Excel V · Seomyeon, Busan · Foreigner-Friendly

Excel V in Busan Seomyeon, two wavelengths, one visit.

Most faces do not carry one problem. Excel V holds 532nm for superficial vessels and brown spots and 1064nm for deeper or larger vessels, so red and brown can be addressed in the same session instead of two separate courses. At our Busan, Korea clinic from ₩99,000 per session. English, 日本語 and 中文 consults. Medically reviewed by Dr. Jeong Heon Lee, MD.

Excel V dual-wavelength laser treatment at JRYN Dermatology Seomyeon Busan
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15–30 min
Treatment
532+1064 nm
Wavelengths
1–5
Sessions
0–2 day
Downtime
Red+ Brown
Same Visit
99k
Per Session
Does This Sound Familiar?

What Busan patients ask before booking Excel V.

  • My face has red and brown at the same time — do I need two different lasers?
  • What does the second wavelength reach that the first cannot?
  • Is a 532nm laser safe on Asian skin, or does it risk dark marks?
  • Excel V or Vbeam — what decides which one I get?
  • How many sessions before my tone actually looks even?

All five come up most weeks in Busan. The sections below answer them in order — why mixed faces suit a dual platform, what each wavelength reaches, the honest PIH conversation for Asian skin, the Vbeam assignment rule, and realistic session math.

Even clear skin tone after Excel V at JRYN Dermatology Seomyeon Busan
Excel V · JRYN Seomyeon
What Is Excel V?

Two wavelengths, chosen pulse by pulse.

Excel V (Cutera) is a dual-wavelength vascular platform: a 532nm KTP beam absorbed strongly by both haemoglobin and melanin near the surface, and a 1064nm Nd:YAG that passes deeper to reach larger or lower-lying vessels. One handpiece, one visit, two different jobs.

That combination is what makes it the practical choice for mixed faces — the cheek that carries fine red vessels and brown sun spots together, or the nose with visible capillaries beside pigment. Contact cooling protects the surface throughout, settings are type-matched for Asian skin, and the session price is ₩99,000 on the published list at our Busan, Korea clinic.

How It Works

The science, without the hype.

Two beams, two depths — what each one is for at our Busan clinic.

01

532nm KTP

Absorbed by haemoglobin and melanin near the surface — fine vessels, red marks and brown spots in the same pass.

02

1064nm Nd:YAG

Passes deeper with less surface absorption — larger, lower-lying and leg vessels the shorter wavelength cannot reach.

03

Contact cooling

A cooled sapphire window keeps the epidermis protected while the target below absorbs — comfort and safety in one part.

04

Pulse-by-pulse choice

The doctor switches wavelength by target within a single session, rather than booking you two separate courses.

What Excel V Treats

Mixed faces, handled in one sitting.

The examination separates red from brown from deep — the wavelength follows each target.

Red and brown together
Mixed tone
The common Asian-skin picture: fine vessels beside sun spots, both treated in one pass.
Sessions 2–4
Wavelength 532nm led
Fine facial vessels
Superficial
Nose and cheek capillaries — often visibly reduced from the first session.
Sessions 1–3
Note Vessel by vessel
Deeper or leg vessels
Deep
Larger vessels that need penetration rather than surface absorption.
Sessions 2–4
Wavelength 1064nm led
Your Visit, Step by Step

Six steps at our Busan clinic, fifteen to thirty minutes per pass.

01

Target separation

The doctor reads red, brown and depth separately at our Busan clinic — three targets that share a face and need different beams.

02

Photos and wavelength plan

Fixed-frame photos under consistent light, then which wavelength treats what, in writing with the session price.

03

Test pulses

A few pulses confirm response and comfort at your skin type before the full pass — standard practice on pigment-capable settings.

04

The pass

Wavelength switched by target across the mapped zones — fifteen to thirty minutes with contact cooling throughout.

05

The settling

Treated vessels darken briefly then fade; brown spots go slightly darker for days before flaking away. Flush settles within hours.

06

Review and pace

Three to four weeks between sessions with photos at each — continued by message after you leave Busan.

Excel V Pricing

How much is Excel V in Busan?

₩99,000 per session on the published list — the accessible entry to vascular work, with your course count written at the exam. Mixed red-and-brown faces often need fewer total visits here than two separate courses. No foreigner markup.

Your options, side by side.

Excel V against its vascular-menu neighbours — all published.

