Long-pulsed 1064nm · Clarity II
Clarity Vascular ModeClarity II Vascular
MIMISOME Clinic Busan Deokcheon · 33 Mandeok-daero, Buk-gu, Busan (2–3F) · 3 min from Deokcheon Station Exit 12
A long-pulsed vascular laser that uses two wavelengths in one device — 755 nm alexandrite and 1064 nm Nd:YAG. From fine red capillaries to thick bluish vessels, leg veins and cherry angiomas, the wavelength is chosen, or the two are used in sequence, to match the colour, size and depth of the vessel; cooling protects the surface, so apart from brief redness at the treated spots you return to your day right away. The device is the Lutronic Clarity II, cleared by the U.S. FDA for benign vascular lesions.
From ₩100,0001 areaVAT excl.
- Duration
- 10–20 min
- Anesthesia
- Cooling
- Pain
- ●●○○○
- Downtime
- Redness a few hours
- Results
- Over several weeks
- Recommended
- 1–3 sessions, 4–6 weeks apart
How it works
With a long pulse, the light is absorbed by the haemoglobin inside the vessel and turns into heat; the whole vessel warms gradually until its wall coagulates, and the closed vessel is absorbed by the body over the following weeks. 755 nm is absorbed by haemoglobin more strongly, so it works well on fine, superficial red vessels; 1064 nm penetrates deeper and is less affected by melanin, so it is the safer choice for thick bluish vessels, leg veins and darker skin. Both reach deeper than a 595 nm pulsed dye laser, which lets them treat deep vessels that V-Beam struggles with, and on one vessel they are sometimes used in sequence — 755 nm to warm it first, then 1064 nm to finish.
Ideal for
- Thicker vessels that show through blue
- Leg capillaries and veins
- Cherry angiomas (small red spots)
- Deep vessels that did not respond well to V-Beam
FAQ
What is Clarity Vascular Mode?
A long-pulsed vascular laser that uses two wavelengths in one device — 755 nm alexandrite and 1064 nm Nd:YAG. From fine red capillaries to thick bluish vessels, leg veins and cherry angiomas, the wavelength is chosen, or the two are used in sequence, to match the colour, size and depth of the vessel; cooling protects the surface, so apart from brief redness at the treated spots you return to your day right away. The device is the Lutronic Clarity II, cleared by the U.S. FDA for benign vascular lesions.
When do results from Clarity Vascular Mode start to show?
It takes several weeks for a closed vessel to be absorbed. Our in-clinic guide is usually 1–3 sessions at 4–6 week intervals, with the number decided in consultation according to vessel size.
How long do Clarity Vascular Mode results last?
Treated vessels do not return, but new ones can form in areas under pressure such as the legs, so the timing of a follow-up check is decided in consultation based on your progress. For a few weeks after treatment, avoid leaving the treated area in strong sun for long.
Does Clarity Vascular Mode hurt? Is anesthesia used?
Anesthesia: Cooling. Discomfort is about 2 on a 5-point scale.
What is the downtime after Clarity Vascular Mode — swelling and bruising?
Treated spots can be red or swollen for a few hours to a few days, and where thick vessels were treated a pressing ache or a bruise may take around 1–2 weeks to settle. If anything feels different from what you were told, let us know in chat.
How many Clarity Vascular Mode sessions are needed, and how far apart?
Our in-clinic guide is usually 1–3 sessions, 4–6 weeks apart; the number and spacing of sessions are decided in consultation.
How much does Clarity Vascular Mode cost?
From ₩100,000 (1 area) · VAT excl. It varies by area and amount and is confirmed after consultation.
How long does a session of Clarity Vascular Mode take?
A session takes about 10–20 min (numbing and preparation time not included).
Pairs well with
- V-Beam — Redness and red marks too
Aftercare & notes
- Treated areas may briefly redden or swell
- Redness, swelling, bruising or temporary pigment changes may occur. Rare reactions and how they are managed will be explained in detail at your consultation