Pico Toning uses a 755nm wavelength, which penetrates both the epidermis and deeper dermis layers more effectively than the standard toning that uses 1064nm, making it better at selectively breaking down melanin.

Fewer treatment sessions

Decreased side effects

Enhanced treatment effectiveness

Laser applied to the treatment area

Pigment particles are finely and precisely broken down

Pigment is removed while minimizing skin irritation

Q. What is the difference between Laser Toning and Pico Toning?
A. Pico Toning uses laser pulses that are 1,000 times faster than the nanosecond pulses used in traditional Laser Toning. This ultra-fast speed minimizes damage to surrounding tissues and reduces pain during the procedure. Additionally, Pico Toning uses wavelengths that react more specifically to melanin, allowing for more precise treatment of pigmentation. Because of these advantages, Pico Toning can achieve better pigmentation improvement with the same number of sessions as Laser Toning, while causing less skin damage.

For those who are troubled by severe melasma and pigmentation

For those who are wanting to even out skin tone

For those who are concerned about overall skin elasticity

For those who are looking for a laser treatment with minimal pain and side effects

For those who are seeking fast treatment results with fewer sessions

Avoid heavy drinking, sauna or steam room visits, hot baths, and intense exercise after the procedure.

You may experience slight redness or a warm sensation, but these will soon subside.

Sometimes scabs may form after the treatment; please let them fall off naturally and avoid picking at them.

The skin may feel dry after the procedure, so apply moisturizer frequently, and always use sunscreen when going outside.

You can wash your face and apply makeup on the day of the treatment, but avoid using scrubs and other peeling treatments.

Avoid using functional cosmetics such as retinol (for wrinkle improvement) or whitening products for now.