*Only when pigmentation is a key cause.
How Does Pico Laser Work?
Pico laser relies on a photomechanical effect: a rapid pressure-based response that breaks down pigment particles into tiny fragments. This allows the body to clear them efficiently, with less irritation to the surrounding skin.
Additionally, the laser stimulates collagen and elastin production, improving your skin’s firmness, texture, and clarity over a series of sessions.
Benefits of Pico Laser Treatment
We believe treatments should be effective while also considering your skin’s barrier and recovery capacity. Our Luxe Picolaser is designed to be:
- Multi-functional: Targets pigment, texture, and tone in one session
- Safe for melanin-rich skin: Reduced risk of PIH due to low-heat delivery
- Minimally invasive: Most experience only mild redness, if any
- Customisable: Settings are adjusted to suit your skin at each visit
- Naturally progressive: Results build gradually for a clear, even complexion
When integrated into a personalised treatment plan, pico laser can help you maintain a fresher, balanced appearance long-term with minimal downtime.
Pico Laser vs Other Laser Treatments
Laser treatments differ based on how they interact with pigment and skin tissue, and what concerns they’re designed to address.
Pico Laser vs Q-Switched Laser
Both pico and Q-switched lasers are non-ablative and commonly used for pigmentation and tattoo removal.
- Q-switched lasers deliver energy in nanoseconds and tend to rely more on heat-based delivery.
- Pico laser delivers energy in picoseconds and relies more on pressure-based delivery.
This difference may influence your recovery time and whether you’re suitable for the treatment, especially if you’re prone to PIH.
Pico Laser vs Fractional Laser
Fractional lasers are often used for resurfacing. They create controlled micro-injuries in the skin surface to trigger renewal, which may help with wrinkles, deeper scars, and pronounced texture concerns. Fractional lasers require a longer downtime for the redness and peeling to subside.
As a non-ablative treatment, pico laser does not create these surface injuries.
How Many Pico Laser Sessions Are Needed?
The number of pico laser sessions you’ll need depends on what you’re treating and how your skin responds over time. You may follow this guide:
- Pigmentation commonly improves within three to six sessions, depending on pigment depth and spread.
- Acne scars and texture often need five or more sessions, spaced several weeks apart.
- Skin rejuvenation or tone correction may take two to three sessions, especially for subtle brightening.
Pico Laser Treatment Cost in Singapore
The price of a pico laser treatment in Singapore can range from around $150 to $800, depending on the factors below.