What is Titanium Lifting Laser?

Recently, **Titanium Lifting** has been frequently mentioned in dermatology clinics as a laser treatment with immediate lifting effects.

When people think of lifting procedures, they usually think of

Ultrasound (HIFU)

Radiofrequency (RF)

devices.

Unlike these devices, Titanium Lifting is a lifting device that uses laser energy (light).

In particular, it is characterized by simultaneously irradiating three different laser wavelengths.

755 nm

810 nm

1064 nm

As these three wavelengths are delivered to the skin simultaneously,

you can understand it as a lifting laser that acts comprehensively on multiple layers of the skin.

1. Principles of Titanium Lifting

The basic principle of Titanium Lifting

utilizes the process of light energy → heat energy → collagen regeneration.

1️⃣ Laser Energy Delivery

Titanium Lifting simultaneously irradiates 3 wavelengths

to deliver energy to the epidermis,

dermis,

and even the skin’s supporting structures.

Each wavelength has a slightly different depth of action in the skin.

755 nm → Relatively shallow layer (improves skin tone and brightness)

810 nm → Dermal layer (improves elasticity)

1064 nm → Deeper layer (lifting effect)

# 755 nm Laser

Representative Device

Alexandrite laser

Characteristics

Relatively shallow depth

High melanin absorption

Action

Epidermis

Upper dermis

Effects

Skin tone improvement

Pigmentation improvement

Skin texture improvement

# 810 nm Laser

Representative Device

Diode laser

Characteristics

Medium depth penetration

Action

Dermal layer

Effects

Skin tightening

Collagen stimulation

# 1064 nm Laser

Representative Device

Nd:YAG laser

Characteristics

Deepest penetration

Action

Deep dermis

Perivascular structures

Effects

Deep tissue stimulation

Collagen remodeling

Why use 3 wavelengths simultaneously?

Because each wavelength acts on a different skin layer.

To summarize:

Therefore, by using three wavelengths simultaneously,

✔ Epidermis

✔ Dermis

✔ Deep dermis

you can expect a lifting effect that stimulates multiple layers at the same time.

2️⃣ Thermal Effect in Tissues

When laser energy is delivered into the skin,

a **thermal effect** occurs within the tissues.

During this process,

collagen contraction,

collagen regeneration,

and skin tightening take place.

Thermal stimulation induces

✔ Contraction of collagen fibers

✔ Activation of fibroblasts

✔ Generation of new collagen.

3️⃣ Immediate Tightening Effect

When thermal stimulation occurs, the collagen structure in the skin contracts,

firming the skin’s supporting structures,

increasing skin elasticity,

and resulting in a more defined facial line.

Because of this, Titanium Lifting is known as a laser treatment where you can feel a certain degree of tightening effect immediately after the procedure.

2. Differences between SHR and STACK modes

During Titanium Lifting consultations, there is a frequently asked question.

‘What is the difference between SHR mode and STACK mode?’

The two modes differ in how they deliver the laser,

not in the type of laser.

In other words, it is the same device, but the method of delivering energy to the skin is different.

1️⃣ SHR Mode (Super Hair Removal mode)

Energy Delivery Method

Repeated irradiation of low energy multiple times

Characteristics

It is a method of gradually raising the skin temperature by rapidly and repeatedly irradiating the laser.

This is also described as gradual heating.

Effect Characteristics

Uniform heating of the entire skin

Reduced pain

Relatively safe method

Therefore, it is usually widely used for skin rejuvenation purposes such as

Skin tone improvement

Skin texture improvement

Skin tightening.

2️⃣ What is STACK mode? (Stamping/Stacking, narrow·deep·focused)

Concept

A method of vertically concentrating energy by ‘stacking’ pulses on a single point (or small area).

STACK pushes heat deeper into the supporting structures (retaining ligaments/deep layers), focusing on contour lifting and improvement.

Thermal Characteristics

It is easier to create a **local temperature rise (peak)** in the same amount of time,

aiming for **‘focused heating → sense of contraction/lifting experience’** in the target areas (jawline/sagging points).

Effect Keywords

Slimming/Contouring

Jawline definition

Targeting deep sagging points

Where/When is it frequently used?

It is often matched to points that require a noticeable lifting effect, such as the jawline, sagging cheek points, and nasolabial/deep volume areas (focused on ‘lines’).

3️⃣ Summary of Differences between SHR and STACK