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Pigmentation · Pores · Scars

Pigment · Pore · Scar

Reduces the appearance of melasma, dark spots, and redness, and helps improve pores and acne scars

How LOERE Provides Care

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Treatment Varies by Type of Pigmentation

We first distinguish whether it is freckles, melasma, or nevus of Ota, then proceed with the appropriate treatment.

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We Do Not Rely on Laser Treatment Alone for Melasma

Depending on its condition, we recommend skin-recovery care together with a medication prescription for melasma.

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Checking the Condition of a Mole Through Examination First

The condition of a mole or bump is checked before treatment.
If malignancy is suspected, it is not removed right away.

Pigmentation · Pores · Scars Treatments

From Consultation to Aftercare

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  1. First Identifying the Type of Concern

    We first check what type of pigmentation it is and what changes have occurred in your skin.

  2. Choosing the Method to Suit Your Skin

    The treatment method varies depending on whether the concern is pigmentation or redness, pores or scars, or moles or bumps on the skin's surface.

  3. Checking How to Care for Your Skin After Treatment

    Please check the care methods and precautions for the treatment you received.

By Principle, By Evidence

We begin by listening carefully to what you want.

We set the scope and intensity of each treatment to suit your skin condition.
We explain in full the effects you may expect and the limits of the treatment.

Pigmentation · Pores · Scars