[Top Reviewer 4th Term] I want to try PicoSure toning.

 

As I get older, I am concerned about the overall skin issues like age spots, melasma, freckles, pigmentation, and blemishes, so I looked into various options and found a procedure called Pico Toning.

Among them, there is also PicoSure, so I wondered what it was, and I became curious about what the two are different from each other.

While searching, I found that information about laser machines appears most frequently.

I will also share my skin condition.

 

 

 

Getting laser treatment suitable for my skin troubles is also important.

For now, I will also study laser technology.

 

 

 

 

 

While searching for dermatology materials, I found that the machine guide above appears most frequently.

That laser is finely adjustable down to very small areas, and the output varies depending on the spot size.

So, it would be less irritating to the skin compared to other devices.

 

So, what exactly is Picotoning?

PicoSure Toning is a premium laser toning treatment that has received approval from the KFDA and FDA from the American company CynoSure.

It is said to be more effective in selectively destroying melanin by using a 755nm wavelength.

It is said that with a power density 1,000 times faster than general laser toning using 1064nm, it can achieve quick and strong effects without damaging surrounding tissues.

 

The information found on the machine's homepage above is the same as the information discussed in the dermatology department.

 

 

 

 

There is a black PicoSure machine in the picture.

So, I looked into the advantages of PicoToning, and this is what I found.

Improvement of various pigmentation and lesions

Fast and strong whitening, pigment improvement

Few treatment sessions and low procedure pain

Accurate targeting possible without damage to surrounding tissue

Powerful investigative ability in a short amount of time

 

- Recommended candidates for Pico Toning treatment -

For those concerned about dark spots and pigmentation.

People who want a laser with minimal pain and side effects

Someone who desires quick treatment effects with a small number of sessions

People who have not achieved satisfactory treatment results with general toning methods

In conclusion, since it is a laser procedure, it is natural to expect better results with a better machine.

It seems appropriate to receive laser treatments for removing freckles, blemishes, or age spots that suit my skin through consultation.

It doesn't seem like the effects will appear immediately after just one or two times.

 

Therefore, I think it is written in the dermatology department as a certain number of sessions and the cost.

I can feel that post-procedure care is the most important point.