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Pico Laser Downtime Recovery & Aftercare in Gangnam, Seoul

From ₩100,000 (about $71)

Pico Laser recovery is short: after a pico toning session light redness typically settles within 2-24 hours, there is no open wound, and makeup is usually fine the next day — this is the hour-by-hour aftercare and fly-out guide, just steps from Gangnam Station in Seoul.

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Pico Laser

Pico Laser

Pico Laser Recovery · Gangnam Seoul

From ₩100,000 (about $71)

Pico Laser recovery is short: after a pico toning session light redness typically settles within 2-24 hours, there is no open wound, and makeup is usually fine the next day — this is the hour-by-hour aftercare and fly-out guide, just steps from Gangnam Station in Seoul.

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Quick Answer

How much downtime does Pico Laser have, and when can I go back to normal?

Pico Toning has minimal downtime: light redness or a faint flush typically settles within 2-24 hours, there are no open wounds, and makeup is usually fine the next day — so a same-day or next-day flight is generally realistic. A rougher fractional pico setting used for texture or scarring is different, leaving a bronzed, sandpapery surface for roughly 3-7 days. Across both modes the real recovery work is protecting against post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH), so RE:BERRY Gangnam pairs every plan with strict sun protection, especially for Fitzpatrick III-V skin. Pico Toning is ₩300,000 ($214 USD) per session, and the same licensed physician guides your aftercare from consultation through review.

Effects & Progress

Effects & Progress

Pico toning leaves the surface intact, so the norm is simple redness with no scab — light flush typically settles within 2-24 hours and makeup is usually fine the next day.

TimelineWhat to Expect
Right after

A light flush in the treated zones typically settles within 2-24 hours for toning, with no wound to dress. Treated spots may look slightly darker as pigment lifts, and makeup is usually fine the next day.

After 2 weeks

Freckles and sun spots may briefly darken then flake or slough over a few days — let them shed untouched. Daily SPF 50+ and avoiding heat and scrubs protect the healing surface.

After 1–3 months

Fractured pigment clears and tone looks more even. A rougher fractional setting finishes its 3-7 day sandpaper phase in this window, while saunas, hot yoga, and strong actives stay off-limits.

6–12 months

The next toning session is spaced 2-4 weeks out so skin settles between passes. Deeper skin tones are watched for any darkening, managed with lower fluence and longer intervals; RE:BERRY guides the spacing that suits your skin.

Treatment Process

Pico Laser Recovery — 4 Steps from Session to Aftercare

※ Illustrative images are AI-generated to help explain the treatment process.
STEP 1

STEP 1. 1:1 Personal Consultation

You leave with a light flush across the treated zones and no open wound. Keep the skin cool and untouched, and note that treated freckles or spots may look slightly darker as pigment lifts — that is expected, not a burn.

STEP 2

STEP 2. Cleansing & Numbing Cream

After cleansing, numbing cream rests for 20–30 minutes. The sealed product label is confirmed with you before opening.

STEP 3

STEP 3. Precision Dermal Injection

Treated spots may darken briefly then flake over a few days — let them shed untouched. This is the window where sun discipline matters most: broad-spectrum SPF 50+ every morning, reapplied, plus a hat and shade whenever you are outdoors.

STEP 4

STEP 4. Soothing Care & Aftercare Guide

The next toning session is usually spaced 2-4 weeks out so the skin fully settles between passes. Your team tracks recovery and any pigment changes before you rebook, and continues aftercare guidance once you are home.

Effects & Progress

Effects & Progress

Short Toning Downtime, No Wound

The reason toning recovery is short comes down to the pulse: energy lands as a photoacoustic shock in trillionths of a second and spreads little heat, so the skin surface is left intact. That means the usual aftermath is a light flush, not a scab, typically settling within 2-24 hours, with makeup fine from the next day once the redness has calmed. There is no wound to dress and nothing to bandage, which is what makes toning one of the easier pigment treatments to fit around travel and a full schedule.

Fine Lines & Pores

Not every pico session recovers the same way. A rougher fractional setting, used for texture or acne scarring rather than plain toning, treats the skin in micro-zones and leaves a bronzed, sandpapery surface for roughly 3-7 days as it sheds. That is a deliberate trade of more downtime for deeper texture work, and it is flagged before scheduling so you can plan makeup, meetings, and your flight around it instead of being caught out. Which mode suits you depends on your goal and how much recovery time your trip allows.

