Q: Who is suitable for pico laser treatment?
• Those with large pores and makeup that often cakes
• Those with obvious facial blemishes, such as sun spots or age spots
• Those who want to remove tattoos
• Those with dullness, acne scars, and other skin concerns who want to improve their skin condition
Q: What is the recovery period for 4D pico laser? What is the interval between pico laser treatments?
After pico laser treatment, the stratum corneum is damaged, making the skin more fragile and sensitive. This may be accompanied by temporary dryness, itching, sensitivity, and redness. If the treatment targets deeper spots, acne, or acne scars, there may be localized scabbing or subcutaneous bleeding after the procedure. However, 4D pico laser has a shorter pulse duration, and post-treatment hyperpigmentation is less likely compared to traditional lasers, making melanin metabolism, repair, and care relatively easier.
Generally, a 3-5 day recovery period is recommended after pico laser treatment, and other laser or intense pulsed light treatments are not suitable within a month and a half. However, each person's recovery status, medication, lifestyle, post-treatment care, and physical condition vary. It is recommended to consult and discuss with a professional doctor on-site.
Q: Is pico laser with a honeycomb lens more effective?
Pico honeycomb utilizes the principle of optical refraction, using an MLA (Micro Lens Array) focusing lens (honeycomb lens) to divide the laser beam into tiny, dot-like outputs. This allows for treatment of deeper dermal layers to improve conditions such as acne scars and pitted scars. A professional doctor must assess your skin condition and needs to determine whether pico honeycomb treatment is necessary, avoiding inappropriate energy from damaging your skin.
Q: How many sessions are needed?
Common superficial pigment spots, such as freckles and sun spots, can usually be lightened or cleared in about 1-2 sessions.
Deep or mixed spots cannot be completely cleared in one go. A professional doctor needs to assess the number of sessions required for effective clearance.