I am wondering if Pico Toning is effective on dry skin.

Recently, my skin has been dry and looks dull overall, so I am looking into Pico Toning. As I get older, blemishes are gradually increasing, and I am concerned about my uneven skin tone. However, since my skin tends to be dry, I am worried about whether it would be okay for me to receive a laser treatment.

I understand that Pico Toning is a procedure frequently mentioned for managing melasma and pigmentation. However, I am wondering if I can expect Pico Toning to be effective even on dry skin. My skin is thin and tends to feel tight easily, so I would like to know if it might become drier or more sensitive after the procedure.

I would like to ask those who have received Pico Toning. I am curious if it helped improve skin tone or reduce blemishes even when receiving the treatment on dry skin. I would also like to know if extensive moisturizing care is required after the procedure, and if redness or tightness lasts for a long time.

I plan to get a consultation, but before that, I would like to refer to actual experiences. It would be particularly helpful if you could tell me how effective Pico Toning was for those with skin concerns, such as those in their 50s, who struggle with both dryness and pigmentation.