Pico Toning (PicoLite Black)

With precise irradiation below the TRT, it selectively destroys melanin without thermal damage to surrounding tissue, supporting a wide range of clinical indications from pigment lesions and tattoo removal to skin regeneration with a single device.

Treatment and recovery times vary by individual.

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Procedure Introduction

With precise irradiation below the TRT, it selectively destroys melanin without thermal damage to surrounding tissue, supporting a wide range of clinical indications from pigment lesions and tattoo removal to skin regeneration with a single device.

If You Have These Concerns

For those concerned about melasma, freckles, or pigmentation For those with uneven or dull skin tone For those who felt the effects of nanosecond lasers were insufficient When you want an overall even and clear improvement in skin tone

You Can Expect These Changes

1 Effective breakdown of melasma, freckles, and pigmentation 2 Safe procedure with minimized surrounding thermal damage 3 Even and brighter skin tone 4 Promotes skin regeneration

Procedure Process

1 Cleansing and makeup removal 2 Wear protective goggles 3 Full-face uniform application of picosecond laser 4 Additional treatment for concentrated pigment areas 5 Soothing care and moisturization·sunscreen finishing

Precautions

  1. Thorough sun protection is essential after treatment.
  2. Mild facial redness immediately after treatment fades within a few hours.
  3. Avoid sauna or bathhouses on the day of treatment.
  4. Refrain from using products with irritants (retinol·AHA·BHA) on the day of treatment.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between Luca Toning and Pico Toning?

Luca Toning uses a nanosecond Nd:YAG laser, while Pico Toning uses a picosecond laser with a shorter pulse width. Pico Toning tends to break down pigmentation more effectively and without thermal damage.

How often should I receive treatments?

We recommend 5–10 sessions at intervals of 2–4 weeks, followed by maintenance at intervals of 4–8 weeks.

Is there any downtime?

Almost none. Mild facial redness after the treatment usually subsides within a few hours.