[Top Reviewer 4th Term] I want to try Pico Pigment Laser Treatment~

I have been selected for the 4th Top Reviewer program, and I am planning to write about pico pigment laser treatment, a laser procedure I have always been interested in.

I think I've reached the age where I only use sunscreen with a tone-up function. Maybe that's why I want bright and clear skin, and I'm also very interested in pigment laser treatments. Especially as I get older, the dark spots around my eyes gradually enlarge and become darker.ㅠ

Pico pigment laser treatment is a pigment laser that is highly effective in treating various pigmentary disorders such as melasma, pigmentation, Ota nevus, and tattoos, which were difficult to treat with existing methods. It minimizes thermal damage to the skin, resulting in fewer side effects. The laser is delivered 1,000 times faster than traditional nanosecond (billionth of a second) lasers, operating in pico-second (trillionth of a second) units, allowing for quicker and more effective treatment. Therefore, it enables customized procedures based on the size, depth, and color of the pigmentary lesion.

Here, if we look more closely at pico shots (one trillionth), it means that by delivering a high energy in an instant, skin damage is minimized, allowing for effective destruction of various pigments. Additionally, this characteristic involves breaking pigment particles into smaller pieces and then splitting those particles again, which is said to result in even higher effectiveness compared to existing pigment treatment lasers.

■ Picochole can treat all pigmentary disorders with different depths and shapes~

Using dual wavelengths of 532nm and 1064nm to treat various conditions such as complex melasma, pigmentation, ota nevus, and tattoos, which were previously difficult to treat.

Excellent effect on pigmentary disorders

Shorter treatment time with investigation 1,000 times faster than before

The laser is applied in picoseconds (trillionths of a second), which is faster than the traditional nanosecond (billionths of a second) laser, leading to quicker and more effective treatment outcomes.

The characteristics of dual wavelengths at 532nm and 1064nm are effective for various tattoo treatments, including color tattoos, and are also effective for recurrent and complex melasma (such as spots, freckles, age spots, etc.). Customized procedures based on the size and depth of the lesion are possible, which can minimize the risk of burns and scarring, making it a safe option.

If I get the chance, I definitely want to try a safe Pico pigment laser treatment for bright and clear skin~