Clear Glow (FRAC3)
Clear Glowis a non-invasive skin rejuvenation treatment targeting acne, rosacea, enlarged pores, and dull, uneven skin tone.
Our physician’s Clear Glow (FRAC3) — Real Patient Before & After
Before & after cases for this treatment are currently being compiled. All cases are authentic clinical records from Luowei Medical Aesthetics Clinic clients who have signed a written Media Release Form. Our physician will walk you through the full case portfolio in person at your consultation.
Why Choose Luowei Medical Aesthetics Clinic for Clear Glow?
Luowei Medical Aesthetics Clinic Delivering professional care with advanced technology tailored to your skin type.
Our experienced medical team delivers safe, effective, and personalized treatment plans.
- Our physician — Lead Physician, Chinese Medical Degree
- 80,000 successful procedures to date
- Integrating Eastern and Western aesthetic philosophies
- Mandarin consultations with real-time interpreter devices
- Free initial consultation
- Utilizing Nd: YAG laser combined with advanced FRAC3 technology
- NMPA Registration— compliant with Chinese medical aesthetics regulations aesthetic treatment
- China-authorized clinic for medical aesthetic devices— Luowei Medical Aesthetics Clinic One of the few authorized clinics in the Nanjing area
- Multi-device combination treatment capability— Synergizes with picosecond lasers, lifting devices, injectables, and other multimodal treatments.
- Mandarin-speaking clinic— consultations in Mandarin, with professional translation devices for real-time interpretation in English and other languages
Clear GlowWhat is the treatment?
Clear Glowis a non-invasive skin rejuvenation treatment targeting acne, rosacea, enlarged pores, and dull, uneven skin tone.
The treatment combines Nd: YAG laser energy with FRAC3 technology to reduce sebum production, stimulate collagen regeneration, and promote healthier-looking skin.
Suitable for a wide range of skin types with minimal downtime.
Device technical specifications
- Device Manufacturer: Fotona
- Mechanism of Action: Selective photothermolysis targeting pigment / vasculature / water content
Clear GlowHow the Treatment Works
The treatment delivers short-pulse, high-peak energy deep into the skin to reduce sebum production and vascular imperfections.
This process stimulates the skin’s natural renewal and collagen regeneration, improving overall texture and tone.
- Laser energy targeting sebaceous glands
- Reducing visible redness and blood vessels
- Stimulates collagen synthesis
- Improves skin elasticity and radiance
Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) Risk Management
- Wood’s lamp Diagnosis— Differentiate pigment type to determine energy level and wavelength
- Fitzpatrick assessment— III–V Asian skin types treated with a low-energy protocol
- Test spot required first for higher-risk individuals— Patch test before proceeding with full-face treatment
Am I a Candidate for Clear Glow?
The following individuals may be suitable candidates:
- Acne-prone or oily skin
- Facial redness caused by rosacea
- Seeking pore minimization
- Seeking skin renewal with minimal downtime
- Suitable for a wide range of skin types
The following individuals may not be suitable candidates:
- Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding
- Active skin infection present
- Individuals with photosensitive conditions
- Recent sunburn
- Individuals taking certain photosensitizing medications
Fitzpatrick × our physician’s protocol
Assessing PIH risk and energy protocol:
| Fitzpatrick | Skin tone | Risk | Protocol |
|---|---|---|---|
| II–III | Fair / Light skin tone | Low | standard energy level |
| III | Light Asian | Medium | Medium energy |
| IV | Typical Asian | Medium–High | Low energy + 6-week pre-treatment conditioning |
| V | Deep Asian / South Asian | High | Ultra-low energy + test spot |
Clear GlowTreatment Planning
Luowei Medical Aesthetics Clinic Our team will design a personalized Clear Glow treatment plan based on your skin condition and goals.
