1. After mole removal, a regenerative tape (healing patch) is applied to protect the skin and absorb any oozing tissue fluid. In general, replace it with a fresh regenerative tape every 1–2 days and keep it applied for about 1 week. However, depending on the depth of the mole and your individual recovery, you may need to keep it on for more than 2 weeks, up to a maximum of 1 month.
2. Please wash your face with the regenerative tape still on.
3. If a scab forms, do not pick it off with your fingers; it will usually fall off naturally within 1–2 weeks.
4. Be sure to use sunscreen.
5. Moles can reappear due to various factors such as UV exposure, and a single treatment rarely removes them completely, so ongoing treatment is required. (The clinic does not offer free re-treatment; additional treatment will be charged separately.)
1. After the procedure, avoid activities that put a strain on the body, such as heavy drinking, sauna, prolonged bathing in hot water, and vigorous exercise, for at least about one week.
2. You may experience mild redness or a burning sensation after the procedure, but this usually subsides quickly. Scabs may sometimes form; do not touch or forcibly peel them off—let them fall away naturally.
3. You may wash your face starting the next day. Replace the regenerative patch every 1–2 days, and wash your face with the tape still on.
4. When going out, be sure to protect against the sun, e.g., by applying sunscreen frequently, to prevent UV damage to the skin.
5. For two weeks after the procedure, avoid exfoliating products, scrub-type products, and functional cosmetics such as whitening products.
6. Apply the regenerative repair cream as the final step of your daily skincare routine, once each in the morning and evening; consistent use gives better results.
1. Use a mild facial cleanser and wash with lukewarm water.
2. Avoid exfoliation (peeling) for at least 1 week after treatment.
3. Use SPF 30 or higher sunscreen when going out.
4. Avoid alcohol and smoking for 1 week after treatment.
5. If the energy penetrates deeply enough, mild redness/swelling, numbness, or headache may occur, but these usually subside within a few hours to 1 day.
6. If the focal point falls on a shallower layer (about 3–4.5 mm), white streaks may appear; these usually improve within 3–5 days with medication.
7. Collagen regeneration is typically induced gradually over 2–3 months after treatment.
1. The ONDA laser uses dual-frequency microwave energy to conduct heat to the subcutaneous fat layer, selectively breaking down fat cells; it is a device that also provides a lifting effect.
2. It simultaneously stimulates collagen regeneration in the dermal layer, achieving the dual effect of firming and improved elasticity.
3. After the procedure, swelling, pain, a heat sensation, or a lumpy feeling may occur. This is a natural inflammatory reaction that arises as the heat-destroyed fat cells are metabolized through the lymphatic system.
4. In particular, the chin (double chin) area—where the fat layer is thicker and heat is concentrated—may experience more pronounced or longer-lasting pain, usually persisting for about 1–2 weeks, with a lumpy feeling sometimes lasting 2–4 weeks.
5. In the early period after the procedure, cold compresses can help relieve pain; after about 3 days, you may switch to warm compresses or lukewarm-water cleansing to aid blood circulation. Avoid vigorously massaging or pressing the treated area, and let the body absorb it naturally.
6. If pain is significant or discomfort persists, you may take painkillers or anti-inflammatory medication short-term to relieve the symptoms.
1. Mild redness, swelling, or a stinging sensation may occur after the procedure; these are temporary, normal reactions that usually improve within 1–2 days.
2. Because Density is a high-frequency (RF) heat-energy treatment, the main post-procedure concern is avoiding overheating and mild burns (heat injury) to the skin.
3. Enhanced moisturizing and cold-compress soothing after the procedure are recommended to aid skin recovery.
4. For one week, avoid activities that raise body temperature, such as drinking alcohol, vigorous exercise, hot spring baths, or sauna.
5. In addition, avoid exfoliating products or peeling treatments to prevent excessive irritation.
6. You may apply makeup immediately after the procedure, but be sure to use a mild moisturizing product to maintain the skin's moisture and barrier function.
7. When going out, always apply sunscreen (SPF 30 or higher) to prevent UV irritation and pigmentation.
1. Redness or mild swelling may occur for 1–2 days after treatment and usually resolves naturally; if discomfort worsens, contact the clinic.
2. You may apply makeup, wash your face, and shower on the day of treatment, but avoid sauna, steam rooms, and swimming pools for about 1 week.
3. During the treatment period, avoid waxing, sun exposure, artificial tanning, and plucking.
4. Always use sunscreen when the treated area is exposed while going out.
5. If dryness occurs, moisturize more as needed.
6. Hair destroyed by the heat energy will fall out naturally within 1–2 weeks.
7. In rare cases, folliculitis, blisters, or scabs may occur; these usually improve within a few days. If discomfort is significant, seek medical attention promptly.
1. After treatment, avoid excessive drinking, sauna/steam rooms/swimming pools, hot baths, and vigorous exercise.
2. Bruising, swelling, pain, or a foreign-body sensation may occur and usually eases within 1–2 weeks. If pain increasingly worsens or the skin changes color, contact the clinic immediately and return for a check-up.
3. Avoid pressing or squeezing the treated area, as it may change the shape. If you have nasal filler, avoid wearing glasses or sunglasses for a certain period.
4. Antibiotics will be prescribed to prevent infection; be sure to take them as directed. If you have a history of antibiotic allergy, please inform us in advance.
5. The filler used at our clinic is hyaluronic acid—a substance naturally present in the human body—and it is gradually absorbed. The actual duration varies by individual constitution and may be shorter or longer.
2. Bruising, itching, or redness/swelling may occur; most are mild and ease within a few days. Temporary swelling due to the nature of the agent is normal.
3. Localized granularity or nodules may occur. To prevent this and enhance results, gentle massage is recommended for at least 5 consecutive days, 5 times a day, about 5 minutes each time.
4. This type of treatment induces collagen production, and results generally appear gradually after 3–6 weeks. About 3 sessions spaced 1 month apart are recommended for better results.
1. For 7 days after treatment, avoid environments that may trigger inflammation, such as sauna, baths, and steam rooms.
2. Avoid vigorous exercise or excessive activity for about 7 days after treatment.
3. Avoid strong pressure on the treated area, such as meridian (lymphatic) massage.
4. A pulling or foreign-body sensation in the treated area is normal and generally improves in 3–5 days.
5. Bruising, swelling, or erythema (redness) may occur, usually subsiding naturally within 3–7 days.
6. When sleeping, keep your head elevated and avoid pressing your face against the pillow; abstain from alcohol and smoking for 1 week after treatment.
7. Avoid applying force to the treated area, as it may reduce the effect.
1. After treatment, avoid drinking alcohol, sauna/steam rooms/swimming pools, hot baths, and vigorous exercise.
2. Bruising, swelling, pain, or a foreign-body sensation may occur and usually eases within 1–2 weeks. If pain increasingly worsens or the skin changes color, contact the clinic immediately and return for a check-up.
3. Avoid vigorously rubbing the thread-inserted area; meridian (lymphatic) massage is recommended only after at least 1 month.
4. A pulling or tight sensation may occur in the cheeks; this gradually improves. Avoid eating hard foods and avoid opening your mouth wide.
5. You may wash your face and apply makeup the next day; wash gently and avoid exfoliating products. Always use sunscreen when going out.
6. If a thread is exposed, do not touch it—contact the clinic immediately to arrange a check-up.
7. Antibiotics will be prescribed to prevent infection; be sure to take them as directed. If you have a history of drug allergy, please inform us in advance.
1. Occasionally, central-nervous stimulation may cause temporary insomnia; it is advisable to avoid taking it within 8 hours before your intended bedtime.