I'm thinking of getting Pico Toning. Is it okay for sensitive skin?

I've been looking into Pico Toning lately because of my skin tone and blemishes, but my biggest concern is skin irritation.

My skin is naturally sensitive, so my face tends to turn red quickly even if I use just one wrong cosmetic product.

So, even though Pico Toning is said to be very effective, I haven't been able to readily start it because I'm worried my skin might break out or become dry.

But recently, when I looked in the mirror, it seemed like I had more fine blemishes on my face than before.

My skin tone also feels dull, so it keeps bothering me.

My cheeks are especially a bit patchy, and the color around my nose is uneven, so it seems to stand out more when I'm barefaced.

I became interested because I heard that Pico Toning is often used for concerns like pigmentation or skin tone.

If you search, you will find that one of the advantages of Pico Toning is that it causes relatively little disruption to daily life, and

I've heard a lot of people say that you can expect skin tone improvement.

However, since everyone's skin condition is different, I'm wondering if the intensity or frequency needs to be adjusted for sensitive skin.

If anyone with sensitive skin has tried Pico Toning, could you let me know what your actual satisfaction level is like?

I was wondering if there are cases where you start low and proceed while monitoring the skin's reaction.

I am also curious about how long the facial redness and dryness lasted after receiving Pico Toning.