Lighter melasma patches
A treatment series can gradually reduce the appearance of melasma; recurrence remains possible.

Picosecond laser treatment for melasma, eyebrow and microblading pigment, and tattoos of every size. Target unwanted pigment with ultra-short laser pulses.
Explore the changes you may see or feel.
A treatment series can gradually reduce the appearance of melasma; recurrence remains possible.

Laser sessions can lighten unwanted permanent eyebrow or microblading pigment.

Repeated sessions progressively break down tattoo ink, with results varying by ink and skin.

Potential benefits. Results vary. Editorial photos are illustrative.

Picofy delivers very short pulses of laser energy that fragment pigment. The body clears the fragments over time, so lightening continues between sessions instead of happening all at once.
Melasma is pigment produced by your skin; tattoos and microblading contain implanted ink. These need different settings and spacing. Melasma can return, while tattoo response depends on ink color, depth, density, and previous treatment.
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Arrive 45 minutes early for topical numbing. With eye protection in place, the laser treats the selected pigment in controlled passes. Active laser time depends on the size of the area; the 45 minutes is preparation time, not the laser duration.
Numbing is followed by cleansing and eye protection. Ink color and pigment pattern guide the treatment settings.
Expect quick snapping sensations as the laser passes over the pigment.
Melasma visits are generally 3–4 weeks apart; tattoo and eyebrow-pigment visits are generally 6–8 weeks apart.
Picofy treatment comparisons. Individual results vary.

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Melasma treatment may cause warmth or redness for 24–48 hours, with temporary pigment darkening. Tattoo treatment can cause redness, swelling, sensitivity, crusting, or blistering. The skin must heal between visits; some ink may remain even after a full series.
Arrive early for numbing before Picofy appointments.
Typical melasma series in our booking guidance.
Typical interval for tattoo and eyebrow-pigment removal.
Protect treated skin from the sun, keep it clean, and do not pick crusts or blisters. Daily sun protection is central to melasma management. Cosmetic tattoo pigments can change color or darken after laser exposure; brow treatment also requires appropriate eye protection.