Oil and acne, together A+LASER

Unlike oral medication that acts on the entire body, A+LASER uses heat to target only the sebaceous glands in the treated area. It can be considered when oral medication is difficult to use or when acne recurs after stopping medication, and it may be used in combination with drug therapy depending on the condition.

There is a stinging and hot sensation as heat is delivered momentarily, so numbing cream is usually applied for about 20 minutes before the procedure. Surface cooling helps reduce pain, and the intensity can be adjusted during consultation.

The Spot tip is used for focused treatment of small areas, such as active acne lesions, while the Toning tip is used for evenly refining sebum and skin texture across the entire face. The two are often used together, and the combination is determined based on the skin condition on the day of treatment.

Since it takes time for sebum production and inflammation to decrease, treatment is usually performed at intervals of 3–4 weeks for 3 sessions or more. The number of sessions and intervals may be adjusted based on the severity of acne, amount of sebum, and recurrence pattern, and the time to feel results may vary by individual.

Acne may appear to temporarily increase after treatment, but it usually clears up as sessions progress. However, if the reaction persists or worsens, please contact the clinic where you received the treatment.

Because the heat delivered to the sebaceous gland also stimulates the surrounding collagen, you can expect pores and skin texture to become refined. However, since the main purpose is sebum control, if pores are your primary concern, we may recommend other procedures together.