Do I get redness or peeling after the Pico Toning procedure?

Hello. I am looking into Pico Toning because I am concerned about the pigmentation on my face, but I am writing this post because I am curious about the condition of my skin afterward rather than the procedure itself. My skin is not particularly sensitive, but it sometimes gets dry when I receive new treatments, so I am looking for personal experiences beforehand.

When I look up Pico Toning reviews online, I see some people mentioning slight redness immediately after the procedure, while others say they experienced no discomfort at all. I am curious to know how much redness occurred on the face right after the treatment for those who have actually received it. I would like to know if it is enough to cover with makeup, or if I need to rest for about a day.

I am also wondering if the skin may temporarily dry out or develop dead skin cells after Pico Toning. If dead skin cells do appear, I would like to know if I should avoid forcibly removing them, and if it was okay to continue using my usual skincare products.

Since I am working, I think I will need to adjust my schedule if the recovery period is long. For those who have received Pico Toning, please let me know if you were usually able to resume your normal daily activities the day after the procedure. If you have had the treatment before an important appointment, I would also like to know how many days of buffer time you allowed.

Since I am about to undergo the procedure for the first time, I think stories from those who have actually gone through it would be the most helpful. Please feel free to share your skin condition after Pico Toning, how you care for it, and what you were satisfied with.

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