The treatment
What is the post-laser healing booster?
After fractional, pigment, RF or ultrasound treatment, skin enters an intensive repair phase. A stem cell–derived booster (exosome or conditioned-media complex) applied in this window delivers regenerative signals that help reduce inflammation, support barrier repair and optimise collagen remodelling.
It works well alongside scar repair and microneedling plans, and suits sensitive skin that tends to stay red after treatment.
Candidates
Who it suits, and who should wait
Good candidates
- After fractional resurfacing for acne scars or texture
- After pigment or vascular laser, to soothe irritation (case by case)
- After RF microneedling or ultrasound tightening
- Skin prone to prolonged redness, dryness or sensitivity
Check with us first if
- You are pregnant
- The treated area has an open wound or infection
- You are using strong actives or retinoids
- You have a history of post-inflammatory pigmentation
Results
Benefits patients often notice
Faster settling
Redness and heat calm more quickly in the first days.
More comfort
Less tightness, dryness and flaking.
Even result
Smoother texture and tone as healing progresses.
Stronger outcome
Clearer results from your laser plan.
Individual results vary. Timing is coordinated with your treating clinician.
Your visit
How the program works
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Coordination & screening
- We review your device, settings and timing with your treating clinician
- Skin type, pigmentation risk, sensitivities and current actives
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Treatment
- Immediate or early-window application of the stem cell–derived booster
- Cooling mask, light lymphatic drainage and barrier cream
- Optional LED, hydrating ampoules or soothing mist
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At-home recovery
- Gentle cleanser, barrier moisturiser, SPF 50
- No retinoids, acids, heat or sauna for several days
- Hydration, protein-forward meals and good sleep
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Follow-up
- Check at 1–2 weeks with photos of redness and texture
- Optional second booster for high-energy treatments
Safety
Safety & expectations
- Coordination. We confirm timing with the clinician who performed your laser before applying the booster.
- Downtime. The booster adds no downtime of its own.
- Actives. Retinoids and acids are paused for several days and reintroduced gradually.
- Sun. Strict SPF is essential while skin heals to avoid pigmentation.
Your physician
Planned and performed by a plastic surgeon
Chief Director · Plastic Surgeon
Dr. Kim Young-jun
- Clinical Professor of Plastic Surgery, Chonnam National University
- Plastic Surgery Residency, Chonnam National University Hospital
- Member, ISAPS and the Korean Society of Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeons
- Member, Korean Anti-Aging Research Society
- Physician-led, 1:1 Your doctor designs and performs every session.
- Natural results Gradual, balanced change that looks like you.
- Private suites Treatment in a discreet room, with numbing or sedation if needed.
- For international patients English consultations and condensed scheduling for short stays.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
When should I have the booster?
Ideally the same day as your laser, or within 24–72 hours.
Can I have it if my laser was done elsewhere?
Yes. We coordinate with your treating clinician on device, settings and timing.
Does it replace my laser aftercare?
No. It adds to your standard aftercare: gentle cleansing, barrier moisturiser and SPF.
Will I need more than one?
One is often enough. A second can help after high-energy treatments or for sensitive skin.
Is it suitable for darker skin tones?
Yes, and calming inflammation early can help lower the risk of post-inflammatory pigmentation.
This page is for general information and does not replace a medical consultation. Suitability and expected results are decided by your physician after an in-person assessment. Results vary between individuals.