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A laser optimized for removing sunspots using VSLS patented technology
PHD
Repot Laser
This is a laser that removes only intractable pigmentation disorders while minimizing concerns about side effects such as hyperpigmentation caused by blood vessel damage.
Experience a new solution for pigmentation treatment that minimizes recurrence!
To whom would you entrust your precious youth? From melasma and blemishes to stubborn pigmentation disorders! All-in-one care
Over 20 years of experience as your personal dermatologist. A custom Repot laser just for you.
Everyone's skin is unique, and personalized treatment is paramount for pigmentation therapy. The key lies in selecting the appropriate laser and determining the optimal energy level based on an accurate diagnosis of the pigmentation. At PHD Dermatology, a medical team of board-certified dermatologists holding medical Ph.D.s from Seoul National University performs customized procedures tailored specifically to your skin type, age, and gender.
Directly performed by a Ph.D. in Medicine, Dermatologist, Seoul National University
Over 20 years of extensive procedure experience
1:1 customized plan based on skin type
Customized treatment based on skin layer, skin type, and cause of pigmentation
PHD Dermatology's unique 20 years of dermatologist special know-how
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Until now, it has been difficult to completely treat solar lentigines and age spots (seborrheic keratosis) with conventional laser treatments.
Despite treatment lasting several months, the condition recurs due to epidermal proliferation, and repeated procedures involving scraping and burning the skin are sometimes repeated up to dozens of times. Furthermore, treatments that extend widely to the area surrounding the lesion damage surrounding normal skin tissue, making it prone to inflammatory reactions or pigmentation.
Pigmentation occurs due to treatment of a large area
Repetitive treatment of cutting and burning
long-term treatment
High likelihood of recurrence
Why is removing the surplus so tricky?
In lentigo, melanin pigment and melanocytes proliferate around the basal layer of the epidermis, and the epidermal ridges extend to the papillary dermis in a club-like shape. Therefore, even if the lentigo is removed with a conventional laser, the epidermis proliferates again, making it highly likely that pigmentation will recur after laser treatment. Furthermore, the irregular shape of the epidermal ridges makes treatment even more difficult.
Experience Repat's safe and delicate energy.
It is a medical device that irradiates only pigmented lesions with a laser by delivering energy to tissue using a handpiece incorporating VSLS technology.
A New Proposal for Intractable Pigmentation Disorders, Repot Laser Incorporating VSLS Technology
VSLS
(Capillary constriction induction technology)
Equipped with patented VSLS technology, it minimizes redness or pigmentation caused by blood vessel damage.
Auto Derm
(Image processing technology)
By blocking the transfer of unnecessary energy to normal tissue, it prevents skin damage, enabling safe and precise procedures.
CPTL
(Supercooling system)
Energy is delivered while protecting the skin by supercooling it to a set cooling temperature during the procedure.
More delicate and precise treatment with 3 modes tailored to pigmented lesions in desired areas!
This is a laser device approved by the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety and the U.S. FDA that automatically adjusts laser intensity in response to uneven pigment distribution, and induces a rapid wound healing response while treating uniformly to the depth where the lesion exists, regardless of the amount of pigment within the lentigo lesion.
Excellent removal effect of dark spots, age spots, and freckles
Medical devices approved by the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety and the U.S. FDA
Complete removal with just one treatment
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For those who wish to remove pigmentation disorders such as dark spots and age spots
For those who want powerful results with just a single treatment
For those who want safe pigmentation treatment with a low recurrence rate
For those seeking effective treatment for intractable pigmentation disorders
An innovative system created by adding powerful contact cooling and introducing the first system where the laser itself recognizes lesions.
Repot Laser's contact cooling-based Vascular Supercooling (VSLS) technology protects the skin by maintaining a set cooling temperature consistently throughout the treatment, allowing for the safe delivery of powerful energy. AutoDerm is a positional recognition and tracking guide technology that directs laser energy only to pigmented lesions; it enables safe treatment by adjusting energy to the target based on lesion data collected in real-time via a camera. By protecting the skin with VSLS while ensuring precise energy is delivered to the exact location through AutoDerm, this technology enables safe and rapid treatment while delivering energy 5 to 10 times more powerful than other lasers.
STEP 01
Photograph of the procedure site
STEP 02
Pigmented area supercooling (VSLS)
STEP 03
Pigmented area image recognition (AutoDerm)
STEP 04
Laser output control and irradiation precisely corresponding to pigment distribution
Because my skin is precious! Repot Laser starting at PHD Dermatology
Authentic Repot Laser Treatment Tips
Before the procedure, we show you the box containing the treatment tips and gel, and after the procedure, we provide a box with a RePot authenticity verification QR code attached. You can immediately check the authenticity verification result by scanning the QR code.
How to authenticate genuine products
Please remove the authenticity sticker attached to the product and scan the QR code.
Please click the link to access the page and then click the product authentication icon.
