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Picosecond Laser

A laser machine that is used to target tattoos (exogenous ink particles) or endogenous pigmentation is called a picosecond laser. These are mainly indicated for tattoo removal, other uses are in case of acne scarring, melasma, solar lentigines, photoaging, etc. These are relatively contraindicated in individuals with a darker skin tone. The potential side effects associated with the use of picosecond lasers are edema, redness, pain, blistering, scarring, etc.

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I have been experiencing skin discoloration. Can I undergo laser treatment and use tretinoin cream for management?

Query: Hello doctor. I recently visited a dermatologist, where I live, to be treated for skin pigmentation on my face. However, I was given tretinoin cream and advised to get the PicoSure laser treatment. I would like to hear your thoughts on this laser therapy in further depth. Will this assist me in sol...  Read Full »


Dr. Filza Hafeez

Answer: Hello, Welcome back to icliniq.com. Picosure is one of the most advanced and cutting-edge lasers for pigmentation in Asian skin.  Read Full »

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