EDIV BY CONCERN  /  PIGMENT · SPOTS · REDNESS

Before looking at the color of spots,we assess why tone is uneven.

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Pigmentation · spots

PIGMENT  /  EDIV CASE NOTE 01

Pigmentation · spots 45 degrees consultation photo
01  /  CONCERN

Concern

Cheek spots, patchy pigmentation and redness combine to make my tone look uneven.

02  /  WISH

Desired direction

I want clearer, more even tone with less irritation, rather than excessive brightening at once.

03  /  TREATMENT PLAN

Treatment plan

01Pico toning / 1 session
02IPL / 1 session
03Soothing care / 1 session
Sequence or intervalFirst stage: select laser after assessmentEvery 2–4 weeks: review skin response

Actual plans may change after medical consultation. Individual results and needs vary.

HOW THIS CONCERN CHANGES

Distinguishing why facial tone looks uneven.

Even with the same concern, the approach may differ according to skin condition and cause.

01PIGMENT TYPE

We distinguish superficial and deeper pigmentation patterns.

02VASCULAR RESPONSE

We assess patterns of redness and heat.

03SKIN BARRIER

We assess sensitivity to irritation and recovery capacity.

04DAILY EXPOSURE

We consider UV exposure, heat and daily habits together.

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EDIV METHOD  ·  PIGMENT · SPOTS · REDNESS

After consultation, treatment targets and triggers to avoid should be clear.

We distinguish pigment, vascular response and the barrier to explain laser selection and recovery.

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01PRIORITY

The area to treat first

We prioritize the concern with the greatest effect on your current appearance.

02TREATMENT ROLE

Why each treatment is chosen

We explain the distinct roles of each device and treatment.

03COMBINATION

Single or combined treatment criteria

We explain whether one treatment is enough and the sequence if combined.

04SCHEDULE

Recovery schedule and treatment intervals

Stage timing and intervals consider your daily schedule and skin response.

EDIV PIGMENT · SPOTS · REDNESS JOURNEY

What consultation assesses, and how we recommend care.

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  1. 01CONSULTATIONConcerns and desired changes

    We first listen to what concerns you, the change you want and results you wish to avoid.

  2. 02ASSESSMENTPhotos, expression and skin comparison

    Front and oblique views, movement and direct examination help assess the extent of change.

  3. 03PRIORITYCauses and priorities explained

    We clearly explain the main cause and which concern to treat first.

  4. 04OPTIONSComparing single and combined options

    We compare roles, expected changes, recovery burden and treatment sequence.

  5. 05TREATMENT PLANConfirming scope, intensity and sequence

    We confirm treatment scope and staged plans against the goals agreed during consultation.

  6. 06FOLLOW-UPRecovery and next steps

    We explain reactions to monitor, the next review and maintenance plans.

EDIV COMFORT CARE

A carefully designed comfort care system.

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COOLING COMFORT CARE

Cooling Comfort Care

Cooling care before and after treatment helps soothe the skin and ease concerns about heat and swelling.

Considered Anesthesia Prep02
ANESTHESIA PREP CARE

Considered Anesthesia Prep

Careful preparation helps numbing cream work evenly and reduces discomfort during treatment.

Personalized Local Comfort03
LOCAL COMFORT DESIGN

Personalized Local Comfort

Sensitive areas and the treatment range are considered so local anesthesia is applied only where and as much as needed.

Condition Balance Care04
CONDITION BALANCE CARE

Condition Balance Care

When needed, supportive care helps ease pre-treatment tension while considering post-treatment recovery.

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MONITORED SLEEP CARE

Monitored Sedation Care

When greater comfort is needed, sedation care is provided under attentive medical monitoring.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Pigmentation · spots · redness — questions before consultation

01Are spots, melasma and redness treated with the same laser?

Pigment type, depth and vascular response differ, so one laser does not treat everything. Photos and skin response guide priorities.

02Can pigmentation darken after treatment?

After assessing your condition and desired extent of change, we explain the treatments and sequence needed.

03What comes first when redness is present?

Rather than doing everything at once, we plan single or combined treatment around skin response and recovery.

04Can consultation estimate the number of sessions?

Photographs and direct examination guide our explanation of priorities and the possible scope of change.

PIGMENT · SPOTS · REDNESS · CONSULTATION REQUEST

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Photos and direct examination help distinguish causes,
identify priorities and explain single or combined options.

Currently selected concernSpots · pigmentation · redness
You do not need to choose a treatment in advance. Consultation explains each option's role and priority.

Consultation information

You can request consultation based on your concern alone, even without a treatment in mind.

You can request a consultation without choosing a time. We will contact you to arrange your visit.

EDIV CARE EXPERIENCE

Every moment is part of your care.