Option Position Price
Excel V Dual wavelength, red and brown ₩99,000 / session
Vbeam Perfecta Pulsed dye, the vascular reference ₩200,000 / session
Quanta 585 Vascular wavelength alternative ₩200,000 / session

Published prices in Korean Won, identical to the list Korean patients see — no foreigner markup. Where a case genuinely wants pulsed dye, the exam says so rather than defaulting to the cheaper platform. See the full price list.

The Clearing Curve

What a course honestly delivers.

When What you will notice What to do
Day 0 Treated zones read flushed; vessels look darker and brown spots go a shade deeper — both normal and expected. Cool compresses tonight; no sauna, hot showers or alcohol for 48 hours.
Day 2–7 Darkened spots flake and lift; vessel marks fade. Make-up covers everything from the next morning. Do not scrub the flaking spots — let them shed. SPF from day one.
Week 2–4 The honest read: tone more even, vessels fewer, redness a step calmer in fixed-frame photos. The photo decides whether session two repeats or shifts wavelength emphasis.
Course end Mixed tone visibly evened across the course — with maintenance stated plainly rather than assumed. Sun discipline decides how long it holds. Most return once or twice a year.
Honest Suitability

Who it suits in Busan — and who should wait.

A good fit if you…

  • Faces carrying red vessels and brown pigment together
  • Fine nose and cheek capillaries wanting an accessible entry price
  • Sun-damaged tone where both spots and vessels have accumulated
  • Preferring one platform over two separate courses
  • Busan visitors — sessions leave nothing to hide beyond a day

Better to wait if you…

  • Pregnancy — deferred as standard
  • Active tan or recent sun — two shaded weeks first, without exception on 532nm
  • Melasma-dominant pigment — routed to melasma-safe protocols, not blasted here
  • Isotretinoin courses — timing screened per current guidance

After your treatment

  • Cool compresses on the day; no sauna, hot showers or alcohol for 48 hours
  • Let darkened spots flake off on their own — no scrubbing or picking
  • SPF daily without exception, especially after 532nm passes
  • Fixed-frame photos at each session referee the course

Honest limits

  • A dual platform is a generalist — single-target cases can still respond better to a dedicated laser
  • Melasma behaves differently from sun spots and is not treated the same way here
  • Sun exposure undoes pigment results faster than any laser builds them
Our Medical Team

Excel V or Vbeam — what decides which one I get?

What your face is actually carrying. If the problem is purely vascular — true rosacea, stubborn flushing, discrete vessels — Vbeam's single tuned wavelength clears more per session and I send you there even though it costs more. If red and brown sit together, which is the common picture on Asian skin after years of sun, Excel V treats both in one visit and you finish with fewer total appointments at ₩99,000 each. At our Busan clinic I own both precisely so the assignment can be clinical, and the exam separates the targets before either machine is switched on.

Three doctors, one standard of care.

Every Excel V course at JRYN Busan Seomyeon is target-read and treated in person by one of our doctors

Dr. Jeong Heon Lee, founder and chief director at JRYN Seomyeon Busan
From the Founder

Assigned and treated in person by one of our doctors.

The mistake I correct most often is treating a mixed face with a single-target laser and calling the leftover half a failure. Excel V exists for exactly that face. My discipline is the reading before the pulse: name the red, name the brown, name the depth — then pick the beam for each.

  • Graduated from Inje University
  • Current Head of the JRYN Network
  • Current Chief Director of JRYN Seomyeon
  • Former Chief Director of Lin Clinic
  • Former Chief Director of Centum Lin Clinic
Dr. Yoon Jung-wook, Managing Director at JRYN Seomyeon Busan
Managing Director · Seomyeon Main Branch

Dr. Yoon Jung-wook

  • Full Member, Korean Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
  • Full Member, Korean Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery & Laser Medicine
  • Full Member, Korean Society of Obesity & Body Contouring
  • Former Neurosurgery Resident (3rd Year), Dong-A University Hospital
  • Former Intern, Dong-A University Hospital
  • Former Chief Director, Forever Plastic Surgery & Dermatology (Changwon)
  • Former Chief Director, Lovely Plastic Surgery & Dermatology (Changwon)
  • Former Director, Insta Plastic Surgery & Dermatology (Gimhae)
  • Former Director, Dr. Yoon Beauty Center (Vietnam)
Dr. Jin Tae-wan, Deputy Managing Director at JRYN Seomyeon Busan
Vice Managing Director · Seomyeon Main Branch

