Laser Treatment

1. How much pigment can be removed by laser treatment?

2. How to choose the medical treatment that suits me?

3. What is the difference between laser and IPL treatment? How many treatment sessions do I need?

Cosmetic Injection

4. Will cosmetic injections cause "frozen" face?

After Procedure

5. Do I need to avoid food after the aesthetic treatment?

6. When can I put on makeup after laser treatment?

7. Can I wash my face after laser treatment?

8. Can I wash my hair after scalp laser treatment?

9. If I have a surgical wound on my body, can I wet the wound?

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Laser Treatment

1. How much pigment can be removed by laser treatment?

There are many kinds of pigments on the face. Pigment may be caused by freckles, solar freckles, chloasma, post-inflammatory pigmentation, natural blood vessels, and some may even be precancerous or malignant lesions. Some pigments are shallow and easier to remove; some pigments are very dark and may be more difficult to remove.
Therefore, we need to check your facial condition before giving advice. Some customers may not benefit from laser treatment due to their dry and fragile skin. We would recommend facial treatments that repair the skin.
All in all, we encourage customers to discuss their concerns with us. Our consultants will carefully check your situation and provide you with professional advice. So, please press the inquiry button to contact us, our professional team will analyze and provide you with exclusive opinions.

2. How to choose the medical treatment that suits me?

Everyone’s skin has a specific skin type.
We will let each customer fill out a beauty questionnaire or undergo a physical examination, so that we can have a deeper understanding of his/her condition and skin characteristics.
Generally, customers with more sensitive skin are advised to undergo skin sedation and repair treatments. However, if you think your skin is more tolerant, we may recommend a higher energy focus treatment to solve your problem.
All in all, we encourage customers to discuss their concerns with us. Our consultants will carefully check your situation and provide you with exclusive advice. So, please press the inquiry button to contact us, our professional team will analyze and provide you with exclusive opinions.

3. What is the difference between laser and IPL treatment? How many treatment sessions do I need?

Most of our clients choose 3 to 10 courses as a group of treatments. We have 4 types of facial treatments, as follows
Re-Fine: suitable for oily and acne-prone skin
Re-Tight: suitable for skin that is not firm enough or appears textured (such as the development of wrinkles and sagging)
Re-Calm: suitable for sensitive and eczema skin
Re-Shine: suitable for skin with uneven skin tone and pigmentation
If you want to undergo treatment, you can discuss with our staff and choose the type of facial treatment that is suitable for a specific course of treatment.
For example, if you have some acne today, you can choose Re-Fine Facial. Next week, when you feel that your skin is more sensitive, you can choose Re-Calm Facial. You can also choose to join a doctor's treatment or higher energy treatment (laser pigment treatment, 4G HIFU (treatment mode) skin tightening, etc.).You can also choose to add the following methods:
Re-Bright Eye: Used to brighten the eyes and diminish dark circles
Re-Tight Neck: Used to tighten the double chin
HPL hair removal: used for facial hair removal

How often should I receive treatment?
For general facial care, you can do it once a week. For higher energy laser treatment, you can do it every 2 to 4 weeks.

Will the pigment recur after laser treatment?
First, we need to know why the pigment appears. When our skin is exposed to ultraviolet (UV) light, melanin is produced by activating tyrosinase. The production of melanin is designed to protect the skin from UV rays. When melanin is produced too much and cannot be metabolized, pigmentation such as freckles, solar freckles, and chloasma will appear. In addition, pregnancy, hormone intake, and menopause also increase the formation of pigments. Therefore, the pigment has a chance to reappear after treatment. However, there are some ways to slow down the recurrence. After treatment, our staff will advise our customers to protect their skin and provide high-quality moisturizers and sunscreens. They may also recommend the use of highly stable anti-oxidant lotions or serums. In addition, some lifestyle changes can help reduce pigment recurrence. It is recommended that customers eat a balanced diet and drink enough water every day. All in all, we encourage customers to discuss their concerns with us. Our consultants will carefully check your situation and provide you with exclusive advice. So, please click the inquiry button to contact us, our professional team will analyze and provide you with exclusive opinions.

Cosmetic injection

4. Will cosmetic injections cause "frozen" face?

The importance of the technology and development of cosmetic injections cannot be underestimated. Improper use, dosage, and timeliness of the product may cause complications. On the contrary, after careful planning, accurate dose calculation, and overall consideration when arranging the schedule, the occurrence of serious adverse complications can be reduced. The following conditions may cause complications.
Botox: The role of Botox is to paralyze the muscles that cause dynamic wrinkles. If Botox is injected into an inappropriate muscle, or injected into an inappropriate site, it may cause facial muscle paralysis. The customer may appear to have a "frozen" face.
Dermofiller-Hyaluronic acid: Although the use of a hard and strong hyaluronic acid dermal filler helps to provide the structural foundation of the skin. The use of crusty fillers on superficial skin can cause a "frozen face."
Based on experience, do not ask doctors to use excessive doses of the product, and doctors should also avoid placing the product on inappropriate skin layers. This can greatly reduce the "frozen face" situation.
All in all, we encourage customers to discuss their concerns with us. Our consultants will carefully check your situation and provide you with exclusive advice. So, please press the inquiry button to contact us, our professional team will analyze and provide you with exclusive opinions. Let us know what you want.

