[Conclusion] Key Points of This Survey In conclusion, as short-term cosmetic treatments feasible before joining a company, Dermapen and chemical peeling (2-4 weeks) are effective for acne scars, Pico Laser (1-2 weeks) for spots, and day surgery (same day to 2 weeks) for moles and atheromas. If you wish to use insurance, atheromas and moles (if suspected of being malignant) can be treated under insurance at a plastic surgery department.
- 64.0% of working adults want to cure their appearance complexes before starting a new life. - The most concerning area is "rough skin/acne scars" at 38.7% (1st place), followed by "spots/freckles" at 24.3%. - The reasons for hesitating to undergo treatment are "cost" at 52.3% and "downtime" at 31.0%.
Glossary ### ■ What is Dermapen? Dermapen is a treatment method that uses ultrafine needles to create microscopic holes in the skin, promoting collagen production by utilizing the skin's natural healing power. It is used to improve acne scars, enlarged pores, and fine lines, and the downtime is relatively short at about 2-3 days.
### ■ What is Pico Laser? Pico Laser is a laser treatment that irradiates energy in picoseconds (one trillionth of a second), which is shorter than conventional lasers. It is effective in treating spots, freckles, and melasma, featuring less damage to the skin and shorter downtime.
### ■ What is an Atheroma (Epidermoid Cyst)? An atheroma is a benign tumor that forms as a sac-like structure under the skin, gradually growing as dead skin cells and sebum accumulate inside it. If left untreated, it may cause inflammation; surgical excision is required for a complete cure, which is covered by health insurance.
Comparison of Short-Term Treatments Ready Before a New Life Comparison Item | Dermapen | Pico Laser | Mole Removal (CO2 Laser) | Atheroma Surgery Main Indication | Acne scars, pores | Spots, freckles | Moles, warts | Atheroma, lipoma Down...
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