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Cost for the back of the hands reflects 3 variables, the spot type, how many lesions there are, and the number of sessions needed to clear them safely.
Hand pigmentation treatment cost in Myeongdong, Seoul depends on the type of spots, such as solar lentigines from sun exposure, how many lesions cover the hands, and how many laser or IPL sessions are needed. Because plans are individual, Dr. Seung Jae Baek at our Myeongdong (Seoul) location confirms your cost at consultation rather than a single fixed figure.
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Hand pigmentation on the back of the hands is usually caused by cumulative sun exposure, which produces solar lentigines, often called age spots or sun spots. Because the dorsal hands get intense UV over a lifetime, spots there can be more stubborn than facial marks, and that difference is the biggest driver of cost. A few discrete, well-defined spots are simpler and cheaper to treat than diffuse, multi-shade pigmentation spread across both hands.
The second driver is how many lesions you have and how much surface they cover. Cost typically scales with the number of spots and the area treated per session, and with how many sessions are needed for safe, even clearance. Pigment lasers such as picosecond or Q-switched devices target discrete spots efficiently, while broad, blotchy discolouration or background photoaging may suit intense pulsed light (IPL). Skin tone also matters, because darker tones need gentler settings to avoid post-inflammatory pigment changes, which can mean more, lighter sessions.
At Reberry Clinic, hand pigmentation care is consultation-led. At our Myeongdong (Seoul) location, 5, Myeongdong 10-gil, Jung-gu, Dr. Seung Jae Baek, Medical Director, first identifies the spot type, then explains which device and how many sessions your hands need, with cost set transparently in English. International patients are supported across our Seoul-area locations.
Different pigment problems on the hands respond to different light-based tools, and the device chosen influences both results and cost. Q-switched and picosecond lasers deliver very short, high-energy pulses that shatter clustered pigment so the body clears it, making them efficient for discrete solar lentigines; picosecond devices, in studies of Asian skin, are associated with lower rates of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation than older lasers, which can reduce the number of corrective visits. Intense pulsed light uses a broader spectrum better suited to diffuse background discolouration and general photoaging across the hand, and it is often planned as a short series. Because the dorsal hands heal a little slower than the face and are constantly exposed to sun, treatment settings are kept conservative and spaced out, which shapes the session count and therefore the total. Darker or tanned skin needs lower, safer energy to avoid rebound pigmentation, sometimes meaning more gentle sessions. Since the right device, energy, and number of sessions are individual, the clinic’s doctors confirm the plan and its cost only after examining your hands in person.
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The doctor confirms whether the marks are solar lentigines or diffuse discolouration, which is the single biggest cost factor across your 2 hands.
Cost scales with how many spots and how much area is treated, so 5 discrete spots differ from widespread blotchy pigment.
Discrete spots often suit picosecond or Q-switched lasers, while diffuse tone suits IPL, and the choice affects session count and price.
Hands heal slower than the face, so 1 to 3 conservative sessions spaced weeks apart are common, and more sessions raise the total.
After assessing both hands, the clinic’s doctors give a transparent, individualised cost in English within 1 visit rather than one fixed price for everyone.
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At our Myeongdong (Seoul) location, Dr. Seung Jae Baek identifies the spot type and skin tone, then explains the device, sessions, and cost in English.
A first session usually takes about 15 to 30 minutes depending on how many spots are treated across your hands.
Hand pigmentation is planned as a short course, so cost is mapped across the series rather than billed as a single fixed visit.
Treated spots typically darken then flake over 1 to 2 weeks, and diffuse tone evens gradually across sessions as the doctor reviews progress.
Because UV drives new spots, daily sunscreen and hand protection sustain results, which is factored into long-term cost planning.



Hand pigmentation treatment cost in Seoul depends on the type of spots, how many lesions cover your hands, and how many laser or IPL sessions are needed. Because plans are individual, the clinic’s doctors confirm your exact cost at consultation rather than quoting one fixed figure. Start on our dark spot removal page.
Yes, hand pigmentation is treated at our Myeongdong (Seoul) location, 5, Myeongdong 10-gil, Jung-gu, about 5 minutes from Myeongdong Station. Dr. Seung Jae Baek, Medical Director, assesses your spots and skin tone in English, then explains which device your hands need and how the cost is structured.
Spot type and lesion count vary widely between patients, so no single price fits everyone. A few discrete age spots differ from diffuse, blotchy pigment across both hands, and skin tone changes the safe settings. That is why cost is set after a doctor examines your hands rather than from a fixed menu.
