Pico Toning uses 755 nm wavelength, which penetrates both the epidermis and deeper dermis more effectively than the conventional 1064 nm toning, making it highly effective at selectively breaking down melanin.

Reduced number of treatments
Decreased side effects
Enhanced treatment effectiveness

Laser treatment applied to the target area
Pigment particles broken down into tiny, fine fragments
Pigment removal with minimal skin irritation

Q: What’s the difference between laser toning and pico toning?
A: Pico toning uses a laser that operates 1,000 times faster than conventional laser toning devices, which work at nanosecond speeds. This ultra-fast pulse reduces damage to surrounding tissues and minimizes pain. Additionally, pico toning uses wavelengths that are more reactive to melanin, allowing for more precise pigment treatment. Thanks to these advantages, when performed the same number of times as laser toning, pico toning effectively improves pigmentation while minimizing skin damage.

Recommended for those:

concerned about severe melasma and pigmentation
seeking to even out their skin tone
generally worried about skin elasticity
looking for a laser treatment with minimal pain and side effects
who want fast results with fewer sessions

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

Mild redness and a warm, tingling sensation may occur but will soon subside

Occasionally, scabs may form after the treatment; please do not pick them off, as they will fall off naturally

Dryness may occur post-treatment, so apply moisturizer frequently, and be sure to wear sunscreen when going outdoors

Washing your face and applying makeup are allowed on the day of the procedure, but avoid using scrubs and undergoing peeling treatments

Avoid using functional cosmetics such as wrinkle-improving (retinol-containing) or whitening products during the recovery period