SKIN
Pico Laser
Ultra-short pulse laser technology for pigmentation, scarring, and skin rejuvenation - suitable for all skin types.
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Pico laser delivers ultra-short bursts of energy to break down pigmentation, even skin tone, and stimulate collagen with minimal heat.
It is highly effective for melasma, sunspots, acne scarring, and overall brightening. Results are achieved with reduced downtime compared to traditional lasers, making it ideal for year-round rejuvenation.
Crucially this technology is suitable for all skintones Fitzpatrick Type I-VI.
ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY
How Pico Laser Works
Pico laser delivers energy in picosecond pulses (trillionths of a second), shattering pigment particles and stimulating collagen production with minimal thermal damage to surrounding tissue.
This means faster healing, less downtime, and safer treatment for all skin types.
- Ultra-short pulses minimise heat damage
- Effective on all skin types (Fitzpatrick I-VI)
- Less downtime than traditional lasers
- Can be used year-round
IDEAL FOR
Who Should Consider Pico Laser?
Pico laser is particularly suited for patients with pigmentation concerns, including those with darker skin tones who may not be suitable for other laser treatments.
- Melasma and stubborn pigmentation
- Sunspots and age spots
- Acne scars and post-inflammatory marks
- Dull, uneven skin tone
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about pico laser treatments.
Yes, pico laser is one of the safest laser options for all skin types, including Fitzpatrick types IV-VI, due to its ultra-short pulse duration that minimises heat damage.
Typically 3-6 treatments are recommended, spaced 4-6 weeks apart, depending on your concerns and goals.
Downtime is typically 24-48 hours with mild redness and possible light frosting of treated pigmentation areas.
Yes, pico laser can be performed year-round, though strict sun protection is essential before and after treatment.