Texture & Glow

The honest headline for deeper skin tones is not the brief redness but the risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation as the treated area heals. Fitzpatrick III-V and melasma-prone skin have more reactive pigment cells, so the fluence is kept low, the intervals lengthened, and daily sun protection made a condition of treatment. No clinic can promise zero PIH; a conservative, spaced course paired with strict SPF is how the risk is kept low. Pigment depth and skin type are mapped before any pass so the plan matches your skin, not a fixed preset.

Sun Protection & What to Avoid

Aftercare is mostly about two things: protecting the freshly treated pigment cells from UV and keeping heat and friction away while the skin settles. Daily broad-spectrum SPF 50+, reapplied through the day, plus a hat and shade, is the single biggest factor in how cleanly the result comes in. For about 5-7 days avoid saunas, steam rooms, hot yoga, very hot showers, harsh scrubs, and strong actives, and let any flaking pigment shed on its own. Following this simple protocol is what turns a normal recovery into an even, settled result.

Timeline
What to Expect
Right after
A light flush in the treated zones typically settles within 2-24 hours for toning, with no wound to dress. Treated spots may look slightly darker as pigment lifts, and makeup is usually fine the next day.
After 2 weeks
Freckles and sun spots may briefly darken then flake or slough over a few days — let them shed untouched. Daily SPF 50+ and avoiding heat and scrubs protect the healing surface.
After 1–3 months
Fractured pigment clears and tone looks more even. A rougher fractional setting finishes its 3-7 day sandpaper phase in this window, while saunas, hot yoga, and strong actives stay off-limits.
6–12 months
The next toning session is spaced 2-4 weeks out so skin settles between passes. Deeper skin tones are watched for any darkening, managed with lower fluence and longer intervals; RE:BERRY guides the spacing that suits your skin.

Treatment Process

Pico Laser Recovery — 4 Steps from Session to Aftercare

※ Illustrative images are AI-generated to help explain the treatment process.
STEP 1. 1:1 Personal Consultation
STEP 1. 1:1 Personal Consultation

You leave a pico toning session with a light flush across the treated zones, similar to a mild sunburn, and no open wound or bandage. Keep the skin cool and untouched; a cold pack over a clean cloth is fine if it feels warm. Some guests notice tiny darkened flecks where freckles or sun spots sat — that is pigment lifting to the surface as it clears, not a burn. Avoid strong actives the same day and cleanse gently with lukewarm water only, never hot.

STEP 2. Cleansing & Numbing Cream
STEP 2. Cleansing & Numbing Cream

Over the first hours to the next morning the redness fades substantially for most toning sessions. Sleep on a clean pillowcase, skip retinoids, high-strength vitamin C, and exfoliating acids that night, and keep cleansing gentle. Makeup is usually fine from the next day once the flush has settled, starting with mineral or non-irritating formulas applied and removed without scrubbing. If a rougher fractional setting was used for texture, expect a tighter, faintly bronzed surface that lasts longer than plain toning.

STEP 3. Precision Dermal Injection
STEP 3. Precision Dermal Injection

As the fractured pigment clears over the following days, treated freckles and spots may briefly darken and then flake or slough away — let them shed on their own and never pick, since picking is the usual cause of an uneven mark. This is the window where sun discipline matters most: a broad-spectrum SPF 50+ every morning, reapplied through the day, plus a wide-brimmed hat and shade whenever you are out. Keep avoiding saunas, hot yoga, steam rooms, and harsh scrubs, because heat and friction are the two things most likely to provoke rebound pigment.

STEP 4. Soothing Care & Aftercare Guide
STEP 4. Soothing Care & Aftercare Guide

After a toning pass the skin is cooled, and the light flush — similar to a mild sunburn — typically settles within 2–24 hours; keep the area cool, skip saunas and strong actives that day, and protect it from the sun. The next toning session is usually spaced 2–4 weeks out so the skin fully settles between passes.

