I'm a female in my late 30's and have thin, delicate, pale skin (redhead skin) that flushes easily (maybe pre-Rosacea). I'm hesitant because I've heard bad things about other supposedly safe lasers either melting fat or damaging cell structure in tissues deeper than the target. What are your honest opinions about Picosure regarding the above?
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June 26, 2020
Answer: PicoSure safe, but not the only treatment option
There is a HUGE difference between a focused pico and a switched pico, you need to see an expert, both do different things and have downtime versus not. you also need to pretreat your skin especially if you are doing this for pigmentation -- cosmelan or enlighten peel (which we can send to y...
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Thank you for your question. Picosure can certainly aid in the appearance of large pores and a total skin rejuvenation. I might also recommend a device called Fractora. Fractora is one the most advanced technologies on the market today using fractionated radio frequency. Both the...
I do use the Picosure, it is a good laser up to a point, when it runs out of energy - PD is too long. In the context of red, the ideal wavelength is 532 nm. Picosure has a filtered 532, but its embarrassingly useless- no kidding. On this basis go with either Picoway-Enlighten or Lutronics /...
