Can Biaxis GV LASER treat both pigmentation and facial redness at the same time?

Biaxis GV LASER has two wavelengths—532nm and 1064nm—allowing treatment to be applied to different areas within the same session. However, because pigment and blood vessels recover at different rates, the order may be adjusted depending on your condition, sometimes focusing on one area first before addressing the other.

Is Biaxis GV LASER treatment very painful? Is anesthesia needed?

The sensation is similar to a brief, mild snapping of a rubber band with a passing feeling of warmth. Since a sapphire cooling tip contacts the skin to rapidly draw away heat, most patients undergo the procedure without anesthesia. For areas with dense pigmentation requiring higher energy, or for those who are sensitive to pain, a topical anesthetic cream can be used after consultation.

Can I apply makeup and resume daily activities right after Biaxis GV LASER treatment?

When treated with a gentle setting like Genesis mode, redness typically subsides within a few hours, and makeup and daily activities are generally possible the same day. However, when stronger energy is applied to dense pigmentation, fine crusts may form, requiring about 5 to 7 days for the skin to heal.

How many sessions of Biaxis GV LASER are recommended, and at what intervals?

Treatments are usually performed at intervals of 2 to 4 weeks to allow the skin time to recover, and a course of 3 to 5 sessions is common. The wavelength and mode may be adjusted depending on whether pigmentation or vascular issues are more prominent, and the number of sessions will be tailored accordingly.

Can facial redness or spots that improved with Biaxis GV LASER come back?

Once treated, the pigment and blood vessels can remain clear for a considerable period, but they may reappear due to UV exposure, sudden temperature changes, or hormonal influences. The duration of results tends to be longer when sun protection and proper skincare are maintained, and individual results may vary.

Can the pigment actually become darker after Biaxis GV LASER?

Due to the nature of pigment lasers, temporary hyperpigmentation may occur, which typically fades gradually over time. Avoiding tanning or periods of strong UV exposure, and following post-treatment care with sunscreen and moisturizer, can help reduce the likelihood of this happening.

Clear away skin blemishes Biaxis GV LASER

A dual-wavelength laser that targets epidermal pigmentation and dermal blood vessels, addressing both pigmentation and redness in one treatment.

Treatment Time: Approximately 10–30 minutes
Anesthesia: Usually performed without anesthesia
Recovery Time: Redness: a few hours; fine crusting on pigmented areas: 5–7 days
Recommended Interval: 3–5 sessions at 2–4 week intervals

Anti-aging Pigment Laser

GV Laser

What is Biaxis GV LASER?

The Biaxis GV LASER is a long-pulse laser that combines two wavelengths—532nm KTP and 1064nm Nd:YAG—in a single device. By switching between wavelengths and modes, it can address pigmentation such as melasma and spots, vascular concerns like facial redness and telangiectasia, enlarged pores, and skin texture together.

01 Redness
02 Pigmentation
03 Skin Texture

Mechanism

How Biaxis GV LASER works

The Biaxis GV LASER uses its two wavelengths—532nm and 1064nm—selectively based on the target. The 532nm wavelength is well absorbed by melanin and hemoglobin near the epidermis, targeting spots and telangiectasia. The 1064nm wavelength reaches deeper layers, delivering heat to deeper blood vessels and collagen. When the Genesis mode—which applies low energy in multiple stacked passes—is added, dermal temperature is gradually raised, allowing redness and skin texture to be refined together.

Skin cooling effect to prevent skin damage
Precise targeting of the target to maximize treatment effect
Eliminated melanin pigment

Effects

Benefits of Biaxis GV LASER

Simultaneous improvement of spots and telangiectasia using two wavelengths
Refinement of redness and skin texture with Genesis mode
Comprehensive management of pores and skin tone

Device Specifications

Manufacturer: HLS · Germany
Official product name / model: Product line: Biaxis GV /
Domestic import and distribution: STARONIC Co., Ltd. — began importing and selling the HLS (Germany) GV LASER in 2016
Energy source and mechanism: 532nm KTP + 1064nm Nd:YAG dual wavelength long pulse, spot size 2–10mm
Pulse width (by mode): Long pulse mode: approximately 1–60ms / Genesis mode delivers shorter micro-pulses repeatedly
Actual treatment parameters (in-house measurements): GV 532nm 10mm 15ms 10J 3 passes · GV 532nm 2mm 9ms 23J 1 pass
Target depth and layer: 532nm = epidermis to papillary dermis (superficial pigment, telangiectasia) / 1064nm = mid to deep dermis (deep blood vessels, collagen)
Proprietary Technologies: 4 modes — ① 532 long pulse ② 1064 long pulse ③ 532 Genesis ④ 1064 Genesis ※「Genesis」is a low-energy, multi-pass method
Consumables and handpiece: Articulated arm + handpiece design, equipped with sapphire crystal contact cooling

