Does picosecond laser hurt at all?

Although the PicoSecond Laser pulses are short and cause relatively little thermal damage to the treated area, when it comes into contact with the pigment there is definitely a thermal effect. As a result, there will be a tingling sensation. However, for conventional lasers, the PicoSecond Laser machine is suitable for use.

It definitely hurts a bit when the melanin on your face comes off, but like being bouncing off a rubber band, most people can live with it. This process is very fast and can be completed in 5-10 minutes. If you are particularly sensitive to pain, you may start with some anesthesia.

Some people can't see the results after picoseconds, but they will feel sesame-like black spots on the surface, and slight redness. If you experience these symptoms too, don't worry, it's normal. It usually takes 7 to 14 days to see picosecond results. Pay attention to moisturizing and sun protection after surgery.

PicoSecond Laser can improve pigmented diseases, whiten and remove spots, and improve uneven skin tone. The advantage of PicoSecond Laser machines is that they can address issues that cosmetic lasers cannot, such as intractable pigmentation.