Pico Laser
Ultra-short picosecond pulses that shatter pigment, stimulate collagen, and resurface skin with minimal heat and minimal downtime. Powered by Picostar by Asclepion, the most versatile picosecond laser available.

Precision measured in trillionths of a second.
Traditional lasers rely on heat to break down pigment in the skin. The PicoWay laser works differently. It delivers energy in ultra-short picosecond pulses, each lasting just one trillionth of a second. These pulses shatter pigment particles through a photomechanical effect rather than a thermal one, meaning less heat is transferred to the surrounding tissue, less risk of damage, and faster recovery.
Minimal heat, minimal risk

Picosecond pulses deliver energy so quickly that heat dispersion to surrounding tissue is dramatically reduced, lowering the risk of burns, scarring, and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.
Effective across all skin types

PicoWay's 1064nm wavelength makes it one of the safest laser options for darker skin tones, where traditional lasers carry a higher risk of pigmentary complications.
Versatile applications

From sun spots and melasma to acne scars and multi-colour tattoos, PicoWay's multiple wavelengths and handpieces address a wider range of concerns than any single-wavelength device.
Collagen stimulation

Beyond pigment removal, the photomechanical effect of picosecond energy triggers a collagen and elastin response, improving overall skin tone, texture, and radiance.
Pico Laser at Sequoia
Who is pico laser for?
Pico Laser may be right for you if...

You are dealing with stubborn pigmentation.
Sun damage, age spots, or melasma that have not responded to topical treatments or previous laser procedures. PicoWay's photomechanical approach offers a different pathway to clearance with less risk of rebound pigmentation.
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You want skin rejuvenation with minimal downtime.
You are looking for visible improvement in tone, texture, and radiance without the extended recovery associated with ablative resurfacing. Pico laser delivers meaningful results with typically just a few days of mild redness.

You want to remove a tattoo.
Whether a single colour or multi-coloured, Picostar is multiple wavelengths and ultra-short pulses achieve faster clearance with fewer sessions and less discomfort than traditional laser tattoo removal methods.
The clearest skin begins with the most precise technology.

At Sequoia Clinic, Picostar treatments are physician-led and calibrated to your specific skin type, concern, and desired outcome. Picostar's multiple wavelengths and interchangeable handpieces allow us to treat the widest range of pigmentation concerns and skin tones with confidence. This is not a surface-level correction. It is precision at the deepest level.
Thoughtful answers for your journey
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Pico laser is an advanced laser technology that delivers energy in ultra-short picosecond pulses, each lasting one trillionth of a second. These pulses shatter pigment particles and stimulate collagen production through a photomechanical effect, with significantly less heat transfer than traditional lasers.
Traditional lasers use nanosecond pulses and rely primarily on heat to break down pigment. Pico lasers deliver energy in much shorter bursts, shattering pigment through mechanical force rather than thermal damage. This makes them safer for a wider range of skin types and more effective on stubborn or deep pigmentation.
Yes. Picostar's 1064nm wavelength and minimal heat transfer make it one of the safest laser options for darker Fitzpatrick skin types, significantly reducing the risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation compared to traditional lasers.
This depends on the concern. Many pigmented lesions improve significantly after one to two sessions. Acne scarring typically requires three to five sessions. Tattoo removal varies based on ink colour, density, and depth, but Picostar generally achieves clearance in fewer sessions than nanosecond alternatives. Your physician will design a programme based on your individual case.
Most clients describe a rapid tapping or snapping sensation during treatment. Discomfort is minimal and short-lived. A topical numbing agent can be applied before treatment for sensitive areas or clients who prefer additional comfort.
Downtime is minimal. You may experience mild redness, slight swelling, or temporary darkening of treated pigment, all of which typically resolve within three to seven days. Most clients return to their routine the same day or the following day.
Think in years, not appointments.
A proactive approach to long term health, designed around you.
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