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Well, if you’re reading this, let me assure you that it’s not too late to jump on the Pico Laser hype boat and find out more why is it so popular!  

Do you have such problems with your skin ? If so, then this post might intrigued you further !

What Is Pico Laser?

The word laser stands for ‘Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation’. There are many kinds of laser out there with different mediums and wavelengths used for different purposes. Simply put, a laser is a single-wavelength packed with high energy and can be accurately focused to transmit that light energy onto a very small area.

Pico laser works in ultrashort picosecond laser pulses and uses photoacoustic energy (mechanical energy). It also means that the skin heats up less due to the speed of laser and this reduces the risk of injury to skin. Due to the short pulse duration of the Pico Laser, it is also able to break down pigmentation into a much smaller fragments compared to a Q-Switched Laser.

On top of that, the powerful photoacoustic effect is able to create tiny explosions beneath the skin known as LIOB ( laser induced optical breakdown bodies).

Pico Laser Benefits

Tattoo removal

The Q-switched laser was primarily considered to be the gold standard in tattoo removal but now with the arrival of the Pico laser, tattoo removal is much faster and easier! The treatment releases a high amount of energy within a brief timeframe using picosecond technology, breaking the tattoo ink into tiny particles and it is easier for the body to eliminate the ink particles. Also, due to the high speed, there is less heat produced and thus, safer for the skin.

Acne scars / Skin rejuvenation

Scars are notoriously difficult to reduce or remove but not to worry, because picosecond is able to treat it effectively. Due to the LIOB effect, collagen remodelling is able to take place and results in a smoother skin texture and a radiant complexion. Of course, Pico laser will yield excellent results with Rejuran. Be sure to check out Rejuran too if you’re thinking of expediting the whole treatment process !

Pigmentation/ birthmark removal/ solar lentigenes

Pico laser is able to pulverize the melanin pigments of those pesky post inflammatory hyperpigmentation spots( PIH) and other pigmentation problems like solar lentigenes, reducing its appearance.

How often do I need to do Pico Laser?

Well, it depends on what is the problem. For problems like solar lentigines, freckles, one or two times may be enough. But if it’s a more persistent problem such as acne scars and tattoo removal, then you may require at least 3 times and above. Be sure to discuss this out with your doctor!

Pico Laser Side Effects

Everything sounds too good to be true but is there a 100 % flawless thing in the world? Well, to be honest, Pico Laser is very safe and efficient. However, every individual have different skin type and different tolerance level. These have to be assessed by your doctor as they are experienced to determine the power of the laser which is suitable for your skin.

In conclusion, Pico laser is the newest revolutionary technology which took the world by storm. Is it so good to be true?

For detailed consultation regarding Pico Laser Treatment, kindly contact Kaiteki at 011-33017188 to schedule an appointment.

Location:

Petaling Jaya Branch:

Kaiteki Skin Aesthetic Laser, B-1-03, The Hub SS2, 19 Sentral, Jalan Harapan, Seksyen 19, 46300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia.

or

Kuala Lumpur Branch :

Kaiteki Clinic, C-5-G, Jalil Link 2, Jalan Jalil Perkasa 1, 57000, Bukit Jalil, Kuala Lumpur.

Operating hours: Weekdays 10am-7pm, Weekends 10.30am-6pm

About Post Author

Dr Chew

Dr Chew's love for discovering new knowledge and keen eye on beauty motivated her to pursue aesthetic medicine where she practices with delectation. Often placing herself in patient’s shoes, she listens with empathy and goes the extra mile to ensure satisfaction from them. She is an accomplished Aesthetic Physician with MBBS, MAC certification and specializes in lasers and injectables.
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