The blemishes caused by exposure to strong UV rays during the summer have turned into deep melasma as autumn passed. I am looking into Pico Toning because I heard it has a fast laser pulse rate and selectively destroys only melanin pigments. I have become cautious because I heard that toning procedures can have the side effect of making pigmentation darker if performed incorrectly. I would like to know if Pico Toning has a relatively low risk of such side effects, and how many sessions are needed to restore a dry and dull late autumn skin tone like mine. Please also advise on how to protect my skin from UV rays and moisturize when going out after the procedure. I do plan to visit, but I would like to know the basic data beforehand.
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