IN Eternity Clinic Treatment Protocols: What Each Name Means
Several treatments at IN Eternity Clinic carry a protocol name rather than a device name, because each combines devices, settings and sequence in a way Medical Director Dr Sin Yong has standardised. This page defines each one and links to its full page.
Each name below links to its full page, with evidence, suitability and what to expect.
WhatsApp to Enquire →Key facts ↓A protocol name at IN Eternity Clinic describes a standardised combination of device, wavelength or energy, settings and sequence, set by Dr Sin Yong for a defined concern. The name is not a separate machine. R2T2, R2 Glow and T2 Frax Radiance are laser protocols for tone and texture; SCAR3 and Luminescence are for scars and texture; VF Lift, Time Freeze LCLR, Bliss Lift, RVR ProLift and Svelte Touch are lifting protocols; 4K Body Lift and Z Sculpt are body protocols; H2LT is for hair; GF Lift is a feminine rejuvenation protocol. Suitability for any of them is decided at consultation, and results vary between people.
- A protocol is a method, not a machine: the same device can run several protocols with different settings and goals.
- Names map to concerns: tone and texture (R2T2, R2 Glow, T2 Frax Radiance), scars (SCAR3, Luminescence), lifting (VF Lift, Time Freeze LCLR, Bliss Lift, RVR ProLift, Svelte Touch), body (4K Body Lift, Z Sculpt), hair (H2LT), feminine health (GF Lift).
- Every protocol is doctor-led: assessment, plan and treatment by Dr Sin Yong at IN Eternity Clinic, a designated DEKA Centre of Excellence.
- No prices here: a written estimate follows assessment, because the plan depends on the area, the skin and the number of sessions.
Protocol names, A to Z by concern
R2T2
IN Eternity Clinic’s combined laser plan for pigmentation, redness and uneven tone: R2 Glow (Lutronic Clarity II, long-pulsed 755 and 1064 nm) for the reddish, reactive background, and T2 Frax Radiance (DEKA TORO, 785 nm picosecond plus a thermal pulse) for deposited pigment. Planned for Asian skin types III to V.
Read the R2T2 page →R2 Glow
A brightening and redness protocol on the Lutronic Clarity II that delivers 1064 nm Nd:YAG and 755 nm alexandrite energy in several gentle passes with the skin surface left intact. Used for dull, uneven tone, facial redness and as the usual first laser step in melasma.
Read the R2 Glow page →T2 Frax Radiance
IN Eternity Clinic’s skin protocol on the DEKA TORO: 785 nm picosecond pulses that break up pigment (Tone) and a longer thermal pulse that prompts collagen in the dermis (Texture), in one appointment. Tattoos use a separate T2 Targeted Tattoo protocol on the same device.
Read the T2 Frax Radiance page →SCAR3
An acne scar protocol on the DEKA Tetra PRO CO2 laser: precise point shots into individual pits, combined with fractional resurfacing of the surrounding skin, so ice pick and boxcar scars are treated at their own depth rather than with one uniform pass.
Read the SCAR3 page →VF Lift
Dr Sin Yong’s non-surgical vertical facelift pairing: CLASSYS Ultraformer MPT focused ultrasound for the deeper support layer and Volnewmer radiofrequency (Lift, Sculpt and Restore modes) for the skin. VF Lift body applies the same pairing to loose skin on the arms, abdomen and thighs.
Read the VF Lift page →Time Freeze LCLR
Time Freeze Laser LCLR (Laser Collagen Lipo Remodelling) is a dual-wavelength laser protocol with three uses: lifting the jowls, jawline and neck (facelift protocol), reducing small superficial fat pockets, and firming loose skin on the body (bodylift protocol). No incisions; sessions build over a course.
Read the Time Freeze LCLR page →Luminescence
The Luminescence Laser Lift is a non-ablative erbium glass laser protocol for acne scars, enlarged pores, uneven texture and early laxity, with a lifting step drawn from the Time Freeze protocol. The surface is not removed, so downtime is short.
Read the Luminescence page →Bliss Lift
IN Eternity Clinic’s thread lift: absorbable PDO or PCL threads placed under the skin through small entry points under local anaesthetic to re-support mild to moderate descent of the cheeks, jawline and neck. Threads dissolve over months; collagen holds some of the change.
Read the Bliss Lift page →RVR ProLift
Refinement with Vertical Restoration: a non-surgical lifting protocol in which collagen-stimulating injectables are placed along vertical vectors to re-support tissue that has descended, without adding the volume of a conventional filler plan.
Read the RVR ProLift page →GF Lift
External radiofrequency on the CLASSYS Volnewmer to firm the outer labia and vaginal opening, assessed and performed by a doctor with O&G training. Part of the clinic’s feminine rejuvenation options.
Read the GF Lift page →Svelte Touch
A non-surgical lifting and firming treatment on a HIRONIC platform that delivers radiofrequency and ultrasound in the same session: radiofrequency warms the dermis for tightening while ultrasound reaches the deeper support layer.
Read the Svelte Touch page →4K Body Lift
A combined body contouring plan: microwave fat reduction (Onda Pro), laser lipo-modelling and radiofrequency skin tightening matched to the mapped area, such as the abdomen, flanks, thighs or upper arms. Non-surgical, over several sessions.
Read the 4K Body Lift page →Z Sculpt
A non-invasive muscle toning treatment that uses electromagnetic stimulation to make the muscles under the applicator contract strongly and repeatedly, building muscle tone and reducing some fat in the treated area. Fat is treated with separate devices where needed.
Read the Z Sculpt page →H2LT
Hair Hyperstimulation Laser Therapy: Dr Sin Yong’s protocol combining low-level laser light to the scalp with medical hair-loss treatment to support thinning hair. It does not remove hair and is not a hair transplant.
Read the H2LT page →Why these treatments have names
Most aesthetic clinics list treatments by the device brand. A device name tells you the tool, not how it is used: the wavelength, the depth, the number of passes, what it is combined with and in which order. At IN Eternity Clinic those decisions are standardised for each concern and given a name, so that a plan can be described precisely and repeated.
A protocol name on this site therefore always links to a page that states the device or devices involved, the concern it is for, who it suits, what a course looks like and the published evidence behind the approach.
Frequently asked questions
Is a protocol name a different machine?
No. A protocol is a defined way of using one or more devices: wavelength or energy type, settings, sequence and combination. The same device can run several protocols with different aims.
Which protocol do I need?
That depends on the concern and your skin, and is decided at an in-person assessment with Dr Sin Yong. The glossary links each name to a page that explains who it suits.
Are these protocols available anywhere else?
The protocol names are specific to IN Eternity Clinic. The devices behind them are used by other clinics; the combinations, settings and sequence described on these pages are the clinic’s own.
Where is IN Eternity Clinic?
9 Scotts Road, #12-01 Pacific Plaza, Singapore 228210, a short walk from Orchard MRT. Consultations are by appointment, Monday to Saturday.
Book an assessment
IN Eternity Clinic, 9 Scotts Road, #12-01 Pacific Plaza, Singapore 228210. By appointment with Medical Director Dr Sin Yong. Monday to Saturday, 11am to 8pm. WhatsApp or call +65 8815 3008. At IN Eternity Clinic a consultation fee applies, and it is waived if you go ahead with any medical treatment; the fee is S
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