
Seborrheic Keratosis | Lentigines
REEPOT laser that precisely treats seborrheic keratosis and lentigines by area
Available Reservation Date
Lentigo 1 Area (5mm or Less)
Lentigo 1 Area (10mm or Less)
Lentigo 1 Area (20mm or Less)
Seborrheic Keratosis · Lentigines
REEPOT laser treatment precisely tailored to the size of each seborrheic keratosis or lentigo
Procedure Description
Seborrheic keratoses and lentigines are brown to blackish-brown lesions with relatively well-defined borders caused by sun exposure and skin aging, and they often darken or grow over time. At 3Leaf Clover Clinic, the REEPOT laser is used to deliver energy precisely to the lesion to help remove it. Lesions are treated area by area in size categories of 5 mm or smaller, 10 mm or smaller and 20 mm or smaller, and the intensity is adjusted to each lesion's thickness and color to reduce irritation to the surrounding healthy skin. Before treatment, the doctor first examines the lesion to confirm whether it is a seborrheic keratosis or lentigo and to rule out other skin conditions. More than one treatment may be needed depending on the lesion, and results vary from person to person.
Procedure Features
Lesions are treated by size: 5 mm, 10 mm or 20 mm or smaller.
The REEPOT laser delivers energy precisely to the lesion.
Laser intensity is adjusted to the thickness and color of each lesion.
A medical examination before treatment first rules out other skin conditions.
Recommended Target
Those with seborrheic keratoses on the face or backs of the hands
Those concerned about well-defined brown lentigines
Those with pigmented spots that are gradually darkening or growing
Those who want to treat only selected areas
Procedure Time
Procedure Time
Approx. 10–20 min (excluding numbing time)Procedure Cycle
Single session, with additional sessions every 4–8 weeks depending on progressRecovery Period
Crusting approx. 5–10 days, followed by redness for several weeksProcedure Process
Procedure Area
Precautions
Do not pick at crusts on the treated area; wait for them to fall off naturally.
After the crusts fall off, temporary redness or hyperpigmentation may appear, so sun protection is important.
Apply the prescribed healing ointment as directed and keep the treated area clean.
While crusts remain, avoid activities that soak and soften the treated area, such as saunas and swimming.
