ACNE CARE
Neobeam
A considered plan for recurrent acne and excess oil
Neobeam uses a 1450 nm laser in treatment planning for excess oil and acne. Laser settings and everyday skincare are selected according to acne type, inflammation and current medication, forming a coordinated oil-control and acne-care plan.
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Two key technology features

1450 nm laser for oil and acne management
Neobeam uses the thermal effect of a 1450 nm laser to treat tissue associated with the sebaceous glands, with excess oil management and acne improvement as goals. The physician adjusts settings according to inflammation, skin response and current medication.
DCD cooling for epidermal protection
Neobeam has a dynamic cooling system that can be used according to treatment mode to help reduce surface heat sensation. Settings are adjusted in response to individual sensations, balancing the treatment plan with comfort.
Plan combinations for acne, marks and depressed scars
Neobeam can be part of an individual acne-treatment plan. Depending on skin condition, Stellar M22 or medication may be assessed for acne, redness and pigmented acne marks. For established depressed scars, microneedling RF or other treatments may be considered, with sequencing based on scar type, depth and inflammation.
Control acne and follow changes over time
Follow-up can review breakout frequency, oiliness and skin texture, with adjustments to medication, light-based treatment and home care. Ongoing inflammation control is an important part of acne and subsequent scar care.
Your treatment questions
Should I stop my acne medication?
Do not stop medication on your own. Provide details of oral and topical medicines and recent treatments so the physician can determine whether adjustments are needed.
How are acne marks or scars treated together?
Planning is individualised according to inflammation, the colour of acne marks and scar depth. Stellar M22 or medication may be considered for acne and marks. For established depressed scars, the physician assesses whether microneedling RF or other treatments should be added in stages.
Is numbing cream needed?
Most people can tolerate the treatment sensation without numbing cream. Discomfort varies with individual sensitivity and treatment settings. Share how you feel during treatment so adjustments can be made promptly.
How should I care for my skin afterwards?
Start with gentle cleansing, moisturising and sun protection. Some people experience temporary redness or warmth. Use acids and topical medication as directed, and avoid increasing exfoliation on your own.
Ask about acne and oil-control care
Tell us your areas of concern and recent treatments to plan your consultation.
Light treatment cannot guarantee that acne will not recur. Treatment plans and skin reactions vary; contact the clinic if discomfort persists.
Medical content reviewer: Dr. Liu Wei-Chung (劉惟中醫師) | Page updated: 2026-10-03
