Pico Laser Treatment
What is Pico Laser?
Pico Laser is an advanced laser treatment that delivers extremely short pulses of energy to the skin. It can target pigmentation and unwanted ink while causing less heat to the surrounding skin.
When is Pico Laser useful?
It may be used for:
Pigmentation and dark spots
Uneven skin tone
Acne marks and some types of scars
Freckles and sun spots
Tattoo removal
Skin rejuvenation and texture improvement
How does it work?
The laser breaks unwanted pigment into very tiny particles, which the body gradually clears. Different wavelengths and settings can be selected depending on your skin type and the problem being treated.
Why choose Pico Laser?
Minimal downtime: Most people can return to normal activities quickly.
Precise treatment: Energy can be targeted to the area that needs treatment.
Suitable for different skin concerns: Pigmentation, tattoos, scars and overall skin quality can be addressed with appropriate settings.
Less heat: Pico pulses are extremely short, helping reduce unnecessary heat exposure to surrounding skin.
Treatment is individualized: At Dermacure Clinics, the laser settings and treatment plan are selected according to your skin type and specific concern.
Doctor Insight
“The laser is only a tool. The result depends on choosing the right settings for the right skin and the right problem.”
FAQs
1. Is Pico Laser painful?
No. The sensation is described as snaps or a mild stinging feeling. A numbing cream may be used only when required.
2. How many sessions will I need?
It depends on what is being treated, your skin type and how your skin responds. Some concerns improve in a few sessions, while others require a longer course.
3. Is there downtime after Pico Laser?
There may be temporary redness, mild swelling or darkening of pigmentation after treatment. These usually settle over the following days; recovery varies with the treatment performed.
Thinking about Pico Laser?
Let’s first understand your skin and then decide whether Pico Laser is the right treatment for you.