After procedure

5. Do I need to avoid food after the aesthetic treatment?

Generally, there is no need to strictly avoid food after minor operations such as medical aesthetics or skin surgery. However, if you can maintain a balanced diet, eat more natural fruits and vegetables, and drink enough water to keep yourself hydrated at all times will be better. In addition, reducing fried foods and other foods that can cause inflammation and processed foods such as potato chips may help the inflammation fade better.

6. When can I put on makeup after laser treatment?

It depends on the type of laser treatment you receive: Using a low-energy laser, there will be no wounds after the treatment. It is generally recommended that you wait at least 24 hours before applying makeup, because your skin may become more sensitive. You may need to test a small area to avoid irritating your skin. For some higher-energy laser treatments, such as CO2 lasers, it is best to avoid applying makeup on the treated area until the superficial wound or redness has healed. Even the most natural cosmetics have the opportunity to irritate sensitive skin after treatment. Therefore, you should limit the number of makeup applications after treatment to avoid inflammation or allergic reactions.

7. Can I wash my face after laser treatment?

After laser treatment, your face may become more sensitive. If you do high-energy laser treatments, such as CO2 lasers, you may have some superficial wounds.
Therefore, in our clinic, after treatment, our nurse will prepare a set of cleansers and creams for you to use after laser treatment. Some products are mild and anti-allergic, and some products have some additional functions (for example, help wound healing, prevent wound pigmentation, etc.). Please follow our nurse's instructions after laser treatment.

8. Can I wash my hair after scalp laser treatment?

After laser treatment, your scalp may become more sensitive. If you do high-energy laser treatment, such as CO2 laser for skin lesions, you may have some superficial wounds. Therefore, in our center, after treatment, our nurse will prepare a set of shampoo and conditioner for you to use after laser treatment. Some products are mild and anti-allergic, and some products have some additional functions (for example, help wound healing, prevent wound pigmentation, etc.). Please follow our nurse's instructions after laser treatment.

9. If I have a surgical wound on my body, can I wet the wound?

Many people will have suture wounds after minor operations, and what everyone is most worried about is whether the wound will be infected. Some doctors will advise patients to keep the wound as not wet as possible to reduce the chance of wound infection. However, many people will have a question: Will the wound be infected with bacteria if the wound is bathed in wet water without the stitches removed? As early as 2006, the team of Professor Clare Heal published a study on "Can the wound wet without stitches?" in the world's top medical journal BMJ. The team conducted a controlled clinical trial in Australia. 857 participants were randomly divided into two groups, namely the drying group (442 people)- dressing and bandage the wound, bathing without wet water, and bathing group (415 people) -Do not bandage the wound, and take a wet bath 48 hours after stitching. It was found that the wound infection rate in the dry group was 8.9%, while the wound infection rate in the bathing group was 8.4%. There was no statistical difference in the "infection rate" between the two groups, which means that they would take a wet bath 48 hours after the operation. There is no difference in the infection rate of wounds that have not been wet. Therefore, Professor Heal believes that there is no need to bandage the wound after stitching, and you can take a bath without waiting for the stitches to be removed.
In 2016, Taiwanese scholars also conducted similar clinical trials. They divided 444 patients who underwent thyroid, lung, small intestinal gas, face and limb surgery at the National Taiwan University School of Medicine from May 2013 to March 2014 and randomly divided them into two groups after surgery: bathing group (patients allowed Showering and bathing at 48 hours after surgery) and the non-bathing group (routine dressing and bandage the wound, no bathing). The results found that the infection rate of the bathing group was 1.8%, and the infection rate of the non-bathing group was 2.7%. There was no statistical difference in the infection rate between the two groups. The satisfaction of the patients in the bathing group was significantly higher than that of the non-bathing group, and the wound care fee of the bathing group was significantly lower than that of the non-bath group. Therefore, the research team believes that bathing 48 hours after surgery is not only safe, but also can improve patient satisfaction and reduce wound care costs. Bathing is better than not taking a bath.
Therefore, taking a bath 48 hours after skin surgery (stitching), or washing your hair after scalp skin surgery, is absolutely no problem. If you can wipe the wound and keep it dry after bathing, and use disinfectants and dressings according to our instructions, the chance of wound infection can be greatly reduced.