of a simple skin disease and more a result of the skin reacting easily to various stimuli.

It can be viewed as a phenomenon resulting from the combination of unstable skin structure and external stimuli.

Considering these points, an approach that goes beyond simply removing pigment to improve the underlying causes and skin structure is important.

While Dual Toning is recommended for other pigmentation disorders, a comprehensive approach with Dual Toning is particularly crucial for melasma treatment, as conventional toning alone is often insufficient.