Benefits & Results

What Pico Laser Recovery Actually Looks Like in Gangnam

  • No open wounds for toning mode: Pico Toning leaves the surface intact, so there is nothing to dress and light redness, without scabbing, is the norm — most guests are presentable within a day
  • Makeup usually the next day: once any flush has settled, gentle mineral or non-irritating makeup covers residual pinkness, meaning toning fits easily around travel and work
  • A frank fractional caveat: a rougher fractional pico setting used for texture or scarring trades that easy recovery for a bronzed, sandpapery surface lasting roughly 3-7 days, so your plan is chosen with your schedule in mind
  • PIH is the real recovery risk, not the redness: post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation is a genuine, non-zero possibility — higher in Fitzpatrick III-V and in melasma-prone skin — so low fluence, spaced sessions, and sun protection are the aftercare that matters
  • Sun protection is non-negotiable: daily broad-spectrum SPF 50+, reapplied, plus hats and shade protect the freshly treated pigment cells and are the single biggest factor in how cleanly the result settles
  • Same physician through recovery: the doctor who set your laser parameters reviews your healing and adjusts spacing — your aftercare in Gangnam is never handed to another practitioner mid-course
TimelineWhat to Expect
Light redness or a faint flush in treated zones settles within 2-24 hours for toning; no wound to dress, and treated spots may look slightly darker as pigment lifts
Makeup is usually fine from the next day; freckles and spots may flake — let them shed untouched — while daily SPF 50+ protects the healing surface
Fractured pigment clears and tone evens; a rougher fractional setting finishes its 3-7 day sandpaper phase here, with heat and scrubs still off-limits
The next toning session is spaced to let skin settle; watch for any darkening in deeper skin tones, which is managed with lower fluence and longer intervals
Comparison

Downtime Compared — Pico Toning vs Laser Toning vs IPL in Gangnam

Recovery factorPico Toning (RE:BERRY Gangnam)Laser Toning (Q-switched Nd:YAG)IPL / Photofacial
Open wound after sessionNone in toning mode; surface stays intactNone in toning modeNone; surface intact
Redness durationFaint flush, typically 2-24 hoursMild redness, up to about a dayRedness plus temporary spot darkening
Visible pigment change afterSpots may lift and flake for a few days, then clearSimilar lifting and flaking of pigmentSpots darken then shed over roughly a week (coffee-ground look)
Makeup timingUsually next day once redness settlesUsually next dayOften next day, though darkened spots stay visible longer
Fly-out timingSame-day or next-day flight generally realistic for toningSame-day or next-day generally realisticNext-day flight fine; spots may still be shedding
Rougher setting exists?Yes — fractional pico for texture runs 3-7 days bronzed and sandpaperyLess commonly used in a rough resurfacing modeNot a fractional resurfacing device
Heat delivered to skinLow — short pulse limits thermal spreadModerate — longer pulse spreads more heatHigher — bulk surface heating
Main recovery riskPIH, higher in Fitzpatrick III-V and melasmaPIH, and rebound in melasma if pushedPIH and blistering if surface overheated
Aftercare that matters mostStrict daily SPF 50+, no heat, no scrubs, spaced sessionsStrict SPF, gentle care, spaced sessionsStrict SPF, let darkened spots shed untouched

Why This Matters

The reason Pico Toning recovers so quickly is the pulse itself: energy lands as a photoacoustic shock in trillionths of a second and spreads little heat, so the surface is left intact and the usual aftermath is redness, with no scab. Laser Toning with a nanosecond Q-switched laser is similar day-to-day but carries a touch more thermal spread, while IPL warms surface pigment enough that treated spots visibly darken and shed over about a week. None of the three leaves an open wound in toning mode — the difference is how the pigment looks while it clears.

For Fitzpatrick III-V skin the real headline is not the redness, which is brief, but the risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation as the treated area heals. Deeper skin tones and melasma-prone skin have more reactive pigment cells, so RE:BERRY Gangnam deliberately keeps fluence low, lengthens intervals between sessions, and makes daily sun protection a condition of treatment. No clinic can promise zero PIH; a conservative, spaced course is how the risk is kept low.

Because Pico Toning has no open wound and settles within a day, it slots neatly into a Seoul trip: many guests book a session early in the stay, wear a hat and SPF for sightseeing, and fly home comfortably. If texture or scarring calls for a rougher fractional setting, the physician will flag the 3-7 day bronzed phase so you can plan makeup, meetings, and your flight around it well in advance.

