Pico Laser
A state-of-the-art laser treatment delivering ultra-short picosecond energy pulses to shatter deep skin pigments without generating heat damage.
Treatment Overview
What Is This Treatment?
Pico Laser is a non-invasive laser resurfacing and pigmentation treatment. Delivering light energy in picoseconds (one-trillionth of a second), it breaks down stubborn skin pigmentation and ink particles through mechanical pressure rather than high heat, resulting in safe, clear skin with minimal recovery.
Treatment Process
The picosecond laser pulses generate a photoacoustic effect. The shockwaves target melanin clusters or tattoo inks, fracturing them into microscopic dust. The body's immune cells then safely absorb and clear these tiny particles naturally over a series of weeks.
Recovery & Downtime
The recovery profile is classified as: Mild pinkness for 2–4 hours; no peeling. Mild localized redness and surface sensitivity are expected to resolve completely within the estimated recovery window.
Pico Laser treatment uses photo-acoustic technology to break down stubborn Hyperpigmentation and Melasma without thermal risk.
At A Glance
- Ultra-short picosecond pulses
- Shatters stubborn melasma
- Fades sun spots & freckles
- Zero peeling or downtime
- Safe for all skin types
Who Is It Suitable For?
Ideal Candidate Profile
- Stubborn melasma
- Sun spots, age spots, and freckles
- Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation
- Tattoo removal (all ink colors)
Contraindications (Not Suitable For)
- ✕Active facial skin infections or open cuts
- ✕Severe active sunburn in the treatment zone
- ✕Use of photosensitizing medications (like Isotretinoin) in the past 6 months
- ✕History of seizure disorders triggered by light flashes
Benefits & Expectations
Results are permanent for removed spots and tattoos, though sun protection is required to prevent new pigmentation.
Recommended in a series of 3 to 5 sessions, depending on the depth and type of pigmentation.
Results are permanent for removed spots and tattoos, though sun protection is required to prevent new pigmentation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Most patients feel a warm, rubber-band snapping sensation. It is generally described as uncomfortable but not painful. Numbing cream can be applied if requested.
Interested In Learning Whether This Treatment Is Right For You?
Every treatment recommendation begins with a diagnostic consultation and clinical assessment. Book a session to formulate a custom care plan.