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Skin Laser · Seomyeon, Busan
Kaiser 300 in Busan Seomyeon
The entry scar-and-pore session at ₩165,000, VAT included: energy delivered as a dense pattern of micro-points across the skin so texture smooths and pores tighten over a course of three, with a day or two of redness. By the doctor at Boom Dermatology, a skin clinic one minute from Seomyeon Station.
₩165,000 from
Per session, VAT included; the lowest-priced texture session on the list
30 min
Thirty minutes after numbing cream
1–2 daysRedness and a fine grid for one to two days
Course of 3–5Three to five sessions four weeks apart
01
Start here — direct answer
What is Kaiser 300, and what does it do?
Kaiser 300
is the entry texture device at Boom Dermatology: energy delivered to the skin as a dense pattern of micro-points, each one a tiny zone of controlled injury that the surrounding skin heals within a day or two, with collagen remodelling in the weeks after. Repeated over a course, the surface smooths, pores tighten and shallow scars shallow further. It is priced at ₩165,000 so that a texture course is affordable for a resident and a trial session is an easy decision for a visitor; FloraCell
at ₩220,000 is the next step, Potenza
at ₩440,000 the deep one.
In Seomyeon the doctor assigns Kaiser 300 for rough, large-pored skin on the cheeks and nose, for mild rolling acne scars, and for patients who want to see what a texture session does before committing to stronger devices. For pitted scars it is the wrong depth; for pigment it is the wrong tool, and the toning
pages cover that.
What Busan patients ask before Kaiser 300
What does a ₩165,000 texture session get me?
How is this different from FloraCell and Potenza?
Will it shrink my pores for good?
What does the downtime look like?
Can I combine it with toning on the same day?
All of these come up most weeks at our Seomyeon skin clinic. The page answers them in order.
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Who it suits
Who is Kaiser 300 for?
Good candidates
Rough texture and enlarged pores on cheeks and nose
Mild rolling acne scars
Oily skin that toning has brightened but not smoothed
First-time texture patients
Maintenance between stronger scar sessions
We will suggest something else
Deep ice-pick or boxcar scars, which want Potenza
or subcision
Melasma-prone skin, where the doctor uses heat cautiously
Isotretinoin in the last six months
Tanned skin; pregnancy; an event inside three days
03
The visit
What happens at a Kaiser 300 session in Seomyeon?
This is how a Kaiser 300 visit runs at Boom Dermatology, a skin clinic in Seomyeon, Busan, from the first message to the review.
1
Message first
A daylight photo without make-up and what bothers you. The doctor replies with the device, the likely session count and the VAT-included price.
2
Consultation
Pigment is separated from redness, melasma is screened for, previous lasers and sun exposure are asked. Device and settings go on your record.
3
Cleanse and cool
Make-up off, eye shields on; cooling gel or numbing cream depending on the device.
4
Test pulses, then the pass
A few test pulses on the jawline to read the response, then the full pass by the doctor.
5
Out the door
Sunscreen before you leave; make-up from the same evening for toning, the next day for vascular work.
6
Review and rhythm
A photo at two to four weeks sets the interval; a review at the fifth session decides continue, stop or switch.
How does Boom Dermatology dose Kaiser 300?
Kaiser 300 is dosed by density and energy; the doctor sets both to the pore pattern and writes them on your record.
Micro-point pattern
Dense, shallow zones of controlled injury with intact skin between, so healing is fast.
Density to the pores
Denser on the nose and inner cheeks, lighter on the forehead and jaw.
Four weeks apart
Three to five sessions; the collagen from each keeps building into the next.
04
Prices — VAT included
How much does Kaiser 300 cost in Busan?
Kaiser 300 at Boom Dermatology costs ₩165,000 per full-face session, VAT included with numbing and the doctor's time, the same for every patient. A course is three to five sessions.
Kaiser 300Full face, 1 session₩165,000VAT included
What we treat with Kaiser 300, and the usual dose
Starting points the doctor maps in person; areas can be combined in one session.
Every option in the table is available at Boom Dermatology in Busan Seomyeon, performed by the doctor, with the VAT-included price shown.
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Downtime
Downtime after Kaiser 300, and flying home
Light. Redness and a fine grid for one to two days; make-up from the next morning; fly after 24 hours. Smoother from the second week.
Redness · grid
Fly home
Smoother
Four-week review
Next session
Day 0Day 3Week 2Month 1Month 3–6
treatment / peak result
tenderness or redness
milestone
07
Questions, answered properly
What does a ₩165,000 session get me?
A full-face texture pass by the doctor with numbing included, a day or two of redness, and smoother skin from the second week. One session is a trial; three change the texture. It is the entry tier on purpose: enough for pores and mild scars, priced so the course happens.
How is this different from FloraCell and Potenza?
Depth. Kaiser 300 works shallow with micro-points; FloraCell goes to the mid-dermis with fractional columns; Potenza goes deepest with RF needles. Shallow pores and mild scars: Kaiser. Shallow rolling scars: FloraCell. Pitted scars: Potenza. The doctor at Boom Dermatology reads the scar type and names the tier, and switching up mid-course costs nothing extra.
Will it shrink my pores for good?
It tightens them for months, and a course plus oil control keeps them tight; pores are a structure, not a lesion, so "for good" is maintenance, not magic. Patients at our Seomyeon skin clinic are told that plainly before they buy a session.
What does the downtime look like?
Pink and slightly rough on day one, a faint grid under make-up on day two, nothing by day three. Flying the next day is fine.
Can I combine it with toning on the same day?
Yes: toning first for tone, Kaiser 300 after for texture, from ₩253,000 together with Brighton. Many texture courses at Boom Dermatology in Busan alternate the two.
Good to know
Kaiser 300 questions patients ask our Busan skin clinic first
1
How much does Kaiser 300 cost in Busan?
₩165,000 per full-face session at Boom Dermatology in Seomyeon, VAT included.
2
What does it treat?
Enlarged pores, rough texture and mild rolling scars.
3
How many sessions?
Three to five, four weeks apart.
4
What is the downtime?
Redness and a fine grid for one to two days.
5
Kaiser 300 or Potenza?
Kaiser for shallow pores and texture; Potenza for pitted scars.
6
Who operates the laser at Boom Dermatology?
The doctor, with wavelength, energy and passes written on your record in English.
7
Do foreign patients pay more?
No. One price for everyone, VAT included, no consultation fee if you proceed.
8
Is it safe on Asian skin?
Yes with test pulses and conservative settings; 1064 nm is the default on Korean and other East Asian skin, and every setting is designed to avoid post-inflammatory darkening.
The doctor checks whether Kaiser 300 is the right device for your skin, names the shot count, and you get the exact VAT-included price before you book a flight to Busan.
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