Invited Lecture by Director Jung Min Bae at ASPCR Taiwan
Heal House Dermatologist Jung Min Bae was invited to speak at the Asian Society for Pigment Cell Research (ASPCR) held in Taipei, Taiwan. He shared real clinical experience with micro-punch grafting and PALLAS laser treatment for vitiligo with dermatologists from across Asia.
Invited as an Asian vitiligo expert — lecture at ASP (Adaptive Structured Pulse)CR in Taiwan Sharing practical clinical experience with micro-punch grafting and laser treatment
At a time when research and treatment for pigment disorders are advancing rapidly, Director Jung Min Bae joined a meaningful event to share the standards for proper vitiligo treatment.
Last May, he was invited as an Asian vitiligo expert to the Asian Society for Pigment Cell Research (ASPCR) held in Taipei, Taiwan, where he gave a lecture on micro-punch grafting and PALLAS laser treatment used for vitiligo.
ASPCR is an international academic conference where dermatologists and researchers from across Asia gather to share the latest research and diverse clinical experiences on pigment disorders. Beyond simply explaining treatment methods, Director Bae shared his experience and considerations on how to select and apply treatments based on the patient's lesion condition, drawing from various cases encountered in actual clinical practice.
In particular, he discussed the treatment process and application criteria for micro-punch grafting, as well as considerations when combining laser therapy, and exchanged in-depth opinions with the attending dermatologists.
The Dermatologist believes that sharing experience and knowledge at international academic conferences is not just about introducing a treatment method, but about building a better treatment direction by sharing the learning and concerns accumulated in different clinical settings.
Heal House goes beyond the concerns of each individual patient in the clinic to share experience and knowledge on vitiligo treatment with dermatologists across borders.
We will continue to engage in ongoing research and academic exchange, working together to shape the right treatment direction so that those struggling with vitiligo can regain a more comfortable and healthy daily life.
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