- Initial consultation and skin assessment
- Schedule 3 to 6 sessions, spaced 2 to 4 weeks apart
- Ongoing monitoring and adjustment
- Post-treatment follow-up and skincare recommendations
Typical Treatment Cycle Timeline
Clear Glow (FRAC3) Clear Glow typically requires 3–5 sessions for a full treatment course, spaced 4–6 weeks apart:
| key time points | content |
|---|---|
| Week 0 | Free 30-Minute Consultation + Personalized Treatment Plan |
| After session 1 | Initial response observation |
| full treatment | 3–5 sessions × 4–6 weeks apart |
| stable maintenance | Low-intensity maintenance every 3–6 months |
Clear Glow (FRAC3) Treatable Indications
Core Indications × Treatment Plans × Session Details
| indications | treatment plan | Sessions / Interval |
|---|---|---|
| pigmentation | Personalized treatment plan | 3–5 sessions / every 4–6 weeks |
| uneven skin tone | Personalized treatment plan | 3–5 sessions / every 4–6 weeks |
| fine lines | Personalized treatment plan | 3–5 sessions / every 4–6 weeks |
| pores | Personalized treatment plan | 3–5 sessions / every 4–6 weeks |
| Tattoo | Personalized treatment plan | 3–5 sessions / every 4–6 weeks |
| vascular concerns | Personalized treatment plan | 3–5 sessions / every 4–6 weeks |
Clear GlowTreatment — Pre-Procedure Instructions, the Treatment Process & Post-Procedure Care
Pre-Procedure Information
- Avoid sun exposure and artificial tanning
- Discontinue photosensitizing medications
- Keep skin clean and well-hydrated
Treatment process
- Comfortable — no topical anesthesia required
- Treatment duration approximately 30 minutes
- Minimal discomfort from laser pulses
Post-procedure care
- Consistent sunscreen use
- 24Avoid irritating skincare products for up to 48 hours
- Normal activities can be resumed immediately after treatment
D0–D30 Full Recovery Timeline
| Duration | Do’s · Don’ts |
|---|---|
| D0 | 0–3 days · no makeup · no washing with hot water |
| D1–D3 | SPF 50+ Mandatory · No exfoliation · Focus on hydration and barrier repair |
| D4–D7 | Resume gentle cleansing · Continue SPF · Avoid heat exposure |
| D8–D14 | Skincare products can be gradually reintroduced |
| D15–D30 | Stabilization phase · Assess timing of next treatment |
Clear GlowTreatment advantages
Clear Glow (FRAC3) Key Advantages
| dimension | Clear Glow (FRAC3) |
|---|---|
| Mechanism of action | Selective photothermolysis targeting pigment / vasculature / water content |
| Downtime | 0–3 days |
| PIH Risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) | Low (per our physician’s protocol) |
| Fitzpatrick applicable | We–V (per device protocol) |
Why Trust Luowei Medical Aesthetics Clinic for Clear Glow (FRAC3)?
Google E-E-A-T This framework evaluates medical content across four dimensions. Below are the specific credentials supporting every claim on this page.
Real-world clinical experience
- Clear Glow (FRAC3) Specialist Expertise
- specializing in Asian skin care and facial contour
Physician Qualifications
- Ongoing manufacturer training
- Multimodal treatment capability
Industry Standing & Certifications
Clinic transparency and reputation
- Written informed consent
- NMPA dual certification
- Transparent pricing and risk disclosure
WHY THIS MATTERS
Clear Glow (FRAC3) Clear Glow is not a “one-size-fits-all” device.
Clear Glow (FRAC3) Clear Glow (FRAC3) achieves its results through selective photothermolysis targeting pigment, vasculature, and water content — requiring physician-level calibration based on your skin type, concern depth, and treatment history.
Clear Glow (FRAC3) Pricing & Payment
Pricing varies by area, dosage, number of sessions in the package, and whether combination therapy is included.Pricing is customized by our physician following your Free 30-Minute Consultation.
Single Session — Clear Glow (FRAC3) · Trial Session / Single Maintenance
Package discounts available · Combination therapy priced per treatment
Accepted Payment Methods
- Payment is made at the clinic, after the consultation and before treatment begins
- Nothing is paid in advance, and no deposit is required to hold an appointment
- Cosmetic treatment is a self-pay item and is not covered by public medical insurance in China
- All new clients receive a 30-minute Free Consultation & Assessment
Common Risks · Contraindications · Safety Protocol
Transparency in medical aesthetics is itself a signal of expertise and trustworthiness. We openly disclose all possible reactions, serious risks, contraindicated populations, and absolute do-not-treat situations.
Common reactions (short-term)
- localized redness, swelling, and warmth
- Skin sensitivity (SPF 50+ required for 2–4 weeks)
- Temporary changes in appearance
Serious risks (rare)
- PIH— Significantly reduced through our physician’s protocol
- infection (rare)
- Scarring (extremely rare)
Absolute contraindications
- Pregnancy / breastfeeding
- active infection
- Oral Accutane use within the past 6 months
- Keloid-prone skin
- Photosensitizing medications not discontinued
Our physician’s Mandatory Safety Protocol
- Complete skin assessment + medical history review prior to treatment
- Sign the written informed consent form
- Mandatory test spot for higher-risk patients
- Performed directly by our physician
Where the medical claims on this page come from
Everything above about Clear Glow (FRAC3) rests on published evidence rather than on our own word. The sources below are the ones behind those statements: peer-reviewed papers indexed in PubMed, and guidance written for patients by dermatology academies and national health services. Read them before you decide — and bring any of them to your consultation.
- Peer-reviewedA Systematic Review of Picosecond Laser in Dermatology: Evidence and Recommendations
- Peer-reviewedRecognizing and Managing Complications in Laser Resurfacing, Chemical Peels, and Dermabrasion
- Peer-reviewedCommon Dermatologic Procedures and the Associated Complications Unique to Skin of Color
- Peer-reviewedTreatment of Post-Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation in Skin of Colour: A Systematic Review
- Patient guidanceAcne: Lasers and lights
- Patient guidanceLaser tattoo removal
What these references can and cannot tell you. They describe what is known about the treatment itself — how well it tends to work, how long results last, and what can go wrong. They are not an assessment of this clinic, and no published study can tell you whether it suits your skin type, anatomy, or medical history. That judgement comes from the physician who examines you in person, and it may well be “not this one”.