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Pigmentation Treatment in Busan Seomyeon

Quick answer: Pigmentation treatment at Daybeau Clinic Seomyeon starts with identifying what kind of pigment you have — melasma, freckles, sun spots, post-acne marks or general uneven tone — because each needs a different plan. Treatment is then matched to the diagnosis, most often pico or Q-switched laser in toning or spot mode, plus sun protection. The listed first-visit Pico Light Black Toning session is ₩29,000 (VAT excluded); spot and combined plans are priced after consultation.

₩29,000 Pico toning session · first visit · VAT excl.

⏱ About 10–30 minutes

☁ Minimal with toning

✦ Pico or Q-switched

✦ Physician assessment

Pigmentation Treatment at Daybeau Clinic, Seomyeon, Busan – first visit from ₩29,000. Pigmentation treatment starts by identifying melasma, freckles, sun spots or post-acne marks, then matches pico or Q-switched laser in toning or spot mode plus sun protection. Pico toning is ₩29,000 on a first visit (VAT excluded).
At a glance
First step Physician skin assessment to identify the pigment type and depth
Main technologies Pico laser, Q-switched laser toning; other options confirmed at consultation
Treatment time About 10–30 minutes depending on plan
Downtime Toning: minimal. Spot treatment: small crusts for about a week
Sessions From 1–3 (some spots) to a series of 5–10+ (melasma, diffuse tone)
First-visit price Pico Light Black Toning ₩29,000 / session (VAT excl.); others after consultation

Why diagnosis comes first

"Pigmentation" covers several conditions that look similar but behave differently. A laser setting that clears a sun spot can worsen melasma, and a spot that looks like a freckle may need medical examination. Any brown or dark mark that is new, changing in size, shape or colour, irregular or bleeding is examined medically first, before any cosmetic treatment is considered.

Common pigment types and where to read more

  • Melasma: blurry, symmetrical patches linked to hormones, sun and heat — see melasma treatment .
  • Freckles (ephelides): small, genetic spots that darken in summer — see freckle removal .
  • Sun spots (solar lentigines): sharper spots from cumulative sun damage — see sun spots treatment .
  • Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation: marks left after acne or irritation — see PIH treatment .
  • Diffuse dullness and uneven tone: see uneven skin tone treatment .

How a treatment plan is built

After assessment, the physician chooses between whole-face toning (gentle, repeated sessions), targeted spot treatment (higher energy on individual lesions) or a combination. Skin type, recent sun exposure, medication and your downtime tolerance are all factored in. Learn about the technology on our pico laser page.

Realistic expectations

Many spots lighten noticeably, but results vary and some pigment, particularly melasma, can return with sun exposure or hormonal changes. Daily broad-spectrum SPF is part of every plan. We do not promise complete or permanent clearance.

✦ DIAGNOSIS FIRST

Is it melasma?

A physician skin check before any laser plan.

✦ TONING OR SPOT

Two gentle laser modes

Pico or Q-switched, matched to your pigment.

Pigmentation Treatment FAQ

  • How do I know which type of pigmentation I have?

    Pigment type is best identified by a physician examining the skin, sometimes with magnification or imaging. Melasma, freckles, sun spots and post-inflammatory marks differ in pattern, edge, depth and triggers, and each responds to different settings.

  • Should a dark spot be checked before laser treatment?

    Yes. A spot that is new, growing, changing colour or shape, has an irregular border, itches or bleeds should be examined medically first. Laser is only used on pigment assessed as benign, and suspicious lesions may need further evaluation.

  • What does pigmentation treatment cost in Busan at Daybeau Seomyeon?

    The listed first-visit price for Pico Light Black Toning is ₩29,000 per session, excluding VAT. Spot treatments, Q-switched laser toning and combined plans are priced after consultation, once the pigment type and number of sessions are known.

  • Will pigmentation come back after treatment?

    It can. Sun exposure, heat, hormones and inflammation can produce new or recurring pigment, especially melasma. Daily broad-spectrum sunscreen and occasional maintenance sessions help keep results more stable over time.

Medically reviewed by the Daybeau Seomyeon medical team · Last reviewed October 2026 · Individual results vary.