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Acne Marks

Red and brown marks treated according to their condition.

About Procedure

About Acne Marks

Acne marks are color changes that remain after inflammation subsides, and they can be divided into red marks caused by dilated blood vessels and brown marks from post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. They differ in cause and treatment from depressed scars.

Red marks are treated with Excel V+, a vascular laser with 532 nm and 1064 nm wavelengths, and brown marks with toning lasers such as LUCAS toning, LUCAS dual toning, RevLite toning and CosJET Genesis, step by step according to the type of mark.

At 3Leaf Clover Clinic, we check the color and depth of marks through Meta-View skin analysis and photo documentation, then recommend a suitable plan such as the 10-week acne mark package alternating Excel V+ and toning.

Features

Key Features of Acne Marks

01.

Diagnosis distinguishing red marks from brown marks

02.

Excel V+ red mark mode

03.

Pigment care with LUCAS and RevLite toning

04.

Skin texture refined with CosJET Genesis

05.

10-week plan alternating vascular and pigment lasers

06.

Progress checked with Meta-View analysis and photos

Who Needs It

Recommended For

  • Those with red marks left where acne used to be

  • Those with long-lasting brown pigmentation marks

  • Those with a mix of red and brown marks

  • Those whose skin tone is uneven after acne treatment

  • Those who find it hard to cover marks with makeup

  • Those who want to manage marks on a structured schedule

Treatment Time
Approx. 20–30 min (including soothing care)
Treatment Interval
A 10-week course, once a week, recommended
Recovery
Immediate return to daily activities (temporary redness possible)
Process

Treatment Process

STEP01

Consultation and skin diagnosis — The type of marks is checked with Meta-View analysis and photo documentation.

STEP02

Customized plan design — Lasers are chosen according to the proportion of red and brown marks.

STEP03

Cleansing — Makeup and impurities are removed to prepare the skin.

STEP04

Laser treatment — Excel V+ or a toning laser is performed each week.

STEP05

Soothing and progress check — After soothing with a modeling mask, changes are checked at each session.

Treatment Area

Treatment Areas for Acne Marks

Full face
Forehead
Cheeks
Around the nose
Chin
Jawline
Precautions

Before & After Care

For satisfying results, please review the following.

Temporary redness or a feeling of heat may occur after treatment.

UV exposure can worsen pigmentation, so please apply sunscreen thoroughly.

Please avoid saunas, jjimjilbang (Korean bathhouses) and excessive drinking on the day of treatment.

Please do not rub the treated area hard or use exfoliants.

If you have a lot of active acne, acne treatment may be performed first.

A prior consultation is required if you are taking photosensitizing medication or are pregnant.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Q.  How do acne marks differ from acne scars?
Marks are color changes that remain, such as redness or brown pigmentation, while scars are areas where skin tissue has been damaged, leaving depressions or unevenness. Depressed scars are treated with renewal treatments such as Pico Fraxel and Potenza.
Q.  Will marks fade on their own over time?
They sometimes fade, but depending on skin condition they may remain for several months or longer. After identifying the type of mark, laser treatment can help.
Q.  Why are several lasers alternated?
Because lasers acting on blood vessels suit red marks, while lasers acting on pigment suit brown marks. The two types are often mixed, so the lasers are alternated week by week.
Q.  Does it hurt?
You may feel a rubber band-like snap or warmth, but discomfort tends to be relatively low. The level of sensation varies from person to person.
Q.  How many sessions do I need?
It depends on the color and depth of the marks, and we generally recommend a 10-week course, once a week. The degree of improvement varies from person to person.