Fresh Code Clinic

The question of which to do first, Ulthera, Botox, or Filler, is a question for people who already have Botox or filler injections and are about to do Ulthera Prime because two Thai research papers that I've read found that if Ulthera is done too close to the injection date, the effect of Botox is reduced and the effect of HA filler is partially reduced [1][2]. This article provides a timeline and checklist of how each case should be ordered, what the intervals are that the research has tested, and which areas do not yet have figures. This is general knowledge, not a diagnosis. The actual intervals to use must be determined by the doctor based on the area and each person's injection history. Key Takeaways: If planning a whole new treatment, the Pan-Asian consensus, for example, for the upper face, is to do Ulthera (MFU-V) first, then Botox and filler [4]. This order avoids cases where research has found an impact, but is an example from consensus, not a comparison of experimental results. If Botox has already been injected, a randomized 15-person trial found that MFU-V 1.5 mm head, if done immediately, on day 7 or day 14, reduces the effect of Botox. Researchers recommend waiting at least 2 weeks and have not yet tested beyond…

Acne scars and recurring acne are different problems. Acne is inflammation, while acne scars are the resulting marks. Therefore, it's necessary to differentiate between scar types and control acne simultaneously. This article explains the types of acne scars, the causes of recurring acne, the four steps of the Spotless Skin program at Fresh Code Clinic, and how to prepare and care for your skin after treatment. This is general knowledge, not a diagnosis. Key Takeaways: Red acne scars (PIE), dark acne scars (PIH), and acne pits are caused by different mechanisms, so they must be categorized before choosing a treatment method. Some scars may last a long time if left untreated. Recurring acne in the same spot is due to many factors, not just hygiene. Inflamed acne should be controlled first; otherwise, new scars will replace old ones. Fresh Code Clinic's Spotless Skin program is divided into four steps: clearing acne, treating dark scars with Discovery Pico, treating red scars with Dual Yellow Plus+, and rejuvenating the skin with Vitacool. Use sunscreen with SPF 30 or higher daily, and avoid picking or squeezing pimples…

Is Discovery Pico good? The answer depends on what your main skin problem is. As stated by the clinic, this is a picosecond laser used to treat pigmentation and skin texture problems, but the evidence is not as strong as it is for acne scars. Acne scars have more research supporting their effectiveness than melasma, and the term "skin brightening" does not mean skin whitening. This article explains the working principle, what it helps with, how many modes it has, whether it is painful, how many sessions are needed, post-treatment skin care, including post-procedure masks, and what you should ask the clinic before deciding. This is general knowledge, not a diagnosis. Key Takeaways Discovery Pico is a picosecond laser. As stated by the clinic, it is used to treat pigmentation and skin texture. The strongest evidence is for acne scars with the Fractional 1064 nm head, but this is a small procedure with some improvement, not complete elimination.[1][7] Melasma: An analysis of six randomized controlled trials found that the results varied greatly. 1064 nm reduced melasma scores, while 755 nm was no better than creams and caused post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. Melasma is not on the FDA indications that the clinic found.[1][8] Skin brightening (Pico Bright) is the name of the mode and the clinic's terminology. No research has been found to directly measure skin brightening. And it is not a skin whitening [1]. Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation is a side effect to watch out for. Sun protection should be used regularly, and ask the clinic about the model of device…

How many sessions of Dual Yellow to reduce acne redness and see results is a question that cannot be answered with a fixed number, because Dual Yellow Plus+ is a dual-wavelength laser that Fresh Code Clinic uses to treat acne redness that remains after acne has subsided. The number of sessions and downtime depends on the intensity of the redness, skin condition, and post-treatment care. The clinic's service page itself does not specify the number of sessions. This article explains what acne redness is, what this machine helps with according to the clinic's specifications compared to the evidence found, including melasma, dark spots, and skin brightening, how many sessions are needed, whether downtime is required, and how to care for the skin. This is general knowledge, not a diagnosis. Key Takeaways Post-Acne Redness (PIE) is redness that remains after inflammation, different from dark spots (PIH) caused by pigmentation, so the type of redness must be differentiated before choosing a treatment method[2][3]. According to the clinic, Dual Yellow Plus+ emits two wavelengths of light: yellow light 578 nm for redness and blood vessel problems and green light 511 nm for pigmentation problems. However, the clinic's service page concludes that there is no research found on this type of machine directly for post-acne redness[1]. There is no fixed number of sessions for everyone. The clinic's service page does not specify the number of sessions or the downtime…

Where is the best place to get Ultraformer MPT? The answer is not just one clinic name, but rather choosing a doctor and clinic whose identity can be verified, who assesses the facial structure on a case-by-case basis, and who explains the limitations of the machine directly, because Ultraformer MPT is a HIFU machine that delivers energy under the skin. This article explains how to verify the name of the doctor and clinic, questions to ask before making a decision, the location of Fresh Code Clinic, the principles of the machine, comparisons with other machines, and the expected results from research. This is general knowledge, not a diagnosis. Key Takeaways: Ultraformer MPT is a HIFU / Focused Ultrasound machine from CLASSYS. The manufacturer specifies 4 energy delivery modes: Dot, MP mode, Linear and Circular, and depths of 1.5, 2.0, 3.0, 4.5 mm[2]. When choosing a clinic, start by verifying that the doctor is a registered doctor, the clinic has a license to display, the doctor who assesses is the one performing the procedure, and explains the number of times…

Oligio X is a non-surgical skin tightening device that uses monopolar RF radio waves, an improved version of the original Oligio. The key change is the GXG Dual Mode system, which delivers energy in the sequence of G, X, and G, along with an enhanced cooling system for greater comfort. This article explains what Oligio X is, how it differs from its predecessor, how it compares to Ulthera Prime and Xtherma, which programs it can be combined with, and what you should know before treatment. This is general knowledge, not a diagnosis. Key Takeaways: Oligio X is a monopolar RF skin tightening device with a frequency of 6.78 MHz and a maximum power of 400W. It uses heat to stimulate the contraction of existing collagen and the creation of new collagen without surgery. The key difference from the previous model is the GXG Dual Mode, which delivers energy in the sequence of G Mode,…