Aftercare instructions.

For one week after treatment, avoid alcohol, smoking, saunas, hot baths and strenuous exercise such as gym workouts.

Keep the healing tape on the treated area for 1–2 weeks. Removing it too early can slow skin recovery.

You may wash your face and wear makeup on the day of treatment, but avoid pressing hard.

Avoid firm massage of the treated area, opening your mouth wide and laughing broadly. Forcing your mouth wide open can loosen threads anchored in the tissue.

For 2–3 days after treatment, sleep on your back and get plenty of rest. Good sleep speeds up recovery.

Wearing a lifting mask or compression band for one week after treatment helps swelling go down faster.

Occasionally a thread end may poke out or be felt with facial movement. If this happens, do not touch it and contact the clinic right away. In most cases it is resolved without any problem.

Take your prescribed medication whether or not you have pain. If pain persists, you may also take Tylenol (acetaminophen).

If anything feels uncomfortable or you have further questions, contact the clinic at any time. We will be glad to help.

Keep the healing tape on for one week after treatment. (If the wound has not healed when you remove it, keep it on for another 2–3 days.)

Gentle face washing and makeup are fine from the day after treatment.

Do not rub when washing; pat gently instead. (No scrubs.)

Always apply sunscreen when you go out.

If scabs form, do not pick them; let them fall off naturally.

Rarely, the skin may temporarily darken as if tanned. If this happens, it fades gradually over 1–2 months.

Where possible, wait until the day after treatment to wash your face.

Do not scratch, even if it itches.

When skin starts to flake, never pick or peel it off.

Apply sunscreen every day and take particular care to avoid sun exposure for 48 hours.

If combined with laser treatment, your skin may be temporarily more sensitive.

Please avoid saunas and alcohol as much as possible.

Drink plenty of water.

Do not use retinol or whitening products for about one week.

Use a repair (moisturizing) cream.

Redness on the day of treatment usually fades within 3–5 hours.

The day after treatment, the area may swell due to an inflammatory response. This is a normal reaction.

From about three days after treatment, fine flakes form on the treated area. They come off naturally after 5–7 days, so do not remove them yourself.

Your skin may become dry after treatment. The drier it gets, the longer flaking takes, and increased oil production can cause breakouts, so take extra care to keep your skin hydrated.

Be sure to apply sunscreen.

At home, focus on hydrating products rather than active (functional) skincare.

01 What to expect

It varies from person to person, but from 2–3 days after treatment you may notice your skin looking more hydrated and clearer.

02 Recommended treatment interval

To help results from Rejuran Healer, NCTF (Filorga) injections and skin-glow injections last longer, a course of about 3–5 sessions at 3–4-week intervals is recommended.

※ NCTF (Filorga) injections can also be given at 1–2-week intervals.

03 Precautions

Some redness, swelling or bruising may appear in places after treatment. Depending on the person, this usually settles within 2–3 days or 1–2 weeks.

On the evening of treatment, wash gently and pat your face dry.

Keep makeup light for three days after treatment.

For one week after treatment, avoid alcohol, saunas, jjimjilbang (Korean bathhouses) and hot baths.

Apply sunscreen daily and avoid direct sun exposure.

You may feel strong warmth for 1–2 hours right after treatment.

Makeup is fine from the day after treatment; wash your face gently.

Avoid swimming, saunas and strenuous exercise for about 1–2 weeks.

Your skin is sensitive after treatment, so try not to touch the treated area.

Do not use irritating products such as peeling products for about 1–2 weeks.

Depending on the person, temporary comedones and small scabs may appear.

Sun exposure can cause pigmentation after treatment, so reapply sunscreen every 3–4 hours.

During the month your skin is recovering, apply repair and moisturizing creams generously.

Redness and swelling usually last one to two days. If they persist or anything unusual occurs, contact us immediately.

01 What you may notice

Warmth, stinging, redness and swelling. (Days 1–2 after treatment)

Dryness, dehydration and a tight feeling. (Days 2–4)

Itching and flaking begin. (Days 3–7)

02 Precautions

You may wash your face from the day after treatment. (Pat gently; do not rub.)

Do not scratch, even if it itches.

When skin starts to flake, never pick or peel it off.

Apply sunscreen daily and avoid direct sun exposure.

Avoid exercise and saunas (including jjimjilbang) until your recovery care session. (Alcohol in particular is strictly off-limits.)

Drink plenty of water.

Have foods or supplements containing vitamin C.

Do not use retinol or whitening products for about one week.

Use a repair (moisturizing) cream.

01 What you may notice

Warmth, stinging, facial redness and swelling. (Up to 4 days after treatment)

Itching accompanied by dryness.

Occasionally the skin may look light brown for about 7 days.

02 Precautions

Where possible, wait until the day after treatment to wash your face. (Pat gently; do not rub.)

Please do not scratch, even if it itches.

When skin starts to flake, never pick or peel it off.

