LaseMD laser infusion
LaseMD laser infusion uses low-energy laser to create micro-channels in the epidermis that are invisible to the naked eye, letting the chosen ampoule go straight into the shallow layers of the skin while also triggering a mild repair signal; within laser light treatments it is a gentle route that leans toward infusion plus resurfacing. At our clinic, this is not something you buy as a multi-session package before coming in. The ampoule type and treatment area are decided only after the doctor has seen your skin at the in-person consultation and discussed what you want to improve, and the same doctor is responsible from your first consultation through to the treatment. It suits people with uneven or dull skin tone, or whose skin care products don’t seem to absorb. But if what you want is clear tightening and lifting in a single session, the energy settings for this route are on the gentle side, and the doctor will suggest discussing other options rather than forcing this one.
- Full face 1 session
- ₩90,000
Excludes VAT; paid in ₩·Same price as Korean patients pay·Prices as of September 2026
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- Unit
- Priced per full-face session; the ampoule type is chosen separately
- Time
- The laser itself takes about 20 minutes; with numbing cream and ampoule infusion, plan to stay about 40–60 minutes
- Pain
- A mild, hot, prickly feeling that fades within a few hours; at low energy numbing cream is not always needed, but it can be applied first if you are worried about pain
- Interval
- Usually once every 2–4 weeks, over several sessions; the actual number is planned by the doctor based on your skin and the ampoule you choose
- Recovery
- You can wash your face and wear makeup the same day; avoid skin care products containing alcohol or vitamin A, and use sun protection when you go out
PriceLaseMD
Listed prices exclude VAT; 10% is added at payment.
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RecoveryYou can wash your face and wear makeup the same day; avoid skin care products containing alcohol or vitamin A, and use sun protection when you go out
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