A topical numbing cream is applied before treatment. Most individuals describe it as a light snapping or tingling sensation.
Yes. When used with controlled settings, Pico Majesty can help reduce melasma with less risk of pigmentation rebound caused by excessive heat.
Nanosecond lasers, such as Q-Switch lasers, release longer pulses that rely more on heat to break down pigmentation. Pico Majesty uses much shorter pulses that create mechanical energy instead of heat. This helps to shatter pigment more precisely with less thermal effect, making it gentler and more comfortable for sensitive skin.
Yes. Pico Majesty is suitable for Fitzpatrick skin types I–V, including darker skin tones, when performed by trained professionals.
Yes. It works well with hydrating facials, skinboosters, or Sylfirm X to address different layers of the skin. Our doctors will recommend the most effective combination for your skin goals.
Yes. It can lighten cosmetic and small tattoos. Several sessions are needed depending on the pigment type and depth.
Pigmentation may recur due to UV exposure or hormonal activity. Regular sun protection and maintenance sessions help sustain the results.
It is best to wait at least 24 hours or until redness subsides before applying makeup.
The risk is minimal when treatment parameters are adjusted for your skin type. Our doctors use precise settings to minimise post-inflammatory pigmentation, especially in darker or sensitive skin.