Reapply sunscreen every 3–4 hours.

Avoid exercise and saunas (including jjimjilbang) until your recovery care session.

Drink plenty of water.

Have foods or supplements containing vitamin C.

Do not use retinol or whitening products for about one week.

Use a repair (moisturizing) cream.

If swelling is significant, apply an ice pack.

Avoid saunas, swimming and strenuous exercise for about a week after treatment.

Keep the treated area dry for 3–4 days.

Avoid alcohol for about 3–4 days after treatment.

If your scalp was treated, do not shampoo on the day of treatment.

If your face was treated, apply the healing tape.

Scabs may form and can last 7–10 days.

If the treated area itches or feels uncomfortable, contact us.

Avoid cold compresses, saunas and heavy drinking for 2–3 days after treatment.

Your skin may feel temporarily dry; a hydrating, moisturizing mask helps. (Drink plenty of water.)

Suction (vacuum) marks may remain for 2–3 days, or up to a week, and usually fade without leaving pigmentation.

Lifting results begin to appear from about four weeks after treatment.

Any itching or rash usually settles with time; if it is severe, contact the clinic.

Gentle lymphatic massage is fine, but avoid deep-pressure massage for one week.

After Tune Body or Tune Liner, we recommend losing or maintaining weight.

You may need to use the restroom more often after treatment; this is normal.

After laser treatment you may have temporary redness, warmth, discomfort and dryness. These usually fade within 2–4 days, though this can take longer for some people.

Depending on the laser, washing and makeup may be possible from the next day. When washing, pat gently and do not rub.

Some lasers can cause scabs. Do not pick them; wait for them to fall off naturally.

Depending on the peel or laser, your skin may flake. Never pick at or touch flaking skin.

After laser treatment, pigmentation may look temporarily darker, and the laser can briefly trigger small, itchy bumps (closed comedones). Scratching, squeezing or touching them can make them worse, so please leave them alone. Small bumps can also appear after peels or skincare treatments.

An allergic reaction can occur after laser treatment. It may itch, but do not scratch. If it is very itchy or uncomfortable, call the clinic and come in straight away.

After laser or peel treatments, be diligent with sunscreen and moisturizing. Sun exposure can cause pigmentation that may last for months.

During a course of skin laser or peel treatments, avoid alcohol and saunas where possible, as they can dilate blood vessels and reduce the effect of treatment.

If you take prescription acne medication (isotretinoin), avoid pregnancy while taking it and for at least 3–6 months after stopping. If you become pregnant, laser treatment and the medication must be stopped.

If the treated area shows marked heat, itching, hives, oozing or blisters, call the clinic and come in straight away.

After laser or peel treatments, do not use retinol or whitening products for about one week.

Please bring photo ID on the day of treatment. (A passport or the Korean mobile health insurance card is accepted.)

If you have had IV sedation within the past month (at our clinic or elsewhere), we cannot sedate you.

Please remove gel polish from at least two nails beforehand. (Treatment cannot go ahead otherwise. We can remove it at the clinic, but we are not responsible for any damage.)

Do not eat or drink for at least 4 hours before sedation (including water, gum, coffee, sweets, chocolate, milk and any food). ※ If you vomit during treatment, stomach contents can enter the airway and cause complications such as pneumonia.

Please do not wear valuables, jewelry or contact lenses to your appointment. (We cannot be responsible for lost items. If you wear contact lenses, please bring your glasses.)

If you are currently taking any medication, please let your doctor know in advance.

If you are or may be pregnant, you must tell us beforehand.

If you have any drug allergies, please tell your doctor the name or ingredient beforehand. (e.g. soy allergy)

You must not drive yourself after IV sedation.

Please go home by public transport, a driver service (daeri) or with a companion. (If you cannot bring a companion, be sure to tell the clinic in advance.)

Temporary redness, warmth, swelling and tenderness may occur and usually improve within a few days. (Brief tingling or changes in sensation are possible.)

Do not rub or massage the treated area firmly.

Avoid alcohol, smoking and saunas for one week after treatment.

Your skin may become temporarily dry, so moisturize well.

Always apply sunscreen when you go out.

Results appear gradually over 1–3 months as new collagen forms. (Varies by individual.)

If you develop blisters, scabs, severe pain or worsening swelling, contact the clinic immediately.

Redness may last 1–2 days after treatment. (Contact the clinic if you notice anything unusual.)

Your skin may feel temporarily dry, so apply a moisturizer.

Gentle washing and makeup are fine from the same day.

For 7 days, avoid smoking, alcohol, hot baths and saunas, and swimming pools.

Apply sunscreen to any exposed treated areas.

Burns or pigmentation can occasionally occur after treatment. If you notice either, contact the clinic.

Itchy folliculitis may develop. It gradually improves over 1–2 weeks, but contact the clinic if it is uncomfortable.