Who It's For

Have both spots and redness and felt it was unsatisfactory to treat only one
Have facial redness and telangiectasia on the cheeks that are not easily concealed with makeup
Want to manage pores and skin texture while addressing pigmentation
Have been postponing aggressive pigment treatments due to concerns about downtime

Adverse Effects

Side Effects and Adverse Reactions

The most common reactions after Biaxis GV LASER treatment are temporary redness and a feeling of heat, which usually subside within a few hours.

Common Symptoms

Redness, heat sensation, mild swelling, temporary darkening of pigmented areas, and fine crusting

Rare Symptoms

Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH), hypopigmentation, blisters, burns, purpura

If Symptoms Persist

If adverse reactions persist or worsen, please contact the clinic where you received the treatment.
Other rare adverse reactions and individual risk factors will be explained in detail during your pre-treatment consultation.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about the Biaxis GV LASER

Aftercare

Post-Treatment Care

Do not pick at any fine crusts that form on the treated pigment areas; let them fall off naturally.
Apply sunscreen daily to prevent pigment from darkening again.
On the day of the procedure, please avoid excessive heat stimulation such as saunas and jjimjilbangs (Korean-style saunas).
For one week, avoid exfoliating treatments such as scrubs or peels, and focus on soothing and moisturizing the skin instead.

COMPARISON

How are GentleMax Pro Plus® and Biaxis GV LASER different?

Wavelength 755 nm Alexandrite + 1,064 nm Nd:YAG 532 nm KTP + 1,064 nm Nd:YAG

Target 755: epidermis to superficial dermis / 1,064: deep dermis (hair bulb, blood vessels) 532: epidermis to papillary dermis (superficial pigment, capillaries) / 1,064: mid to deep dermis

Spot Size 1.5–26 mm, Dynamic Cooling Device™ (DCD™) refrigerant can 2–10 mm

Recovery Almost no downtime Redness for a few hours, scabbing for 5–7 days

Recommended Interval 2–6 weeks depending on area 2–4 week intervals, 3–5 sessions

Synergy

Treatments that pair well with Biaxis GV LASER

HEALHOUSE’S GV Laser

Biaxis GV LASER at Heal House is different

HEAL POINT 01

Genuine products Accurate shots Exact dosage

All five Heal House branches use only genuine products, under the same standards. This applies to tips, cartridges, and medications alike. We use the agreed number of shots and dosage as planned, and disposable supplies are never reused. We deliver the exact amount precisely where it is needed.

HEAL POINT 02

Same procedure, different design

Even with the same equipment and medication, results vary depending on who receives the treatment and how it is applied
. This is because skin type, thickness, and degree of sagging differ from person to person. A higher number of shots or larger dosage does not necessarily mean better results.
A different design leads to different outcomes.

A specialist examines the patient's skin condition and designs a customized treatment

HEAL POINT 03

We read your skin first

We recommend only what your skin truly needs at this moment.

3D Skin Analysis

We analyze your current skin condition, including elasticity, sagging, and texture.
Specialist Consultation

A dermatologist directly examines your skin and plans the treatment direction.
Customized Design

We determine the necessary treatments, areas, and dosages.
Pain Management

We prepare measures to reduce discomfort before the procedure.
Performed by a Specialist

The procedure is performed precisely while monitoring your skin's response.
Follow-up Appointment

We consistently manage changes in your skin.

HEAL POINT 04

Both consultation and treatment are performed by board-certified dermatologists

Only 2% of doctors in South Korea are board-certified dermatologists. All procedures at Heal House are performed by a dermatologist with over 1,000 cases of experience. The design, the procedure, and the responsibility all lie with the specialist you meet in the consultation room.

HEALHOUSE’S Biaxis GV LASER

Heal House
Biaxis GV LASER treatment branches

Heal House's Promise

While everyone chases the same standard of beauty,
Heal House studies your most radiant, authentic moments.

Design tailored to your facial structure

We consider the balance of your facial features and bone structure to find
the most natural line that suits your face.
Treatments we would recommend to our own family

A dermatologist with over 10 years of experience prioritizes the safest methods and performs each procedure with care.
Beauty that is most true to you

Rather than artificial change, we help you get closer to the moment when your skin was at its most radiant.

Clear away skin blemishes Biaxis GV LASER

What is Biaxis GV LASER?

How Biaxis GV LASER works