Gangnam redness laser for recurring flushing

Hello,
This is Dr. Park Kibum, Head Director of GU Clinic.

The skin, which is directly exposed to external environments,
is greatly affected by weather changes and surrounding conditions.

Especially when there is a large temperature difference
between day and night, along with dry weather,
the skin can easily become sensitive.

You may notice more frequent redness
or a sensation of heat even with minor irritation.

Recurring redness caused by seasonal changes
can be seen as a sign of accumulated reactions within the skin.

"Why does redness keep getting worse?"

Skin that used to calm down quickly after temporary redness
may, at some point, stop settling easily
and gradually appear more intense.

Redness triggered by temperature changes or irritation
is a sign that the skin is becoming increasingly sensitive.

If this process repeats,
blood vessels remain dilated,
causing persistent redness.

Ultimately, redness is not just a simple skin issue,
but a change related to vascular response.

Once blood vessels become dilated,
it is difficult for them to contract back to normal on their own,
which is why medical treatment is necessary.

"Gangnam redness laser, Excel V laser"

Excel V is an advanced laser system
that can be applied to a wide range of skin concerns
by adjusting various laser wavelengths.

It utilizes three key wavelengths in combination
to address different skin conditions.

Rather than applying strong stimulation to the entire skin,
it works selectively based on the treatment goal,

making it effective not only for redness and vascular issues
but also for pigmentation such as melasma and dark spots.

"A multi-faceted solution"

Excel V laser operates in three modes:
532nm, 1064nm, and Genesis mode.

For redness treatment,
the 532nm KTP wavelength is most commonly used.

This wavelength is highly absorbed
by hemoglobin within blood vessels.

When the laser penetrates the skin,
it selectively targets hemoglobin,
allowing the energy to be absorbed by the vessels.

It mainly works on superficial blood vessels
and capillaries close to the skin surface,

making it effective for
diffuse redness across the face
or visible small blood vessels.

"Why results may feel limited"

Some patients say,
'I had the Excel V treatment, but didn’t see results.'

In reality, expecting complete improvement
after just one session is unrealistic.

Just as redness does not develop overnight,
reducing dilated blood vessels
also takes time.

Therefore, it is recommended
to undergo treatment at regular intervals
with the goal of gradual improvement.

"In closing"

The Excel V laser introduced today
can be defined as a

Gangnam redness laser treatment.

Since it works by targeting repeatedly dilated
and hardened blood vessels,
consistent care is essential.

This has been Dr. Park Kibum,
Head Director of GU Clinic.

Thank you.