What is the recommended number of Pico Toning sessions for blemishes caused by outdoor sports?

Since I enjoy playing sports like golf or tennis outdoors every weekend, I am exposed to a lot of UV rays, which has caused a significant increase in age spots and freckles on my face. Even though I tried to apply sunscreen frequently, it wasn't enough; the area around my cheekbones has become patchy, and now it can't be covered even with thick makeup.
So, I am planning to start Pico Toning laser treatment at a dermatology clinic in earnest, as it is said to break down pigments into very fine particles and remove them cleanly. However, I have heard that this type of pigmentation treatment does not end magically in a short period, so I need to attend consistently to follow the recommended number of sessions. I am wondering what the minimum recommended number of sessions is required to see my light blemishes cleanly removed and my complexion brighten up.
While opinions may vary slightly from clinic to clinic, is it true that you typically need about ten Pico Toning laser treatments to achieve a clear complexion? It is not easy to make time specifically to visit the clinic every week, but I am willing to force myself to fit into the Pico Toning treatment schedule for the sake of clear skin.
Since it claims to selectively remove pigmentation from the skin's surface without irritation, I have high expectations that it will suit my sensitive and thin skin without any side effects. It would be a great source of strength for me if you could leave plenty of vivid reviews and advice in the comments from those who have regained clear, transparent porcelain skin. I would also appreciate it if you could share your tips for at-home care to prevent pigmentation from darkening again, as well as your know-how on applying regenerating creams.