Event
Regular
Description
- A 755 nm picosecond laser treatment to improve body pigmentation and promote a brighter, more even skin tone.
Advantage
- ▪ Powerful Energy Delivery with Minimal Thermal Damage
- ▪ High energy efficiency for enhanced pigment destruction and effective results
- ▪ PicoSure, FDA- and MFDS-approved technology
- ▪ Targeted melanin treatment using a 755 nm wavelength
- ▪ Precise treatment tailored to various pigmentation concerns, including melasma and dark spots
Process
- 01. Shaving may be required before treatment if the treatment area has dense or long hair.
- 02. Skin assessment and laser treatment
Guide
- Every 1-2 weeks
- 10+
Recommend To
- ▪ Those concerned about pigmentation in areas such as the underarms, elbows, and knees
- ▪ Those seeking a brighter, more even body skin tone
- ▪ Those looking to improve dullness and uneven skin tone on the body
- ▪ Those concerned about darkening caused by friction or frequent hair removal
- ▪ Those who feel self-conscious about exposing areas with localized dark pigmentation
Q&A
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1.
Which areas can be treated with Body Pico Toning?
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It can be used on various body areas with pigmentation concerns, including the underarms, elbows, and knees. However, treatment suitability may vary depending on your skin condition and the cause of pigmentation.
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2.
How many sessions are needed to see results with Body Pico Toning?
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The number of sessions varies depending on the severity and cause of pigmentation, as well as the treatment area. Multiple sessions may be needed for optimal results. The recommended number of sessions will be determined during a consultation with a medical professional.
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3.
Can Body Pico Toning improve long-standing pigmentation?
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Long-standing pigmentation may improve depending on the condition, but results vary based on the depth and cause of pigmentation. For pigmentation caused by repeated friction or inflammation, managing the underlying cause is also important.
Precautions
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▪ Pay special attention to moisturizing the treated area after treatment.
▪ Apply sunscreen if the treated area is exposed to sunlight.
▪ Temporary redness, dryness, or stinging may occur after treatment.
▪ Avoid scrubs, exfoliation, and functional skincare products that may cause excessive friction or irritation.
▪ Avoid hair removal, saunas, and jjimjilbangs until the skin has calmed down, as these may irritate the treated area.