Is Pico Toning good for melasma?

For those of you who have tried Pico Toning, have you seen any results on your melasma? My face seems to have gotten noticeably duller lately, and it stresses me out every time I look in the mirror. I'm intrigued because I heard it's less painful than old lasers and breaks down pigments into smaller particles, but I'm really curious if my blemishes actually fade a bit.

I’ve heard people say that one or two sessions won’t make a difference, and that you need to do it consistently at least 10 times to see results. How many sessions would I actually need to see effects? Please also let me know if there are any precautions I should take after the treatment or if there are any other things that would be good to do alongside it!