Alma North America Brings Korean Skin-Quality Protocol to States

The protocol integrates triple-wavelength technology—755nm, 810nm, and 1064nm—to treat various dermal layers simultaneously. By focusing on deep dermal heating rather than surface-level correction, the treatment aligns with a growing consumer preference for consistent, low-downtime maintenance. Industry data underscores this pivot, with 73% of patients now favoring preventative aesthetic procedures over traditional restorative surgeries.

Nurse Jamie, a prominent aesthetic expert, noted that the Korean approach prioritizes comprehensive structural support rather than targeting isolated layers of the skin. Designed for all Fitzpatrick skin types (I-VI), the procedure is recommended on a monthly basis. This launch arrives as the global K-Beauty market continues its rapid expansion, with projections estimating the sector will reach approximately $129 billion this year, with North America accounting for roughly 34% of that total.