The one thing I was most concerned about before getting the ReP'it laser

For those with moles, please read this post.

Before I got the Lipot laser treatment, I was constantly searching for information.

I looked it up on the subway during my commute,

and even before bed lol.

But the more I read reviews, the more confused I became.

Some people saw results, some experienced recurrence,

and some developed hyperpigmentation – all from the Lipot laser.

I wondered how the results could vary so much.

So, I came to one conclusion:

For the Lipot laser, the clinic is more important than the procedure itself.

The results change completely depending on how the energy intensity is set. If it's too strong, you get hyperpigmentation;

if it's too weak, it recurs. I was afraid of this, so I searched for affordable places,

but eventually found a clinic, got the procedure, and now it's been two months lol.

The clinic director personally examined my moles thoroughly.

Instead of just saying it would be fine, they realistically explained the depth of the pigmentation,

how to set the energy intensity, the possibility of recurrence,

and even post-treatment care for hyperpigmentation.

I really liked that the specialist only recommended what was necessary, without any unnecessary additional suggestions.

On the day of the procedure, the Lipot laser treatment itself finished faster than I expected.

It stung a bit, but it wasn't unbearable at all.

However, wearing the Duoderm patch was quite difficult.

The clinic recommended wearing it for about 3 weeks,

but it kept coming off because of sweat and the edges lifting.

So, I took it off after about 2 weeks.

I was worried that I had removed it too early.

But then the brown spot came off with it, which was a relief.

I was so happy on the day I removed the Duoderm!

The feeling of the moles coming off with it was incredible.

It's a feeling you have to experience to understand!!! There wasn't much redness,

and I was relieved that there were no side effects like hyperpigmentation.

This is how I managed my recovery.

Even after removing the patch, my skin was still sensitive,

so I minimized irritation and focused on hydration.

Cleansing: Make plenty of foam, then press gently instead of rubbing.

Moisturizing: Consistently apply a regeneration cream 3 times a day.

Sunscreen: Reapply every 2 hours – this is essential.

Scabs: Never touch them. Let them fall off naturally.

Taking good care of my skin during this period made the recovery faster than I expected.

So now, two months after the Lipot laser treatment,

it's still maintained without recurrence.

This is the most important part, isn't it?

For those who are worried about recurrence after Lipot laser treatment, I think you can achieve good results if you choose the right clinic and manage your recovery well.

Don't just look at the price of the Lipot laser being a few tens of thousands of won cheaper.

Make sure to check these aspects as well!!