Sale Price:
$600.00
Original Price:
$900.00
EXCLUSIVE PRE-SALE OFFER - $300 OFF
Precision pigment correction, matched to your skin.
Sun damage, melasma, and post-acne pigment don't respond to guesswork — they respond to the right wavelength, delivered precisely. PicoLazer brings dual-wavelength (1064nm/532nm) picosecond laser technology to Plump Medical Spa, safe for every Fitzpatrick skin type.
Most pigment-targeting lasers force a compromise between what works on lighter skin and what's safe on darker skin. PicoLazer's dual wavelength lets Dr. Mortazavi select the correct energy for your specific pigment and skin tone — whether that's sun spots and photodamage, melasma that hasn't responded to topical treatment, or the post-acne dark marks that linger long after breakouts clear.
Skin texture and pore refinement come as a meaningful secondary benefit of the same sessions, from the fractional handpiece stimulating collagen remodeling alongside pigment correction.
Most pigment concerns need 3 to 4 sessions spaced 3 to 4 weeks apart.
EXCLUSIVE PRE-SALE OFFER - $300 OFF
Precision pigment correction, matched to your skin.
Sun damage, melasma, and post-acne pigment don't respond to guesswork — they respond to the right wavelength, delivered precisely. PicoLazer brings dual-wavelength (1064nm/532nm) picosecond laser technology to Plump Medical Spa, safe for every Fitzpatrick skin type.
Most pigment-targeting lasers force a compromise between what works on lighter skin and what's safe on darker skin. PicoLazer's dual wavelength lets Dr. Mortazavi select the correct energy for your specific pigment and skin tone — whether that's sun spots and photodamage, melasma that hasn't responded to topical treatment, or the post-acne dark marks that linger long after breakouts clear.
Skin texture and pore refinement come as a meaningful secondary benefit of the same sessions, from the fractional handpiece stimulating collagen remodeling alongside pigment correction.
Most pigment concerns need 3 to 4 sessions spaced 3 to 4 weeks apart.
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