How does the Pico Toning cycle work for men's skin?

I am writing to inquire about the Pico Toning cycle and how to manage men's skin.

I usually don't take care of my skin, but recently the blemishes on my face have become so noticeable that I am looking into laser treatments for the first time. Maybe it's because I drive a lot and spend a lot of time outdoors, but the brown spots under my eyes and on my cheekbones seem to be getting darker. Haha.

Since I'm a man and don't cover it up with makeup, I'm even more self-conscious about it haha. I became interested because I heard Pico Toning is good for managing blemishes and pigmentation, but I'm wondering if people with thick, oily skin like men's also get Pico Toning a lot.

Is the Pico Toning cycle longer or requires more sessions just because it is men's skin? Also, I would like to know if Pico Toning is possible even when the skin is irritated from shaving.

I am curious about the best time to shave before and after the procedure, and I would also like to inquire if the results are noticeable for an office worker.