Pico Toning uses a 755 nm wavelength, and compared to conventional toning using 1064 nm, it penetrates both the epidermis and the deeper dermis, effectively targeting and breaking down melanin selectively.

Fewer treatment sessions
Reduced abnormal reactions
Enhanced treatment effectiveness

Laser applied to the treatment area
Pigment particles broken down finely
Minimizes skin irritation while removing pigmentation

Q. What is the difference between Laser Toning and Pico Toning?
A. Pico Toning uses a laser that operates 1,000 times faster than the nanosecond speed used in conventional laser toning devices. This rapid pulse minimizes damage and pain to surrounding tissues.
Additionally, it uses wavelengths that are highly responsive to melanin, allowing for more precise pigmentation treatment.
Because of these advantages, when performed the same number of times as laser toning, Pico Toning can improve pigmentation more effectively while minimizing skin damage.

For those troubled by dark spots and pigmentation
For those who want an even and smooth skin tone
For those concerned about overall skin elasticity
For those who prefer a laser treatment with minimal pain and side effects
For those who want to see results quickly with fewer sessions

Avoid excessive alcohol consumption, saunas, hot baths, and intense exercise after the procedure.

You may experience mild redness or a warm, tingling sensation, but these symptoms will subside shortly.

Small scabs may occasionally form after treatment; allow them to fall off naturally and avoid picking at them.

As dryness may occur, apply moisturizer frequently and always use sunscreen when going outdoors.

You may wash your face and apply makeup on the day of the procedure, but avoid using scrubs or undergoing exfoliating/peeling treatments.

Refrain from using functional skincare products such as anti-wrinkle (retinol-based) or whitening products until the skin has fully recovered