Pico Toning for Melasma and Pigmentation: How It Works and What to Expect
9 October 2026
Low-energy picosecond laser sessions for stubborn spots and uneven tone
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Pico toning is one of the most common pigmentation treatments in Korea. It uses a picosecond laser at low energy, repeated over a series of sessions, to break up pigment gently. It is popular for melasma because it aims to fade pigment without overheating the skin. Here is how it works, how many sessions to expect and how to protect your results.
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