Pico Toning

WHAT IS IT?

Pico is a laser device that delivers energy in pulses 1,000 times shorter than nanosecond lasers.
Its ultra-short pulse duration helps minimize damage to surrounding tissue and discomfort.
It also uses wavelengths that are highly absorbed by melanin, allowing for more precise pigmentation treatment.

Recommended for Those Who

• POINT 1

  Those concerned about uneven skin tone.

• POINT 2

  Those who have seen little improvement with conventional pigmentation treatments.

• POINT 3

  Those looking to improve pigmentation or light, widespread discoloration.

• POINT 4

  Those looking for brighter, more even-toned skin.

Treatment Process

• STEP 1
  Personalized Consultation
• STEP 2
  Self Cleansing
• STEP 3
  Treatment
• STEP 4
  Aroma Soothing Mummy
• STEP 5
  Finish with Skincare

Treatment Q&A

• Q. What is the difference between Laser Toning and Pico Toning?
  Pico Toning uses laser pulses with a duration 1,000 times shorter than the nanosecond pulses used by conventional Laser Toning devices. This ultra-short pulse duration helps minimize damage to surrounding tissue and discomfort. It also uses wavelengths that are highly absorbed by melanin, allowing for more precise pigmentation treatment. Thanks to these advantages, Pico Toning can provide more effective pigmentation improvement with less skin damage when performed for the same number of sessions as Laser Toning.

Precautions

Self-care is as significant as skincare for treatment effects. Please read through cautions closely and follow them.

• You can wash your face, apply makeup, and shower immediately after the treatment. On the day of treatment, gently wash your face with lukewarm water. From the following day, you can use a gentle foaming cleanser. Avoid scrubs, peeling treatments, and cleansers containing exfoliating particles for one to two weeks.
• Avoid alcohol, saunas, jjimjilbangs, hot baths, and intense exercise for one week after the treatment.
• Temporary redness, warmth, itching, hives, oozing, or blisters can occur depending on the individual. Contact the clinic if you experience oozing or blisters.
• Your skin can feel dry after laser treatment, so using a moisturizer or recovery cream is recommended. Sun exposure can cause pigmentation, so apply sunscreen at least three times a day.
• Pigmentation can temporarily appear darker after laser treatment. Laser stimulation can also temporarily cause itchy whiteheads, breakouts, or an allergic reaction. If the allergic reaction persists even after taking the prescribed medication, please contact the clinic.
• Avoid using anti-wrinkle [retinol-based] and brightening skincare products for about one week.