I want to try Pico Toning for dark spot removal.

Hello? 😄😁😍

 

If only there were more money and time.

I really want to rent out the dermatology clinic and try everything...

If I had to choose just one right now, I would naturally want to eliminate freckles and blemishes.

 

I don't know exactly when, but what is certain is that since the outbreak of COVID-19, I could clearly notice that freckles and blemishes around my cheekbones became much more prominent.

Every time I look in the mirror, it seems more noticeable, and I’m really worried about itㅠ

Going out only means walking about ten thousand steps, maybe twenty thousand steps.

I think the cause might be that I often walked a lot on the hot trail around noon. Looking at the darker spots on my left cheekbone, I can tell.ㅠ

The photo turned out a bit blurry. When you see it in person, the left dark spot is actually much more prominent.ㅠ

 

The cause of melasma is usually

It is believed to be caused or worsened by ultraviolet rays, but it also occurs due to various other factors such as hormones in women of reproductive age (birth control pills, pregnancy), improper skincare habits, or the use of unsuitable cosmetics, leading to post-contact dermatitis pigmentation. Therefore, analyzing the causes is very important.

Consultation with experienced medical staff and appropriate treatment are important.

 

Having dark spots does not necessarily mean you must undergo laser toning or other laser treatments.

In many cases, laser treatments can actually become harmful and worsen melasma.

Even if you have received about 10 sessions of laser toning or similar treatments for melasma and have seen improvement, melasma often recurs frequently.

 

The key to treating malignant recurrent melasma is the blood vessels.

Even after melasma is treated, the surrounding capillaries supply nutrients to the melasma cells, leading to recurrence.

If you consider treatment for melasma and prevention of recurrence, you must also treat the blood vessels supplying nutrients to the melasma lesions.

 

Therefore, just because an acquaintance or friend improves after receiving a certain laser treatment does not mean it will have the same effect on me.

Even when using the same laser, it does not produce the same effect, depending on who uses it and how they use it.

The effects are said to appear differently.

 

First, an accurate diagnosis of the pigmentation and discoloration on my face is necessary, and choosing a hospital with extensive experience is also important.

 

I wanted to try Revlite or Pico Toning.

 

Since I experienced the Revlite procedure last time, this time...

Pico toning...

 

First, Revelate SI is

It is mainly used to selectively remove melanin pigments present in the epidermis and dermis of the skin, primarily for treating freckles, blemishes, pigmentation, and tattoo removal.

 

Laser beams are emitted at intervals of one ten-millionth of a second, and since the laser beam is only applied for a very short period of time, it reduces the contact time with the skin, helping to minimize skin irritation and lower the risk of side effects.

However, side effects such as redness, swelling, and pain may occur after the procedure.

Revlite SI requires multiple sessions at intervals of 1 to 2 weeks, and usually about 10 treatments are recommended.

The number of procedures varies depending on the severity of the condition.

 

Both Pico Laser and Revlite are lasers used to treat pigmentary disorders.

 

Recently, treatment methods that combine Revlite and Pico Laser for simultaneous therapy are emerging.

 

Pico laser emits light pulses that last one trillionth of a second (1 picosecond).

While it is 10^-12 seconds, Revelight's light pulse is on the order of nanoseconds, that is, 1 billionth of a second (10^-9 seconds).

In other words, Pico Laser

It is useful for reducing skin irritation and shrinking pigmented lesions with higher output by delivering laser beams in single shots at a moment approximately 1,000 times shorter than Q-switch lasers like Revlite.

The shorter the pulse, the better the PicoReza can decompose pigment without damaging skin tissue.

Due to this short pulse duration, pigment particles can be broken down more easily than with Revlite.

Pico laser causes minimal damage to surrounding tissues.

And the recovery time is short, with no bruising or swelling.

Additionally, in the case of Pico Toning, if an MLA lens is used during the procedure, treatments for skin elasticity, pores, and scars are also possible.

And it has the effect of reducing fine lines.

So, the price is also more expensive than Revliteㅋ

 

Ultimately, the most suitable procedure for a patient varies from person to person.

 

If you are looking for a laser that can quickly and effectively remove pigmentation, then PicoLaser.

If you're looking for a laser with a short recovery time, choose Revlite.

You just need to select it.

 

I would like to try PicoToning^^