Sources: KHIDI 2025 Medical Tourism Survey; manufacturer device specifications; peer-reviewed picosecond laser literature (see references); RE:BERRY clinic records (verified).
Best for: Wants the fastest recovery and a same-day or next-day flight; freckles, sun spots, or dull tone
Pico Toning (picosecond)
No open wound, redness settles in 2-24 hours, makeup usually next day — the easiest pigment option to fit around travel
Best for: Deeper skin tone or melasma-prone, worried about pigment rebound
Pico Toning, low and spaced
Short pulse limits heat, but PIH risk is real in Fitzpatrick III-V, so low fluence, longer intervals, and strict SPF are essential
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Published Pico Laser Prices in Gangnam (Regular Rates, VAT Included)

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From ₩100,000 (about $71)
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Dr. Yoon-Gon Ryu

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"Recovery is where pigment work is won or lost — I match the fluence and the spacing to your skin type first, then hold you to daily sun protection, because for deeper skin tones the risk after a session is post-inflammatory pigment, not the redness that fades by the next day."
  • Medical Director, RE:BERRY Aesthetic Clinic Gangnam — Korean MOHW Medical License No.131644
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Clinical Science

The Evidence Behind Pico Laser Recovery and PIH Risk

The reason toning recovery is short comes down to pulse physics: a picosecond pulse is shorter than the thermal relaxation time of a melanin particle, so energy is deposited as a photoacoustic shock, without diffusing as heat into surrounding tissue. Less thermal spread means the surface is left intact and the visible aftermath is transient redness in place of a wound. A comprehensive systematic review of picosecond lasers in dermatology catalogued this favorable side-effect profile across pigment, tattoo, and rejuvenation indications while emphasizing that adverse events, though generally mild and self-limited, are not zero — which is exactly why aftercare is dosed conservatively at RE:BERRY Gangnam.

Wu DC, Goldman MP, Wat H, Chan HHL. A systematic review of picosecond laser in dermatology: evidence and recommendations. Lasers Surg Med. 2021;53(1):9-49. doi:10.1002/lsm.23244

Recovery endpoints have been measured directly in Asian skin, where PIH risk is highest. A split-face study of a picosecond laser with a diffractive lens array for photoaging in Asian patients reported measurable pigment and texture improvement alongside a low, self-resolving adverse-event rate, documenting that transient erythema and mild post-treatment changes settle over days, not weeks. This is the clinical basis for telling toning guests that redness typically clears within 2-24 hours and that spots which briefly darken will flake away and clear, leaving no scar.

Chan HHL, Yu CS, Shek S, et al. A prospective, split-face, single-blinded study looking at the use of a picosecond laser with a diffractive lens array for the treatment of photoaging in Asian skin. Lasers Surg Med. 2018;50(3):219-225. doi:10.1002/lsm.23014

The most important recovery caveat is post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, and the melasma literature is explicit about it. A randomized, split-face picosecond trial in melasma recorded genuine improvement but also a real, non-zero rate of PIH, confirming that heat- and light-sensitive pigment can rebound if fluence is too high or sessions too frequent. Reviews of low-fluence toning reach the same conclusion: the protocol that protects recovery is low fluence, spaced intervals, and strict sun protection — never aggressive single-pass treatment. This is why the physician at RE:BERRY Gangnam screens pigment depth and Fitzpatrick type first, keeps fluence low across a 3-5 session course, and makes daily sun protection a condition of every plan.

Choi YJ, Nam JH, Kim JY, et al. Efficacy and safety of a novel picosecond laser using combination of 1064 and 595 nm on patients with melasma: a prospective, randomized, multicenter, split-face, 2% hydroquinone cream-controlled clinical trial. Lasers Surg Med. 2017;49(10):899-907. doi:10.1002/lsm.22735

Chalermchai T, Rummaneethorn P. Effects of a fractional picosecond 1,064 nm laser for the treatment of dermal and mixed type melasma. J Cosmet Laser Ther. 2018;20(3):134-139. doi:10.1080/14764172.2017.1376098

Common Questions

Recovery & Aftercare Questions International Guests Ask About Pico Laser in Gangnam

How long does redness last after Pico Laser?

