Treatments
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Fractional non-ablative laser (Fraxel-type)
Microscopic heat columns that rebuild collagen without removing the skin surface.
CO2 laser resurfacing
The strongest resurfacing laser: removes damaged layers for dramatic, long-lasting results.
IPL photofacial
Broad-spectrum light that fades redness, broken veins and sun spots.
Laser hair removal
Heats hair follicles to dramatically reduce unwanted hair growth.
Clear + Brilliant (gentle fractional)
A "baby Fraxel" for glow, early pigment and prevention.
Picosecond laser
Ultra-short pulses that shatter pigment — for spots, tattoos and texture.
At-home IPL hair removal device
A lower-powered light device for reducing hair yourself.
LED light therapy mask
Red and blue light masks for gentle anti-ageing and acne support.
HIFU — Ultherapy
Focused ultrasound heats the deep lifting layer of the face to gently tighten and lift over months.
Korean HIFU (Shurink, Ultraformer, Doublo)
South Korean focused-ultrasound devices: the same idea as Ultherapy, usually cheaper and less painful.
Monopolar radiofrequency — Thermage
Radiofrequency heats the deeper skin to tighten it and build collagen, in one session.
XERF dual-frequency radiofrequency
The much-hyped Korean radiofrequency tightening treatment: no numbing, no needles, no downtime — but very new.
Korean radiofrequency (Oligio, Volnewmer, Density)
South Korean radiofrequency tightening devices, popular as cheaper, gentler alternatives to Thermage.
Radiofrequency microneedling (Morpheus8, Potenza, Sylfirm X)
Fine needles deliver radiofrequency heat inside the skin to treat scars, pores and laxity.
Microneedling (collagen induction)
Tiny needles make controlled micro-injuries that prompt your skin to rebuild collagen.
Sofwave (synchronous ultrasound)
A newer US ultrasound device that heats the mid-dermis to lift brows and smooth lines, with little downtime.
Fully ablative laser eyelid tightening
CO2 or Erbium laser resurfacing of the eyelid skin: the strongest non-surgical way to tighten crepey, wrinkled eyelids.
Subcision for acne scars
A needle or blunt cannula cuts the scar bands under the skin, so tethered, dented scars lift back up.
Punch excision for acne scars
Deep ice-pick and narrow boxcar scars are cut out with a tiny round tool and stitched, leaving a flat line that lasers can smooth.