Joule Profractional
A fractional laser treatment specialized for acne scars, pores, and skin texture, based on the Sciton Joule platform. It simultaneously stimulates the epidermis and dermis, promoting collagen regeneration and refining skin texture.
What it is
| What it is | The fractional laser on the Sciton Joule platform is specialized for improving acne scars and enlarged pores. Using an ablative fractional method that simultaneously stimulates the epidermis and dermis, it promotes skin regeneration and helps achieve an even skin texture. It is also effective for dermal remodeling of acne scars and can produce synergistic effects when combined with other scar treatment devices. |
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| Who it may suit | Acne scar improvement, pore reduction, skin texture refinement, collagen regeneration induction 개선을 원하는 분은 의료진 상담을 통해 적합성을 확인할 수 있습니다. |
| Effect duration | 3-5 sessions (4-6 week intervals) |
| Treatment time | 30-60 minutes |
| Recovery time | 5-7 days |
| Side effects and precautions | For 5-7 days after the procedure, avoid irritation when washing your face and apply sunscreen (SPF 50+) thoroughly. During the recovery period, avoid strong heat stimulation such as saunas and swimming. |
| Recommended sessions and interval | 3-5 sessions (4-6 week intervals) |
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the Joule Profractional treatment?
- Joule Profractional is a fractional laser treatment that addresses scars, pores, and skin texture together. The intensity and applicability are determined after checking scar depth and available downtime. At Star Dermatology in Seomyeon, Busan, suitability is discussed after a careful review of your skin condition and treatment plan.
- How is recovery after the Joule Profractional treatment?
- Redness and exfoliation may occur, and the recovery period varies depending on treatment depth and skin sensitivity. It is recommended to receive guidance on an accurate recovery plan through a pre-treatment consultation.
- How do you choose between CO2 fractional laser and Joule Profractional?
- The selection criteria for the two treatments may vary depending on skin response, available downtime, and scar depth. The appropriate method is determined by considering schedule and goals together.