Dr. Jin Tae-wan

  • Former Director of Dermatology, MediWoman Women's Clinic
  • Former Director of Dermatology, Hangdo Quantum Clinic
  • Former Chief Director, AGE Clinic (formerly Paresa Clinic)
  • Former Chief Director, One Clinic (Guro)
  • Former Director, One Clinic (Gangnam)
  • Former Chief Director, SKY Plastic Surgery (Jongno)
  • Former Visiting Physician, Guangfu Aesthetic Plastic Surgery Hospital (Dalian, China)
  • Former Associate Director, Tokeshi Plastic Surgery
  • Former Associate Director, Midam Dermatology Clinic
  • Former Associate Director, Noble Line Plastic Surgery
  • Former Associate Director, Jeniva Plastic Surgery
  • Former Military Flight Surgeon, ROK Army Aviation Operations Command
  • Former Intern & Resident, Kangdong Sacred Heart Hospital
Quick Answers

Is a 532nm laser safe on Asian skin?

With type-matched settings and honest patient selection, yes — but the caution is real and worth stating. A 532nm beam is absorbed by melanin as well as haemoglobin, so it must be dosed conservatively on darker and tanned skin, and it is not the right tool for melasma. At our Busan clinic every 532nm pass runs test pulses first, a strict two-week no-tan rule applies, and cases that grade melasma-dominant are moved to melasma-safe protocols rather than treated here.

Can red and brown really be treated in the same visit?

Yes — that is the platform's reason to exist. The doctor switches wavelength by target within one session: 532nm across superficial vessels and sun spots, 1064nm where a vessel sits deeper. What you should expect afterwards is a mixed footprint — brown spots darken and flake over about a week while vessel marks simply fade. Both are normal, both are covered by make-up from the next morning, and both are photographed at week two to decide the next session.

Everything Else You Might Ask

Excel V questions in Busan.

₩99,000 per session on the published list, with the course count written at the exam. No foreigner markup, and nothing appended mid-course.

Yes — English, Japanese (日本語) and Chinese (中文). We are a 5-minute walk from Seomyeon Station Exit 2, and course photos are reviewed on WhatsApp after you fly home from Busan.

At our Busan clinic 532nm reaches superficial vessels, red marks and brown pigment; 1064nm passes deeper for larger or lower-lying vessels. The doctor switches between them by target within one session.

Facial redness and vessels, sun spots and uneven tone, red post-acne marks at our Busan clinic, and deeper or leg vessels — with mixed red-and-brown faces as its clearest use case.

Contact cooling makes most passes tolerable without numbing at our Busan clinic — a warm snap per pulse. Numbing cream is available on request for sensitive zones.

With type-matched settings, test pulses and a strict no-tan rule, yes. Melasma-dominant pigment is the exception and is routed to melasma-safe protocols instead.

One to three for discrete vessels or a few spots; three to five for diffuse redness or widespread sun damage, three to four weeks apart. Written before you start.

Vessels can look reduced immediately; brown spots darken then flake over about a week; overall tone reads evener at the two-to-four-week photo.

Flushing that settles within hours, and darkened spots that flake for up to a week. Make-up covers everything from the next morning.

Neither universally. Vbeam clears purely vascular cases more per session; Excel V handles mixed red-and-brown faces in one visit at a lower price. The exam assigns by target, not price.

The 1064nm wavelength reaches leg vessels, and suitability is assessed individually — vessel size and depth decide whether laser or another route is honest for your case.

Yes — sun-damaged tone and nose vessels book heavily among men at our Busan clinic, with beard-zone settings adjusted.

Yes — you can fly out of Busan the same day. Flaking spots travel fine under SPF and make-up; photos continue by message.

Sun and self-tanner for two weeks — non-negotiable on 532nm — plus retinoids for a few days and alcohol the night before.

Scrubbing or picking flaking spots, sauna and hot showers for 48 hours, and unprotected sun for the duration of the course.

Fewer visible vessels, lighter sun spots and visibly evener tone across the course in fixed-frame photos. What no honest clinic promises: melasma cured by a vascular platform, permanence without sun discipline, or a single session doing a course's work.

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Medical information on this page is general education, reviewed by Dr. Jeong Heon Lee, MD. Individual settings, session counts and pricing are confirmed at an in-person consultation at JRYN Dermatology, Busan Seomyeon. Results and timelines vary by individual.