After a Pico Toning session the redness is usually a light flush that fades substantially within a few hours and largely resolves within 2-24 hours. There is no open wound to dress. A rougher fractional pico setting used for texture is different — it leaves a warmer, faintly bronzed surface that lasts longer, so recovery expectations depend on which mode was used at RE:BERRY Gangnam.

When can I wear makeup after Pico Toning?

Makeup is usually fine from the next day once any redness has settled, starting with gentle mineral or non-irritating formulas applied and removed without scrubbing. For the first few days keep products simple and skip strong actives. If a fractional setting was used, wait until the flaking and bronzed feel have passed before applying makeup over the area.

Can I fly home the same day or the next day after Pico Laser?

For Pico Toning, a same-day or next-day flight is generally realistic because there is no wound and the redness settles within a day — many international guests at RE:BERRY Gangnam book toning early in the trip and fly out comfortably. A rougher fractional setting is better planned with a few extra days, since the surface stays sandpapery and bronzed for roughly 3-7 days.

Is there any open wound or scab after Pico Toning?

No — Pico Toning leaves the skin surface intact, so there is no open wound and no scab to manage, just transient redness. Treated freckles and sun spots may briefly darken and then flake or slough over a few days as pigment clears; let them shed on their own and never pick, because picking is what can turn a normal flake into a mark.

What is the risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) after Pico Laser?

PIH is a real, non-zero risk with any pigment laser and it is higher in deeper skin tones and in melasma-prone skin. RE:BERRY Gangnam lowers that risk with low-fluence picosecond passes, sessions spaced 2-4 weeks apart, and diligent daily sun protection — but no clinic can promise zero PIH, and that uncertainty is the reason the plan stays deliberately conservative.

Does my Fitzpatrick skin type change my recovery and aftercare?

Yes. Fitzpatrick III-V skin has more reactive pigment cells, so the risk after treatment is less about redness and more about post-inflammatory pigment change. At RE:BERRY Gangnam the physician lowers fluence, lengthens intervals, and reinforces sun protection for darker or melasma-prone skin, which is why your pigment depth and skin type are mapped before any pass begins.

What sun-protection protocol should I follow after Pico Laser?

Daily broad-spectrum SPF 50+ every morning, reapplied through the day, is the single most important part of recovery — freshly treated pigment cells are vulnerable to UV. Add a wide-brimmed hat and seek shade whenever you are outdoors, and keep this up across the whole toning course, not just the first day. For melasma-prone skin, strict sun discipline is what keeps the result from rebounding.

What should I avoid after a Pico Laser session?

For about 5-7 days avoid saunas, steam rooms, hot yoga, and intense workouts that flush the face, plus very hot showers, harsh scrubs, and strong actives such as retinoids, high-strength vitamin C, and exfoliating acids. Heat and friction are the two things most likely to provoke irritation or rebound pigment, so keep skincare gentle and let the treated area settle before resuming your usual routine.

My freckles look darker after Pico Toning — is that normal?

Yes, that is expected. Treated freckles and sun spots often darken briefly in the first days as the fractured pigment rises to the surface, then flake or slough away, leaving clearer skin underneath. Let them shed naturally and keep the area protected from the sun; do not scrub or pick, which — far more than the laser itself — is the usual cause of an uneven result.

How much downtime does the fractional (texture) pico setting have?

A rougher fractional pico setting, used for texture or acne scarring rather than plain toning, typically leaves a bronzed, sandpapery surface for roughly 3-7 days as the micro-treated skin sheds. RE:BERRY Gangnam explains this longer recovery before scheduling so you can plan makeup, work, and travel around it — it is a deliberate trade of more downtime for deeper texture work.

How long should I wait between Pico Toning sessions?

Sessions are usually spaced 2-4 weeks apart so the skin fully settles between passes; crowding sessions is a known trigger for irritation and post-inflammatory pigment. Across a typical 3-5 session course the physician at RE:BERRY Gangnam confirms your spacing based on how your skin recovers each time, and lengthens the interval for deeper or melasma-prone skin.

When should I call the clinic after Pico Laser?

