The Emergence of a New Face Pore-Reduction Laser Technology!!

  The mornings and evenings are now getting chilly.

As the temperature difference between day and night grows larger, the weather has come to a point where you need to carry warm clothes with you.

As the weather gets colder, people naturally pay more attention to their skin.

This is probably because when the weather turns cold, the skin becomes dry, makeup tends to cake more often, and people become more interested in aging as well.

When it comes to skin care, I have always paid attention to trouble spots and pigment-related conditions,

but when you feel that your skin is not as good as before and has deteriorated,

the concerns that usually increase are often related to pores.

Large pores, especially as the weather gets colder, make the skin texture look rough,

so when makeup does not sit well and the skin does not look smooth, you may start thinking about how to get rid of pores.

To manage pores, it is first necessary to understand what pores are

and why they become enlarged. 

Pores are the openings where hair grows.

There are pores all over the body.

Inside the pores are sebaceous glands,

which are the glands that produce sebum to help protect the face from becoming dry.

People are born with a fixed number of pores.

However, the reason pores become more visible than they were when we were younger is not because the number of pores increases,

but because the size of the pores increases. 

 

There are also different types of pores.

There are horizontal pores and vertical pores.

Round-shaped horizontal pores are mainly formed in the teens and twenties,

and they develop because of enlargement caused by sebum.

In the case of vertical pores, they appear as skin elasticity decreases due to aging,

and they start to appear in the twenties to thirties.

So, are there areas where pores are especially large? The areas beside the nose, the cheekbones, and beside the corners of the mouth are exactly that. Among them, the area from the nose to the sides of the nose and up to the cheekbones is called the butterfly zone, and many people are putting effort into caring for the butterfly zone.

When pores become enlarged, it is not only aesthetically less attractive, but it can also cause acne, and there are problems such as blackheads or whiteheads, where waste can easily accumulate in the pores. That is why many people are trying hard to reduce facial pores.

People usually try to reduce pores using cosmetics or lifestyle habits, but because the results are less noticeable than expected and disappointing, they end up looking for a face pore-reduction laser.

  As skin procedures have become more popular and more common recently, interest in face pore-reduction lasers has also increased.

Because there are so many different types and so many places offering them, there can be confusion about where to go.

The most popular face pore-reduction laser recently was Fraxel.

Fraxel is a method of ablating the skin by irradiating it with a laser.

Because of that, it had the drawback of causing significant pain and requiring a long recovery before returning to daily life.

In addition, there was a possibility of side effects such as scabbing, flaking, and redness after the procedure, so many people were worried about this and reluctant to get it.

For those people, today I would like to introduce Pico laser, an advanced laser developed from conventional lasers.

  Pico laser is a technology that treats by applying a strong laser for an extremely short time of one trillionth of a second. 

Conventional lasers used NANOSECOND technology,

but Pico laser implements an ultrashort PICOSECOND laser that is 100 times faster.

The face pore-reduction laser, Pico laser, delivers a strong laser,

so you can expect the effect that would take about 10 sessions with a conventional pore laser in just 2 to 5 sessions,

minimizing the number of treatments.

In the case of conventional face pore-reduction lasers, the problem was that skin damage led to a long recovery period.

Pico laser causes less thermal damage to the surrounding tissue,

and because the MLA lens stimulates energy focused on the dermis layer,

it has the advantage of causing less skin damage.

In addition, Pico laser offers many effects beyond pore reduction,

and the reason lies in its principle.

The principle of Pico laser involves creating tiny holes beneath the epidermis

and then synthesizing new collagen.

Through this, you can expect not only pore reduction but also the removal of pigment conditions such as tattoos, melasma, and blemishes, as well as wrinkle-reduction effects.

  At our clinic, every Tuesday and Thursday, we run the Happy Tuesday-Thursday event,

offering discounts on all petit procedures,

so if you visit with this in mind,

I believe you can use the face pore-reduction laser at a more reasonable price.

Prepare for the approaching cold weather with Pico laser.