Remaining hairs shed gradually over 1–2 weeks. (During your course, do not pluck or wax; shaving is fine.)

* Packages are valid for one year. * Sessions are spaced 4–6 weeks apart. (Booking required.)

Because this treatment lifts by delivering ultrasound heat to the SMAS (fascia) layer, your skin may feel hot or look slightly red, but this settles within a few hours.

Swelling, throbbing or reduced sensation may occur and resolve over 1 day to 2 weeks.

Avoid alcohol and smoking for 7 days, as both raise the risk of inflammation: alcohol can trigger it, and smoking constricts blood vessels.

Washing, showering, makeup and exercise are all fine from the same day.

Ultrasound treatment can reduce some fat, so your cheeks may feel slightly slimmer afterwards.

Results from ultrasound lifting appear after about a month. Regular treatment can build on them, and rather than simply wearing off, the benefit can help slow the visible signs of aging over time.

You may temporarily feel small lumps in the treated area. (They improve over time, so there is no need to worry.)

Regular gentle massage after treatment helps.

Drinking plenty of water helps the fat-breakdown process.

Alcohol and smoking can cause inflammation and swelling, so avoid them for at least 1–2 weeks.

Avoid saunas and hot baths; a light shower is fine.

Bruising and swelling usually improve naturally during recovery.

If the treated area changes color, or you have severe pain, heat or sudden swelling, contact the clinic immediately.

Avoid massaging or pressing the treated area for one month.

Gentle face washing and makeup are fine from the day after treatment.

Exaggerated facial movements, such as opening your mouth wide, may cause discomfort.

Alcohol and smoking can cause inflammation and swelling, so avoid them for at least 3 weeks.

Avoid saunas and hot baths; a light shower is fine.

Temporary bruising, swelling, a foreign-body sensation or slight asymmetry may occur, and usually improve naturally during recovery.

If the treated area changes color, or you have severe pain, heat or sudden swelling, contact the clinic immediately.

Visible results begin to appear gradually after 1–2 weeks.

Avoid massage for at least 2 weeks after treatment.

Avoid strenuous exercise, saunas and hot baths for one week.

Avoid smoking and alcohol for one week, as they may cause inflammation.

Gentle washing and makeup are fine from the day of treatment.

On the day of treatment, temporary redness, warmth and fine scabbing may occur.

Your skin may feel temporarily dry, so keep applying moisturizer.

Avoid scrubs and irritating products.

Avoid alcohol, smoking and saunas for one week after treatment.

Always apply sunscreen when you go out.

If you develop blisters, scabs, severe pain or worsening swelling, contact the clinic immediately.

01 Recovery and aftercare

Keeping the area warm after treatment helps you get the most from it.

For one week, wash gently with lukewarm rather than cold water.

Don't be alarmed by red marks after treatment: light marks fade within about 3 days, and even darker ones within about 7.

Your skin may feel dry, so keep applying moisturizing and repair creams.

Reapply sunscreen often when you are out.

02 Precautions

When washing, work up a rich lather and cleanse gently.

Saunas, jjimjilbang, swimming, baths and sweaty exercise are fine from one week after treatment.

For two days, avoid anything that can flush your face, such as alcohol, spicy food or cooking over heat.

Apply moisturizing or repair cream often after treatment.

Stop using whitening skincare for now.

Be thorough with sunscreen for two months after treatment.

When washing, work up a rich lather and cleanse gently.

Saunas, jjimjilbang, swimming, baths and sweaty exercise are fine from one week after treatment.

For two days, avoid anything that can flush your face, such as alcohol, spicy food or cooking over heat.

Apply moisturizing or repair cream often after treatment.

Stop using whitening or anti-wrinkle skincare (products containing retinol) for now.

Be thorough with sunscreen for two months after treatment.

Makeup is fine straight after treatment, but because your skin is more permeable at this stage, it is better to skip makeup for half a day and focus on nourishing your skin.

Avoid alcohol-based products, which can sting and irritate. In particular, do not wipe your face with cotton pads until the next day.

Apply plenty of hydrating masks, hydrating ampoules and moisturizing cream.

Until the next morning, rinse with water only, without cleansing foam.

As the outer skin layer thins after treatment, underlying acne may surface. This is a natural process, so we recommend combining acne care with LALA Peel.

If you have LALA Peel on its own, have it once a week. If combined with lasers or other treatments, we recommend once every 2–4 weeks depending on your skin type.

LALA Peel is not just a peel: it supports the skin barrier and helps skin feel fuller from within, so we recommend it as a longer-term course.

Temporary redness, warmth, swelling and tenderness may occur and usually improve within a few days.

Do not rub or massage the treated area firmly.

Avoid alcohol, smoking and saunas for one week after treatment.

Your skin may become temporarily dry, so moisturize well.

Always apply sunscreen when you go out.

Lifting results appear gradually over 1–3 months as new collagen forms. (Varies by individual.)