Pico Laser

Pico laser starts from about ฿2,500 per session at our Bangkok clinic, with the exact price depending on the area treated and your skin concern. For melasma and dark acne marks, most people see gradual improvement over roughly 4 to 6 sessions spaced a few weeks apart. Melasma is managed, not cured, so light maintenance and daily sunscreen are usually needed. A doctor confirms your plan in person.

Yes, Pico laser can usually be combined with treatments like Profhilo or Botox in the same visit. Pico targets pigment and texture while Profhilo hydrates, so they work on different layers. Your doctor will sequence them safely and discuss pricing after assessing your skin in person.

We generally do not perform Pico laser during pregnancy or breastfeeding, mainly as a precaution since melasma is often hormone-driven and can fluctuate during this time. It is safer to wait and start once you have finished breastfeeding. In the meantime, a doctor can suggest pregnancy-safe topical care and sun protection, then plan your sessions in person later.

Pico laser has minimal downtime, so it fits a short Bangkok trip and flying home a day or two later is usually fine. Expect mild redness or slight warmth for a few hours up to a day, and for darker spots some tiny temporary darkening before they flake off. Results vary, so plan one session this trip and follow up later. Strict sunscreen is essential afterward.

For just a few small dark spots and mild uneven texture, many people notice a visible difference after about 2 to 4 Pico laser sessions. Sessions are usually spaced roughly 3 to 4 weeks apart, and individual spots can fade faster while overall tone and texture improve gradually. Results vary with skin type and sun exposure, so your doctor will tailor the number after seeing your skin in person.

Pico laser often suits stubborn spots, melasma toning, and texture because its ultra-short pulses break pigment into finer particles, while IPL uses broadband light better suited to general brightening and redness. Pico can be gentler for some darker skin tones when settings are adjusted. Both have a place, so a doctor assesses your pigment type in person before recommending one. Results vary.

Reduces freckles, age spots, and dark spots, stimulates collagen production

May experience slight redness after treatment, usually subsides within 2-3 days

Energy-based treatment — no injected or topical substance enters the body. Halal-compatible by default (no ingredient question). If you avoid animal-derived materials, this treatment is open to you. Tell the physician at consultation and the specific product and lot used on the day can be confirmed with you. This reflects the ingredients used, not a halal certification.

Release high-frequency laser energy. Penetrate into the skin layer to break down pigment cells. Stimulate the creation of new collagen. A physician assesses your face first and sets the plan; what is done and where follows from that assessment.

Generally considered for: Sun damage · Freckles · Tattoo removal · Skin tone evening. Whether it suits you is decided by a physician at assessment, and there are people for whom it is not advised.

Anaesthesia for this treatment: None or topical. A session runs about 30 minutes. How much a person feels varies, and anything that concerns you is worth raising at assessment.

Downtime: None. That is the general case rather than a promise about you; ask your physician before planning anything that depends on the date.