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Picosecond (pico) lasers deliver energy in ultra-short pulses measured in trillionths of a second, and are commonly used to break up pigment and refine skin texture. Korean clinics often use them for pico toning of uneven tone, spot treatment of freckles and sun spots, and fractional pico handpieces for fine texture and pores. On Seolle you can compare starting prices by clinic, reserve a consultation before your trip, and communicate with the clinic in your language.
It depends on the clinic, the device, whether it is full-face toning or treatment of individual spots, and how many sessions you book. Compare current starting prices by clinic on Seolle.
Pico lasers fire much shorter pulses than nanosecond Q-switched lasers, which is thought to shatter pigment into finer particles. Whether it suits your type of pigmentation is something the doctor assesses at the consultation.
Many people describe a snapping or prickling sensation, and some clinics apply numbing cream first. Pico toning usually leaves only mild redness, while spot treatment can form small crusts that shed over several days.
Pico toning is commonly planned as a series of sessions a few weeks apart, while isolated spots may need fewer. The doctor will suggest a schedule based on the type and depth of your pigmentation.
Avoid tanning before treatment and use diligent sun protection afterward, since treated skin can be sensitive to UV. If spot treatment is planned, having it early in your trip leaves time for crusts to settle, and you can reserve the consultation on Seolle before you fly.