Revlite SI alternative at Boom Dermatology, a skin clinic in Seomyeon, Busan
Skin Laser · Alternatives · Seomyeon, Busan

Revlite SI alternative in Busan

Revlite SI is a Q-switched Nd:YAG known for toning, spot removal and tattoo work on one platform. Boom Dermatology does not carry it; the same Q-switched toning runs on Helios 4 and Helios Z from ₩220,000, with Picolo for the pigment and ink a Q-switched pulse cannot shift, VAT included, at our skin clinic one minute from Seomyeon Station.

alternatives from ₩165,000 VAT INCLUDED
₩165,000 from Our alternatives to Revlite SI, VAT included, same price for everyone
3 devices Q-switched and picosecond platforms at our Seomyeon skin clinic that cover the Revlite targets
1064 / 532 The same two wavelengths, on Helios and on the picosecond platforms
5–10 Toning sessions two to four weeks apart, with a photo review at the fifth
01 Straight answer

Do you have Revlite SI in Busan?

No. Revlite SI (Cynosure) is a Q-switched Nd:YAG with 1064 and 532 nm, respected for toning, defined spot removal and tattoo lightening. The same Q-switched toning at Boom Dermatology runs on Helios 4, the Korean toning standard, at ₩220,000, and on Helios Z at ₩330,000 when more power is needed; for the consolidated pigment and ink that a nanosecond pulse plateaus on, Picolo brings a picosecond pulse at ₩165,000. We do not run tattoo removal as a service, and will say so rather than treat ink with a toning protocol.

02 Compare

What Revlite SI does, and what does the same job at Boom Dermatology

What Revlite is for, and the three platforms at Boom Dermatology that cover the same pigment targets.

Device What it targets Time Downtime At Boom
Revlite SI Q-switched toning, spot removal, tattoo; 1064/532 nanosecond 20 min None not offered
Helios 4 Q-switched 1064/532 toning; the direct equivalent 15–20 min None from ₩220,000
Helios Z Q-switched, higher power, for stubborn spots 20 min None from ₩330,000
Picolo Premium Picosecond for pigment that nanosecond pulses have plateaued on 20 min None from ₩165,000

Every device in the table is performed by the doctor at our Seomyeon skin clinic, with shot counts and energy written on your record, and the price shown is the VAT-included price you pay.

Revlite SI alternative at Boom Dermatology, a skin clinic in Seomyeon, Busan
03 Choose

Which Revlite SI alternative is right for you?

Patients who ask for Revlite SI by name want one of these; each has a device at Boom Dermatology. The consultation at our Seomyeon skin clinic is free when you proceed.

Freckles and defined spots

Picosecond on the spots, 532 nm targeted, over three to five sessions.

Dull, uneven tone

The gentle toning course, five to ten sessions.

Stubborn, plateaued pigment

Higher power or picosecond for what toning has not moved.

Melasma

Lowest energy, longest patience, RF that spares the pigment.

Why Boom Dermatology does not carry Revlite SI

Three reasons, stated without hype in either direction.

Same pulse class

Helios 4 and Helios Z are Q-switched Nd:YAG with the same wavelengths; a Revlite toning course is a Helios course.

Picosecond above it

Where a nanosecond pulse plateaus, Picolo and PicoHi are the next tier, on the same price list.

No tattoo work

We do not sell tattoo removal; a toning platform used for ink needs many sessions and we would rather refer you to a clinic set up for it.

04 Prices — VAT included

How much do the Revlite SI alternatives cost in Busan?

Per-session prices for the platforms we use instead of Revlite SI, VAT included; a course is three to ten sessions depending on the tier, each bought one at a time. Prices below are at Boom Dermatology, a skin clinic in Seomyeon, Busan.

Picolo Premium Full face · 1 session ₩165,000 VAT included
Helios 4 Full face · 1 session ₩220,000 VAT included
Helios Z Full face · 1 session ₩330,000 VAT included

Every skin laser device is compared on the Skin Laser hub; the complete skin clinic price list is on the price page.

05 The visit

What happens if you message us about Revlite SI?

1

Message first

Tell us the device you were looking for and send a daylight photo without make-up. The doctor replies with what we would use for the same target, the session count and the VAT-included price.

2

Consultation

Pigment, redness, texture and skin type are read; the alternative is chosen for the target, not the brand name.

3

Cleanse and cool

Make-up off, eye shields on, cooling gel or numbing cream by device.

4

Test pulses, then the pass

A few test pulses on the jawline, then the full pass by the doctor.

5

Out the door

Sunscreen before you leave; make-up the same evening for toning, the next day for vascular or fractional work.

6

Review

A photo at two to four weeks sets the rhythm; a fifth-session review decides continue, stop or switch.

06 Questions, answered properly

Can one laser really handle toning, spots and tattoos?

A Q-switched Nd:YAG can, which is Revlite's reputation; it is also why clinics that own one stretch it across jobs. At Boom Dermatology toning and spots run on Helios and Picolo, and tattoo removal is not offered, because the sessions and expectations for ink are a different business.

What is the difference between Revlite and Helios?

Little that your skin would notice: both are Q-switched Nd:YAG at 1064 and 532 nm with a low-fluence toning protocol. Helios is the platform Korean toning was standardised on, and Helios Z adds the power a stubborn spot needs. The reading of your pigment decides more than the badge.

Which of my pigment problems will respond?

Diffuse tone and shallow spots respond to Q-switched toning; consolidated freckles and sun spots respond faster to picosecond; melasma responds only to the gentle protocol with Sylfirm X; post-acne marks respond to gentle toning once the acne is controlled. The doctor at our Seomyeon skin clinic sorts them at the consultation.

Is 532 nm risky on my skin type?

On darker skin, yes, which is why 532 nm is used only as targeted pulses after test pulses on lighter Asian skin and avoided otherwise; 1064 nm is the safe default. The same rule applies on every platform at Boom Dermatology in Busan.

Good to know

Revlite SI questions patients ask our Busan skin clinic first

1

Does Boom Dermatology have Revlite in Busan?

No. We use Helios 4 (₩220,000) and Helios Z (₩330,000) for Q-switched toning and Picolo (₩165,000) for picosecond, VAT included, at our skin clinic in Seomyeon.

2

What is the closest thing to Revlite?

Helios 4: a Q-switched 1064/532 platform at the same toning protocol.

3

Do you do tattoo removal?

No; we refer it.

4

How many sessions?

Five to ten for toning, two to four weeks apart.

5

Is there downtime?

None.

6

Who operates the alternative device?

The doctor, with settings on your record in English.

7

Do foreign patients pay more?

No. One price for everyone, VAT included, no consultation fee if you proceed.

Keep reading

What we use instead, and related pages

Prices at The Boom

Starting prices in Busan, VAT included.

Tell us what you wanted from Revlite SI.

Send a photo and the result you were hoping for. The doctor names the device we would use for the same goal, the shot count and the VAT-included price, before you book a flight to Busan.

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Reviewed by Dr. Kim Dong Hyun, Board-certified Internal Medicine Specialist, Medical Director, The Boom Dermatology, Seomyeon, Busan.