Pico toning is a low-energy picosecond laser treatment that breaks pigment into tiny particles with minimal heat. It is used for melasma, freckles, post-acne marks and overall brightening, usually in a series of five to ten sessions.
Medically reviewed by [DOCTOR NAME], board-certified dermatologist · Doje Clinic, Apgujeong, Seoul · Last reviewed November 2026
Because it produces less heat than older lasers, it can be gentler for pigmentation-prone Asian skin.
Strict sunscreen use between sessions is essential.
Quick facts
- Pico Toning (Picosecond Laser): Mild redness for a few hours; results last long-term with sun protection; melasma can recur
- Laser Toning (Q-switched Nd:YAG): None to minimal; results last maintenance recommended
- Rejuran Healer (PN Skin Booster): Small bumps for 1–2 days; results last around 6–12 months after a full course
Key facts
| Pico Toning | Series of 5–10, every 1–4 weeks |
|---|---|
| Laser Toning | Series of 5–10, weekly to biweekly |
| Rejuran Healer | Typically 3 sessions 2–4 weeks apart |
Patient questions
Frequently asked questions
What is pico toning?
Pico toning is a low-energy picosecond laser treatment that breaks pigment into tiny particles with minimal heat. It is used for melasma, freckles, post-acne marks and overall brightening, usually in a series of five to ten sessions.
What is Pico Toning?
Pico toning uses an ultra-short picosecond laser at low energy to break up pigment and even out skin tone with minimal heat.
What is Laser Toning?
Laser toning uses a low-fluence Q-switched Nd:YAG laser to gradually lighten pigmentation and refine skin tone.
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Medical information on this page is general and educational. Results, downtime and suitability vary by individual. A consultation with a Doje Clinic physician is required before any treatment.