Educational Background
Ph.D. education: Feb.2016-Aug.2020: Institute of Imaging and Biomedical Photonics,
National Chiao Tung University, Tainan, Taiwan, directed by Prof. BS Lin
Work Experience
• Sept 1st 2008
Academic lecturer, Chang-Gung memorial hospital, Lin-Kuo
• Aug 1st 2009
Lecturer, Chang-Gung university
• Taoyuan Feb 2011
Lecturer, Dept. of Cosmetic Science, Chang-Gung university of Science and
Technology, Taoyuan
• July 2013~ Feb 2016
Assistant Professor, Chang-Gung memorial hospital
• Feb 2017
Assistant Professor, school of medicine, college of medicine, China Medicine
University, Taichung, Taiwan
• Feb 2017
Conjoint Assistant Professor, Dept. of Cosmecentics, Institute of Cosmecentics, China
Medicine University, Taichung, Taiwan
• Aug 2020
Associate Professor, Dept. of Cosmecentics, Institute of Cosmecentics, China
Medicine University, Taichung, Taiwan
Topic: Laser for Photoaging Reversal and Facial Rejuvenation
Abstract:
The non-ablative laser toning has been popularized for facial rejuvenation. However, some side effects
such as post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) and the flaring-up are issues of concern to Asian
patients.
In the new era for picosecond laser, we have demonstrated whether three or five of picosecond 755-nm
alexandrite laser with a diffractive lens array (DLA), a great efficacy for photoaging reversal in Asian
patients. The improvement in wrinkles, texture, pores, UV spots, brown spots, especially in spots and
porphyrins were also observed with VISIA imaging analysis.
Our series of study with “VISIA" analysis also had shown the signs of facial rejuvenation by applicating ps
755-nm alexandrite laser with DLA, which generates laser induced break down (LIOB). The epidermal
repair process and the dermal remodeling is the possible biomedical pathway but further in-vivo animal
model investigation is still needed.
Keywords: laser induced optical breakdown, picosecond alexandrite laser, facial rejuvenation
