Procedures

Alexandrite (755 nm) laser toning

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Low-fluence 755 nm alexandrite passes, usually in the picosecond domain, applied for hyperpigmentation. One randomised trial used five weekly sessions of low-fluence 755 nm picosecond treatment on ultraviolet-induced hyperpigmentation.
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9.16/ 10
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Satisfaction
89.4%
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Recovery data is not published for this procedure. It is a Korean domestic brand name with no independent clinical literature. We prefer stating that the data is unavailable over publishing unsupported numbers.
The 755 nm wavelength is absorbed by melanin more strongly than 1064 nm, so epidermal pigment reactions and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation risk are higher in darker skin types.
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Last updated 2026-08-06