Pico Laser and Pico Toning: "How to See Results Without Spending Money" All in One Place!
If you search these days Pico Toning / Pico Laser / Pico MLA There are so many different types!
But in the end, there is only one key point.
"You need to understand how it works to properly guide your treatment."
The content below is Basic concepts of pico lasers → Principles → Application methods → Points to note until
This guide is organized so that even beginners can understand it.
| Key points! 🔹 Pico laser = short time → strong momentary power → mechanical pigment destruction 🔹 Pico MLA = Micro-stimulation of the dermis → Collagen production → Improvement of skin texture, pores, and scars 🔹 To properly see the effects of picotoning, it is important to look at the 'epidermis + dermis' together. 🔹 You can combine pico/nanosecond/long pulse depending on the condition of freckles, scars, and pigmentation. 🔹 The more users understand the principles, the more helpful they are in deciding on the direction of treatment. |
What is the pico laser treatment for?
Pico laser A laser that can simultaneously treat pigmentation and improve skin texture no see.
These days, commonly heard terms such as ‘pico toning, picofraxel, and pico MLA’ are all included here.
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Freckles and blemishes pigment removal
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Tattoo removal
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Pores, skin texture, scars Improvement (when using MLA method)
especially Pico MLA Because it is connected to the structure where new collagen is created in the dermis layer.
The approach itself is different from general toning.
Principle of Pico Laser: "The shorter the time, the greater the mechanical effect."
✔ 2-1. Understanding the difference in seconds
The key to lasers is 'how short a time they can emit energy'.
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Nanoseconds (10⁻⁹ seconds): Conventional toning lasers
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picosecond (10⁻¹² seconds): Shorter time , stronger moment power
According to the draft, commonly used pico lasers are About 400 picoseconds It's very short to that extent.
As it is short, the mechanical destruction effect becomes stronger than the heat. This is the key action that breaks down pigments.
✔ 2-2. Why is mechanical destruction important?
Even though the energy itself is the same If the time is short, the instantaneous power increases ,
At this time, the skin becomes warm rather than hot. The effect of mechanical splitting of pigments It gets bigger.
Thanks to this:
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Tattoo removal is quite effective
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Reduce the total amount of energy required Can reduce the burden of side effects
Pico MLA method: A structure that builds collagen
Pico MLA is How to maximize the mechanical stimulation of pico lasers no see.
✔ MLA Features
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Several small convex lenses (magnifying glass-like structures) are placed inside the handle.
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These lenses focus light into one point. Mechanical stimulation has a stronger effect
✔ Changes occurring in the skin
When the MLA mode is investigated, micro-injuries are created in the dermis layer. To fill that space New collagen This is made.
If this pattern repeats:
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Improved skin texture
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Pore improvement
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Improves acne scars (when using strong mode)
Comparing Application Cases: When is Pico and When is It Other Lasers?
✔ 4-1. Why MLA is used in the treatment of freckles
The spots are A problem only with the epidermis Because it is not, Improving the dermal environment is also necessary.
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Epidermal pigment → Basic toning
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Dermal layer improvement → MLA utilization
This is consistent with the draft content that existing nanosecond toning had limitations in inducing dermal collagen production.
✔ 4-2. Differences from Long Pulse (Genesis)
Long pulse laser Milliseconds It is investigated at length. It's a method of making collagen using heat.
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Pico: Mechanical stimulus center
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Long pulse: Increase collagen with heat
Both affect collagen, but The principles and application targets are different. .
✔ 4-3. “Latest = Better” is not always true.
There are cases where Pico MLA is good, but Depending on the condition Nanosecond lasers or long pulses may be more appropriate. .
The specialist reports on these factors: Combination of two or more Sometimes it does.
5. Points to note before the procedure
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About pico laser Basic understanding is needed but It is best to avoid approaches that attempt to directly determine the “number of times” or “output combinations”.
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Depending on your skin condition The type of laser needed on the day may vary.
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Treatment of pigmentation, freckles, and blemishes Because the epidermis and dermis conditions are different Custom combination This is important
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