Dual Toning

Pigmentation that looks similar can have different causes. We assess melasma, dark spots and sensitivity before considering laser treatment.

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Concerns to discuss

  • Uneven skin tone

  • Melasma and dark spots

  • Pigmentation follow-up

Illustrative visits
10 sessions
Aftercare
Included
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Program details

Understand each step, from treatment to soothing care.

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Pico toning

10 sessions

Laser settings are adjusted to the pigmentation pattern and your skin's response.

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Genesis toning

10 sessions

A 1064 nm Nd:YAG laser is used alongside treatment according to your skin's condition.

Follow-up consultation on moisturizer and sunscreen use · AI-generated illustration

Aftercare

Included

We check your response each session and explain daily care, including sunscreen and moisturizing.

* Treatments and visit counts are examples. Your plan and intervals are determined after consultation.

From the clinic to everyday life.

Similar-looking pigmentation can call for different care.

Skin response matters more than a fixed number of sessions. Diagnosis and progress guide whether to combine lasers, spacing and ongoing care.

Dr. Ji-won Han, Dermatologist

Ji-won Han

Dermatologist · Clinic Director

  1. Understand

    Review skin condition, previous treatments and current products.

  2. Plan together

    Discuss possible changes, risks, alternatives and scheduling.

  3. Observe

    Monitor skin response while providing the agreed treatment and care.

  4. Continue at home

    We check your response each session and explain daily care, including sunscreen and moisturizing.

Before your visit.

Does all pigmentation need laser treatment?

No. Depending on the cause and type, sun protection or topical treatment may be considered first. Lasers are considered when appropriate after assessment.

Are both toning treatments always combined?

The combination shown is an example. Sensitivity and response may call for one method or separate visits; possible irritation and pigment worsening are also discussed.

Do I need the exact number of visits shown?

The visit counts are illustrative. Actual procedures, frequency and intervals are adjusted after assessment and follow-up; results are not guaranteed.

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