The spot type and how many lesions you have are usually the biggest factors. Discrete solar lentigines are efficient to target, while widespread discolouration needs more area coverage and often more sessions. Your skin tone also influences safe energy settings, which your doctor assesses to set both the plan and its cost.
It depends on your pigment. Picosecond or Q-switched lasers suit discrete, well-defined age spots, while IPL suits diffuse discolouration and general photoaging across the hand. Some plans combine both. Your doctor matches the device to your hands at consultation. You can review the approach on our laser treatment page.
Many patients need about 1 to 3 sessions, spaced weeks apart, because the backs of the hands heal more slowly than the face and settings are kept conservative. Diffuse discolouration usually needs a short series. The exact number depends on your spot count and response, which the doctor reviews between visits.
Yes, cost generally scales with how many spots and how much area are treated per session. Treating a handful of discrete age spots differs from clearing widespread pigment across both hands. Your doctor explains whether spot-by-spot dark spot removal or broader IPL is more efficient, so the plan fits your budget.
Comfort and downtime relate to the device rather than being separate charges. Laser sessions can feel like tiny snaps, and numbing is available if needed, while IPL feels warm. Treated spots may darken and flake for a week or two. Your doctor explains expected recovery for each device before you commit to the plan.
After laser, treated spots typically darken, crust, and flake over about 1 to 2 weeks, revealing lighter skin. Diffuse discolouration evens more gradually across a short IPL series. Because hands are heavily sun-exposed, results build over sessions, and your doctor reviews progress to adjust the plan and cost as needed.
Treated spots can clear well, but sun exposure can trigger new pigmentation over time, so hand pigmentation is managed rather than fixed once. Daily sunscreen, protective habits, and occasional maintenance help keep hands even. These are inexpensive but important, and your doctor factors them into long-term cost planning at consultation.
It can be, but darker or tanned skin needs lower, carefully chosen energy to avoid post-inflammatory pigment changes, which sometimes means more gentle sessions. Picosecond lasers are associated with lower pigment-rebound rates in Asian skin studies. Your doctor tailors the device and settings to your tone so treatment stays both safe and appropriately planned.
Most adults with solar lentigines, age spots, or diffuse discolouration on the hands are suitable candidates. Recent tanning, active infection, pregnancy, and certain medications are reasons to postpone. A consultation confirms your spot type, skin tone, and safe settings. You can read more first on our dark spot removal page.
Daily sunscreen on the hands, gentle moisturising, and avoiding picking at crusts are essential and inexpensive but vital to results. Some patients add supportive products, which is optional. Consistent aftercare and a simple skin care routine protect your investment and reduce the chance of new spots between sessions.
Your skin tone influences which device and settings are safest, which in turn shapes the plan and cost. Deeper tones may need more conservative, and sometimes more numerous, sessions to avoid pigment changes. Your doctor accounts for this at consultation so the plan is safe, effective, and priced to match what your hands actually need.
For a first session, 2 to 3 days is comfortable, allowing a consultation, the procedure, and a short review. Because hands often need a short series, many international patients begin in Seoul and continue on return visits. Our English-speaking team helps coordinate timing and cost around your travel schedule.
Yes, flying within a day or so is generally fine after laser or IPL on the hands, which are non-invasive to minimally invasive. Keep treated skin protected from sun and moisturised, since cabin air is drying. If spots are crusting, avoid picking them while you travel, and follow the aftercare your doctor provides.
International patients can complete a short hand pigmentation course across one or more visits, and the clinic offers remote check-ins in English between trips so the plan and cost stay on track. Your treatment notes are kept on file for continuity, and continuing sun protection and skin care at home supports results.
| Picosecond / Q-Switched Laser | Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) | Combined Plan | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Discrete solar lentigines and age spots | Diffuse discolouration and background photoaging | Mixed distinct spots plus overall dull tone |
| Approach | Targeted pulses that shatter clustered pigment | Broad-spectrum light over a wider area | Laser for spots then IPL for background tone |
| Sessions | Often fewer for a small number of spots | Usually a short planned series | More sessions since two aims are addressed |
| Downtime | Temporary darkening then crusting on spots | Mild redness that settles quickly | Varies by which device is used that day |
| Results timeline | Spots darken then flake over 1 to 2 weeks | Gradual evening of tone across the series | Distinct spots first, then overall tone |
| Cost factors | Depends on number of spots treated | Depends on area and number of sessions | Highest, since it addresses spots and tone |
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