FAQ Frequently Asked Questions

A CO2 (carbon dioxide) laser treatment uses a laser to vaporize the skin, allowing for precise, targeted treatment of areas of concern such as moles and warts.

The CO2 laser at YAYOI CLINIC is used to remove raised benign lesions, such as moles and warts. The doctor will determine the appropriate treatment and procedure after assessing the patient’s skin condition, as well as the type and size of the lesion.

The Q-switched ruby laser is a treatment that uses laser energy to target skin concerns related to melanin, such as age spots and birthmarks.

The Q-switched ruby laser is used not only for superficial pigmented lesions such as age spots and freckles, but also for deep-seated pigmented lesions such as ADM and Ota’s nevus. Since indications vary depending on the type of lesion, a medical examination is necessary to determine the appropriate treatment.

Advatex Laser is a laser treatment that uses two wavelengths—589 nm and 1319 nm—to address skin concerns such as redness, enlarged pores, and acne scars.

The Advatex Laser is used to address issues such as redness, acne, acne scars, enlarged pores, and skin firmness and radiance. The 589 nm wavelength is used to treat vascular redness, while the 1319 nm wavelength is used to improve skin firmness and reduce the appearance of pores.

TriBeam Premium is a laser treatment that alternates between a toning mode—which targets dark spots, melasma, and dullness—and a long-pulse mode—which refines pores and improves skin texture. At YAYOI CLINIC, we select the appropriate treatment mode based on each patient’s specific skin concerns, such as dark spots, freckles, melasma, enlarged pores, and dullness.

The TriBeam Premium is a laser that is also used to treat melasma. However, since melasma can worsen with stimulation, we assess the condition of the skin before determining the most appropriate treatment method.

Cerec V is an IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) treatment that addresses a wide range of skin concerns, including dark spots, freckles, dullness, redness, enlarged pores, acne, and skin firmness and texture. Different filters with varying wavelengths are selected based on the specific skin concern.

CEREC V uses light that reacts with melanin to address pigmentation concerns such as dark spots and freckles. Since the appropriate treatment varies depending on the type of pigmentation and skin condition, a consultation is required to determine the best course of action.

GentleMax Pro Plus is a medical laser hair removal device equipped with two types of lasers: an alexandrite laser and a YAG laser. It uses the appropriate laser based on hair type and skin condition to target various types of hair throughout the body.

Yes. GentleMax Pro Plus is a medical laser hair removal device capable of treating even vellus hair and fine hair. Since the response varies depending on hair type and treatment area, multiple sessions may be necessary.