I'm also curious about the difference between the Pico Toning cycle and regular toning.

I am writing to inquire about the difference between the Pico Toning cycle and regular toning. My skin tone is dull and I have pigmentation on my cheekbones, so I am looking into laser toning. However, when I search, I see both Pico Toning and regular toning, so I'm not really sure what the difference is.

Both appear to be lasers used for pigmentation or melasma, but I am curious if Pico Toning works faster or if it is less irritating. Does Pico Toning require multiple sessions, similar to regular toning? My cheeks tend to turn red when my skin is dry or in poor condition, so I find very strong lasers a bit daunting!

I would like to know if Pico Toning is worth consulting about even for sensitive skin like mine, or if I might be recommended regular toning or other lasers depending on my skin condition. I am also curious if the treatment cycle or number of sessions varies depending on whether the pigmentation is deep, like melasma, or shallow, like blemishes.