When the window for entering the product authentication code appears on the screen, check the unique number printed on the sticker and enter it.
Pigmentation treatment is a medical procedure, not a cosmetic one.
From a skin histological perspective, epidermal pigmentations, such as lentigines (blemishes, age spots, etc.) and freckles, are concentrated in the basal layer, the lowest layer of the epidermis. In contrast, dermal pigmentations, such as melasma and nevus of Ota, are located in the deeper dermis. Furthermore, even pigments located in the same area respond significantly to treatment, requiring highly specialized knowledge to diagnose pigmented lesions. Safe treatment is ensured by tailoring the appropriate approach to the location of the lesion and the characteristics of the melanocytes.
Distribution locations of major pigment disorders
Epidermal pigmentation: freckles, blemishes, solar lentigo, seborrheic keratosis (age spots), etc.
Dermal pigmentation: Melasma, ABNOM (Acquired Bilateral Nevus of Ota), Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, etc.
Premium Correction Solution for Difficult-to-Treat Pigmentation Disorders
At PHD Dermatology, medical staff with a deep understanding of skin layers diagnose the type, depth, and cause of pigmentation, allowing you to expect everything from effective pigmentation treatment to prevention of recurrence through intensive treatment tailored to your specific condition.
Treatable subjects
Freckles, blemishes
Sunlight black
black checkers
Personalized treatment is paramount in pigmentation therapy. Precise analysis and treatment prevent side effects and recurrence.
solution
Consultation with a dermatologist x Identification of skin problems from multiple perspectives using the MarkView skin analyzer
Using continuous light source LEDs for more objective and accurate skin measurements
With four light sources, all implemented using LEDs, the effects before and after the procedure can be verified through images showing evenly distributed light.
By using a total of four light sources—UV light, polarized light, normal light, and gloss light—it is possible to integrate data captured from these four sources to accurately analyze various skin problems objectively.
In skin treatment, the most important thing is not to blindly remove visible pigmentation, but to understand your skin's constitution, the habits that have been negatively affecting your skin, and what the proper management plan is.
This is because even if the treatment suited to you is performed first, if post-procedure care tailored to your skin type is not carried out, your skin health may eventually deteriorate until the next treatment cycle, potentially leading to problems.
At PHD Dermatology, we provide detailed explanations of skin examination results using the MarkView skin diagnostic system. Furthermore, our board-certified dermatologist, a graduate of Seoul National University with a Ph.D. in Medicine, selects the appropriate lasers based on the diagnosis of various pigmented lesions to implement customized combination treatments. We also guide you through optimal care plans tailored to your changing skin.
1:1 Custom Skin Solution
Meticulous care, highly accurate diagnosis, thorough follow-up care
Our medical team, with over 20 years of experience and know-how, understands the skin better than anyone else and handles lasers expertly to provide premium medical services in a private space.
Confidence in your skin! PHD is a medical team of medical doctors who hold a Doctor of Medicine degree among dermatologists.
At PHD Dermatology, we provide customized treatments tailored to each individual's skin, ranging from diagnosis to laser procedures, through dedicated care by medical doctors from Seoul National University and board-certified dermatologists from Seoul National University Hospital. You can receive treatment not only for the removal of melasma and blemishes but also for stubborn pigmentation issues that are difficult to treat.
Expect a synergistic effect through the cross-treatment of various laser devices tailored to the characteristics of each pigmentation disorder, rather than a single treatment.
Since pigmentation disorders that appear similar to the naked eye differ not only in shape but also in the depth of the skin layers and the extent of their distribution, it is advisable to employ a combination of treatments tailored to individual skin characteristics rather than relying on a single method. At PHD Dermatology, we identify the skin types of Asians, who are prone to recurrence, and combine appropriate treatment and procedural methods.
Does increasing the laser intensity improve the effect? It is necessary to proceed with appropriate treatment and procedures tailored to each individual's pigmentation type.
While treating with high laser intensity may resolve the single concern of pigmentation, it can ultimately lead to secondary conditions as the skin barrier weakens. Therefore, pigmentation treatment must combine laser therapy that precisely targets and removes only the pigment with therapies that protect the skin barrier. At PHD Dermatology, we strive to go a step further than simple pigmentation treatment to minimize the likelihood of lesions recurring.
A private space free from COVID-19 worries
Receive personalized treatment consultation in a clean and private treatment space that is regularly disinfected.
Precautions before and after Repot Laser
We provide guidance on precautions to observe before and after the procedure for effective treatment and satisfactory results.
It is recommended to apply sunscreen to protect your skin.
Please rest for 2-3 days after the procedure until your skin calms down.
Please reduce things that can put a strain on your skin, such as saunas, smoking, and drinking.
For three weeks after the procedure, you must be careful not to let the healing bandage fall off, and after removing the bandage, you must apply the healing ointment properly.
Redness and peeling may occur after the procedure, and the severity may vary depending on the individual.
