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About This Service

For the face area, you can choose 1 mode: Whiten and Brighten Mode or Acne Scar Treatment

What is Pico?
The highlight of Pico is the latest Picosecond technology, which is the speed of the laser energy that penetrates the skin at the highest speed of 1 trillionth of a second per pulse. This allows the laser to deliver energy in very fine particles without affecting the surrounding tissues, significantly reducing side effects on the skin.
It effectively targets various pigments such as freckles, dark spots, scars, and tattoos. Additionally, it helps rejuvenate the skin by stimulating collagen production, making the skin fairer, brighter, smoother, with reduced wrinkles while addressing issues like acne scars and tattoos. The laser energy is delivered precisely without harming the surrounding tissues.

How the device works
The laser energy penetrates the skin at the maximum speed of 1 trillionth of a second per pulse. At this speed, the energy is stronger than other lasers and does not cause heat buildup beneath the skin. It converts the heat energy that enters the skin into pressure, breaking up the pigment at the targeted area, which is then absorbed by the body, causing the pigment to fade.

Pico has several wavelengths that can target pigment and tattoos:
* 532 nm: Targets superficial pigments like moles, dark spots, red tattoos, and issues like spider veins, red birthmarks.
* 585 nm: Works similarly to 532 nm but is suitable for darker skin tones.
* 650 nm: Targets green and blue tattoos.
* 1064 nm: Reaches deeper layers of the skin to target pigments like congenital moles, café-au-lait spots, brown spots, and black tattoos.

Who is Pico suitable for?
* Those with pigment disorders such as various types of freckles (superficial, deep, age spots, sun freckles).
* People with dull skin, uneven skin tone, or dark spots from melasma, seeking brighter skin.
* Those with wrinkles who want to reduce them or improve skin smoothness.
* People with acne scars, pitted scars, or other types of scars.
* Those wanting to remove colorful tattoos (black, yellow tattoos).
* Those with enlarged pores seeking smoother skin.
* Those with stretch marks.

Frequently Asked Questions
What is the recovery time after laser treatment?
The recovery time depends on the skin's condition and individual response. Generally:
* Tattoo removal: It is recommended to wait about 6 weeks between sessions.
* Acne scar treatment & skin rejuvenation: Using the fractional lens, it is advised to wait 6-8 weeks, or in some cases, treatments can be done every 3-4 weeks.
Is Pico Laser safe?
Pico uses ultra-fast laser pulses, significantly reducing the heat applied to the skin, leading to less damage and reducing the risk of harming surrounding skin.

Should I avoid the sun after the treatment?
After the laser treatment, the skin becomes more sensitive to sunlight. It is recommended to avoid direct sun exposure and use sunscreen with SPF 30 or higher.
How long does the laser treatment take?
It depends on the size of the treated area, such as:
* Medium-sized tattoo or skin rejuvenation: It takes about 10 minutes.
What does it feel like during the laser treatment?
* Skin rejuvenation: It feels like a light rubber band snap on the skin.
* Tattoo removal: Higher energy is used, so it may feel more painful, but anesthetic cream or pain-relief methods can be applied to ease the discomfort.
How many sessions are needed to see results?
* Tattoo removal: The number of sessions depends on the size, location, and ink amount. Typically, 3-4 sessions are required for new tattoos.
* Pigmentation or abnormal skin pigments: The number of sessions depends on the skin’s condition and individual response.
How long do the results last?
* Tattoo removal & acne scar treatment: The results are permanent.
* Skin rejuvenation: The results last, but some types of pigment may return.
Will there be scarring?
* Generally, Pico-second laser treatments have a very low chance of scarring.
* Tattoo removal requires higher energy, which may cause hypopigmentation (skin lightening) in some cases, but this is usually temporary.