Why Is Laser Hair Removal at a Sinchon Dermatology Clinic Not Satisfying?

Hello.

This is Kim Jang-ju from Beautys Doctors.

Even if you shave neatly every morning,

your beard can look thick again by the afternoon,

and even after hair removal,

within just a few days the hair grows back,

which can be stressful.

If there is no noticeable change no matter how much you manage it,

eventually you start considering dermatology clinic hair removal.

Especially these days, regardless of gender,

more and more people are reporting appearance-related stress

due to noticeable body hair.

As interest in laser hair removal has grown,

there are also many stories of people who, after actually undergoing the procedure,

did not get the results they expected.

“I’ve had it done more than ten times, but it grows back.”

“It was fine right after the procedure, but a few days later it was the same.”

You may have heard stories like these at least once.

If you are reading this post,

I think you are looking for a Sinchon dermatology clinic

because you do not want to go through the same trial and error.

The before-and-after photos below were taken under the same conditions on the procedure date (2024.02.14) and after the 20th session.

They are uploaded exactly as the original photos, without brightness or color correction.

There are individual differences, and the post is shared with the patient’s consent.

So today,

when considering laser hair removal,

I’d like to organize the two key points

that you must check.

If you focus for about 3 minutes,

it should help with your decision.

Laser Hair Removal Checkpoint 1: Equipment

The first thing to check in laser hair removal at a Sinchon dermatology clinic

is which equipment is being used.

Commonly used devices today include

Apogee, GentleMax Pro Plus,

and Clarity.

Even for the same hair removal procedure,

the level of pain, how long the effect lasts,

and even the possibility of side effects

can differ quite a lot depending on the device.

Many people think only of output or price,

but the part I actually consider important is the cooling method.

Laser hair removal works by delivering heat to the hair follicles

to destroy the cells involved in hair growth,

so a rise in the surface temperature of the skin is unavoidable.

If cooling is insufficient at this point,

pain increases

and the risk of burns or pigmentation can also rise.

For example, Apogee-type devices

use an air-cooling method

to continuously blow cold air and cool the skin.

On the other hand, GentleMax Pro Plus

uses a gas cooling (DCD) system,

which sprays a brief burst of cold before and after the laser is delivered.

This gas-cooling method

quickly lowers the skin temperature,

and tends to have advantages in terms of pain relief

and skin protection.

Therefore, if you are sensitive to pain

or tend to have sensitive skin,

choosing a Sinchon dermatology clinic that uses a device

with excellent cooling performance

can lead to a more comfortable procedure.

Also, because each device has different

energy output, pulse width,

and spot size,

the results cannot be identical.

For this reason,

when looking into a Sinchon dermatology clinic,

it is a good idea to check once

which laser hair removal device they use.

Laser Hair Removal Checkpoint 2: Energy Adjustment

The second important factor is

energy adjustment.

If you look at reviews saying that laser hair removal had no effect,

a common reason appears in most of them.

That is, “the energy was too weak.”

Laser hair removal is not a procedure

that simply burns hair from the outside.

Heat must reach the stem cells located deep within the hair follicle

for new hair to stop growing.

However, if the energy is insufficient,

the heat does not reach the stem cells,

which leads to hair falling out temporarily

and then growing back again.

On the other hand,

using energy that is unconditionally strong is also a problem.

Although it may destroy the stem cells,

if the skin cannot tolerate it,

it can lead to burns or other issues.

That is why what matters is

detailed energy adjustment

tailored to the area and hair characteristics.

For example, areas like the upper lip or chin,

where the hair is thick and deep,

require relatively higher energy

for sufficient heat delivery.

On the other hand, areas like the cheeks or neck,

where the skin is thin and sensitive,

need to be adjusted to lower energy

for safe treatment.

More importantly,

because everyone’s hair thickness, density, and depth are different,

it is essential to check the condition after the initial diagnosis

and adjust the intensity with each session.

If this process is skipped

and the same settings are used repeatedly,

even if the number of sessions increases,

it is difficult to expect satisfying results.

Therefore, when looking into a Sinchon dermatology clinic,

🪞whether energy is used differently depending on follicle depth

🪞whether the intensity is adjusted from session to session

I recommend checking these two points.

Today, when choosing a Sinchon dermatology clinic,

I summarized the points you should definitely check for laser hair removal.

I hope this was at least a little helpful.

To briefly summarize,

🪞More sessions alone do not guarantee results

🪞You should check the device being used

🪞Energy adjustment determines the outcome

If you have any additional questions related to a Sinchon dermatology clinic,

please leave a comment anytime.

After checking,

I will reply personally.

Thank you for reading to the end.

This was Kim Jang-ju.