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What it involves

Every first appointment starts with a 3D Meta-Vu scan rather than a menu. It separates surface pigment from dermal pigment and shows where elasticity has actually been lost — both of which are guesswork by eye.

The scan becomes the baseline every later comparison is measured against, so it is worth doing before anything else is booked.

Bring your Fitzpatrick type, any recent injectables, and the dates you are in Seoul. Those three things change the plan more than anything else you could tell us.

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• 3D Meta-Vu Skin Analysis

What it involves

Pigment laid down over a summer does not show at its worst until weeks later, which is why autumn is when most people finally book. It is also the right time: less sun ahead means less chance of the course being undone halfway through.

The programme starts with a scan, because melasma and sun damage look alike in a mirror and need different wavelengths. Picosecond, nanosecond, vascular and long-pulse energy are matched to what the scan shows rather than to what is booked most.

Expect maintenance rather than a finish line, particularly with melasma. Daily SPF 50 is not optional — one unprotected week can undo a month of the course.

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• THE Beautiful Pigmentation Care Program
• Enlighten
• PicoWay
• Aileen Genesis

What it involves

Sagging rarely comes from one layer. Radiofrequency works in the dermis, HIFU reaches the SMAS at 4.5 mm, microwave targets fat at 7 mm — and the honest answer is often a different device from the one you came in asking for.

We keep eleven lifting platforms so the depth can be chosen before the device is. The review sets which one, at what dose, and when to come back.

Shot count follows face size and skin density, so it is confirmed after the examination rather than sold as a package beforehand. How soon you come back is set at review, not by a calendar.

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• Thermage FLX
• Ultherapy Prime
• THE Beautiful Total Lifting
• Volnewmer

What it involves

Boosters ask the skin to make its own collagen rather than borrowing volume from a gel. That takes time: PN, PLA, PLLA, PDO, CaHA and exosomes each work on a different timeline, which is why the choice matters more than the brand.

One session is a taste of it, not the result. Booked as a course, the change is in skin density rather than in added volume — and it reads differently for it.

If you want shape rather than quality, that is a filler conversation and we will say so.

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• Rejuran
• Juvelook
• Ultracol
• Exosome
• SkinVive

What it involves

Most of this site is same-day presentable. Three things are not: Fraxel leaves three to seven days of redness and flaking, Agnes leaves small scabs for two to four days, and threads swell and can bruise for two to five.

Tell us your dates in Seoul and we will order the plan around them — energy work early in the trip, anything with recovery not at the end of it.

If your window is too short for what you asked about, we would rather move a treatment to your next visit than under-dose it to fit.

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• Line Botox
• Aileen Genesis
• DoubleTite / Dermashine
• Thermage FLX
• Peeling

What it involves

The Body Sculpting Centre pairs fat-selective energy with tightening in the same plan, region by region, because doing one without the other is how a treated area ends up looking softer instead of sharper.

This rewards a course and a stable weight. It is not a substitute for either, and we will say so at the consultation rather than after the fourth session.

Clearance is lymphatic, so drink water and keep moving afterwards. Results read at four to eight weeks, not the same week.

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• Body Sculpting Centre
• ONDA
• InMode