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Sun Spots in Gangnam, Seoul

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IN SHORT

Sun spots (solar lentigines) are flat brown marks caused by years of UV exposure. They appear on the face, hands and chest. At The Walts Clinic (더왈츠의원) in Gangnam, a three-physician team plans treatment around the cause. Options include Pico laser, Pico toning, Skin boosters.

Our Approach

How The Walts Treats Sun Spots

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Pico laser

Breaks up concentrated pigment in each spot

Pico toning

Treats wider, uneven pigment

Skin boosters

Improves sun-damaged skin quality

What to Expect

Pico laser and pigment care at a Glance

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Treatment course A series, often 5–10 sessions at 1–4 week intervals
Results Gradual lightening across the series
Recovery Usually only mild redness for a few hours
Maintenance Daily sunscreen and periodic maintenance sessions

Typical ranges only. Your physician will confirm the plan, sessions and downtime for your skin.

Questions, Answered

Sun Spots FAQ

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What is Sun Spots?
Sun spots (solar lentigines) are flat brown marks caused by years of UV exposure. They appear on the face, hands and chest.
How does The Walts Clinic treat sun spots?
A physician first examines the cause, then builds a plan that may include Pico laser, Pico toning, Skin boosters. The Walts uses only 100% genuine products in exact doses.
Are sun spots dangerous?
Most are harmless, but any spot that changes shape, colour or size should be checked by a doctor first.
Can pigment come back?
Yes. Sun, hormones and heat can trigger pigment again, so daily sunscreen and maintenance sessions are part of the plan.
Is pico toning safe for Asian skin?
Low-energy pico toning is widely used for Asian skin. The physician adjusts settings to your skin type to reduce the risk of irritation.
How do I book a consultation?
Message The Walts Clinic on WhatsApp (wa.link/thewaltsclinic). The clinic is at 18 Gangnam-daero 94-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, a 3-minute walk from Gangnam Station Exit 11 or 12.
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Medically reviewed by The Walts Clinic physician team · Last updated 17 October 2026. Results vary from person to person, and all procedures carry possible side effects. A physician consultation is required.

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