Get in touch if you see spreading redness, swelling, blistering, weeping, unusual pain, or any sign that does not settle over the first days, or if new dark patches appear as the skin heals. These are uncommon after conservative toning, but RE:BERRY Gangnam keeps 90 days of WhatsApp follow-up in English so your treating physician can review a photo and advise quickly — you are never left to guess.

Will Pico Toning aftercare interfere with my sightseeing in Seoul?

Rarely, if you follow the sun rules. With toning there is no wound, so you can be out and about the same or next day — just wear SPF 50+, a hat, and seek shade, and keep away from saunas and jjimjilbang heat for the first week. RE:BERRY sits a 2-minute walk from Gangnam Station Exit 10, so an appointment slots easily between Gangnam dining and shopping.

Where is the clinic, and how do I plan aftercare around travel?

RE:BERRY is inside KI Tower on Gangnam-daero, a 2-minute walk from Gangnam Station Exit 10 on Seoul Metro Line 2, about 45-60 minutes from Incheon Airport by AREX plus subway or direct taxi. Because toning recovery is short, the physician can time your session and pre-departure review so your skin is calm before you fly, and the team continues aftercare guidance on WhatsApp once you are home.

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Plan Your Pico Laser Recovery in Gangnam

Send your pigment concerns, skin type, and travel dates to RE:BERRY on WhatsApp — a coordinator replies as soon as possible with physician slots, the published ₩300,000 ($214 USD) per-session rate in writing, and a realistic recovery and fly-out timeline for your case. The physician who reads your pigment sets the laser, guides your aftercare, and reviews your healing, and nothing is scheduled until you confirm.

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SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE

Science Pico Laser recovery, PIH, and aftercare — peer-reviewed references

The short downtime of picosecond toning rests on pulse physics and is documented across the literature: because a picosecond pulse is shorter than the thermal relaxation time of melanin, energy fractures pigment as a photoacoustic shock with limited heat spread, leaving the surface intact so redness — no wound — is the aftermath (Wu 2021 systematic review). Recovery endpoints measured in Asian skin show transient erythema and mild, self-resolving post-treatment change over days (Chan 2018). The key caveat is post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation: a randomized split-face melasma trial recorded a real, non-zero PIH rate (Choi 2017), and a fractional picosecond melasma study confirmed that dermal and mixed pigment is managed conservatively instead of cleared aggressively (Chalermchai 2018) — hence low fluence, spaced intervals, and strict sun protection define the aftercare protocol.

  • Wu DC, Goldman MP, Wat H, Chan HHL. A systematic review of picosecond laser in dermatology: evidence and recommendations. Lasers Surg Med. 2021;53(1):9-49. doi:10.1002/lsm.23244
  • Chan HHL, Yu CS, Shek S, et al. A prospective, split-face, single-blinded study looking at the use of a picosecond laser with a diffractive lens array for the treatment of photoaging in Asian skin. Lasers Surg Med. 2018;50(3):219-225. doi:10.1002/lsm.23014
  • Choi YJ, Nam JH, Kim JY, et al. Efficacy and safety of a novel picosecond laser using combination of 1064 and 595 nm on patients with melasma: a prospective, randomized, multicenter, split-face, 2% hydroquinone cream-controlled clinical trial. Lasers Surg Med. 2017;49(10):899-907. doi:10.1002/lsm.22735
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These references shape the Pico Laser recovery protocol at RE:BERRY's Gangnam aesthetic clinic: pigment-depth and Fitzpatrick mapping by the treating physician before any energy is delivered; low-fluence toning across a 3-5 session course at 2-4 week intervals so the skin settles between passes; and standardized-lighting photographic follow-up with strict daily sun protection, since post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation is a genuine risk that is managed, never assumed away. This information is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice.

How to Find RE:BERRY Gangnam

2 minutes from Gangnam Station Exit 10. B1–B2, KI Tower — the building with the all-black entrance you can't miss.

RE:BERRY Gangnam Aesthetic Clinic

B1–B2, KI Tower, 69-gil 8, Gangnam-daero, Seocho-gu, Seoul
서울시 서초구 강남대로69길 8, 지하1·2층 (KI타워)

Hours 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM, 365 days (incl. holidays)
Phone +82-2-2039-2822
Email reberryclinicgn@gmail.com
Nearest Station Gangnam Station (Line 2) Exit 10 → 2 min walk