What it is
A pulsed-dye laser used for selected vascular lesions, redness and some acne-mark or scar plans.
595 nm laser energy is absorbed by blood vessels, with pulse duration and cooling selected for vessel depth and desired endpoint.
Who it may suit
People with a clinician-confirmed pigment, redness, texture, pore or scar concern suited to the selected wavelength or device.
Who needs extra review
Recent tanning, active infection, photosensitising medication, uncontrolled skin disease or a high pigment-change risk require medical review.
Planning and results
- Common areas
- Face or body vascular targets after diagnosis
- Sessions
- Often planned as a series because pigment, redness, scars and pores respond differently. Diagnosis comes before session count.
- When results may appear
- Redness or darkening can appear first. Improvement may develop over weeks and often requires more than one visit.
- Downtime
- Downtime varies with the treatment area and settings; temporary redness, swelling, tenderness or bruising may occur.
Pricing and current promotions
Same price as Korean locals — no foreigner markup. GREY does not charge a booking fee or add a markup.
Prices change with each clinic's monthly promotions and the exact product, device, dose, shots or treatment area. Message us for today's clinic rate.
Potential advantages
- Specific vascular wavelength
- Integrated cooling
- Purpuric or non-purpuric protocols can be discussed
Limitations & risks
- Bruising-like purpura can occur
- Swelling, burns and pigment change are possible
- Redness has multiple causes
Before your visit
Ask for the diagnosis, exact device, wavelength or tip, settings approach, expected downtime and sun-avoidance plan.
After treatment
Use strict sun protection and follow wound-care advice. Report blistering, increasing pain, infection signs or unexpected pigment change.
Questions to ask
- Is Vbeam Perfecta appropriate for my main concern?
- Which device, product, tip and settings will be used?
- What recovery and warning signs should I expect?
Frequently asked questions
How long does Vbeam Perfecta usually take?
Usually 20–90 minutes including preparation and cooling; larger or more intensive areas take longer.
How many Vbeam Perfecta sessions might I need?
Often planned as a series because pigment, redness, scars and pores respond differently. Diagnosis comes before session count.
When might I notice a change after Vbeam Perfecta?
Redness or darkening can appear first. Improvement may develop over weeks and often requires more than one visit.