Titanium lifting
Triple-wavelength diode laser heating several layers at once
In short
Titanium is a diode laser that fires three wavelengths (755/810/1064 nm) together, warming the skin from the surface to the deeper layers in one pass. It tightens skin, refines pores, controls oil and evens texture. Each session takes about 20–30 minutes with no downtime, which suits travellers on a tight schedule.
- Session time
- About 20–30 minutes
- Downtime
- None; warmth and slight redness for about an hour
- Result & repeat
- Repeatable every 2–4 weeks per the doctor's plan
How it works
Each wavelength is absorbed at a different depth, so firing them together builds bulk heat through both epidermis and dermis, stimulating collagen while calming sebaceous activity.
What the clinic highlights
- Very little redness — you can wear make-up afterwards.
- Addresses laxity, pores and oiliness in a single session.
- Usually done as a short course for a cumulative result.
Who it suits
- Oily skin with open pores
- Want brighter, firmer skin before an event
- Sensitive to pain and cannot afford downtime
Aftercare
- Apply sunscreen and avoid strong sun on the first day.
- Skip scrubs and exfoliating acids for two to three days.
- Add hydration with a gentle mask or serum.
FAQ
How many sessions before I see a change?
Many feel smoother skin from the first session, but visible tightening usually appears after three to five sessions.
Is it safe for sensitive skin?
Generally yes, because the energy is finely adjustable — but tell the doctor about your sensitivity first.
Related treatments
- Ultherapy PrimeNext-generation focused ultrasound that images the tissue while it treats
- UltheraThe original FDA-cleared HIFU lifting device
- Thermage FLXMonopolar radiofrequency that tightens the whole dermis
- OndaCoolwaves microwave that targets fat while tightening skin
- SofwaveParallel-beam ultrasound focused on the mid-dermis, with less pain
- Shurink UniverseKorea's popular HIFU — fast shots, wide depth range
Compiled from Lienjang's own treatment pages for educational purposes only; not medical advice.