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💡 TLDR
PicoSure Pro didn’t clear my hyperpigmentation, even after 5 sessions and begging for more intensity. My face still looks like a raccoon raided my makeup bag—maybe the settings just aren’t cutting it.
Wait because I’m scrolling through my skincare chaos and realizing my PicoSure Pro sessions are basically a TikTok trend I’m not seeing results for. I’ve been popping pimples and shaving my face into oblivion, leaving behind this so 2023 hyperpigmentation that’s basically my new skin texture. I started PicoSure Pro 5 sessions ago, and honestly? Nothing. I’m like a zombified glow-getter who accidentally ordered a matte foundation. My practitioner finally listened when I begged for more intensity (see the photo—yes, I’m that dramatic), but still, my face looks like a raccoon got into my makeup bag.
Here’s the thing: PicoSure is supposed to be the it laser for pigmentation, but maybe the settings are the real MVP here. I’m pretty sure my practitioner was like, “Oh, we’ll start slow, no pressure,” and I’m like, “No, I need a little more fire.” The aftercare is basically my life—Cicaplast before/after, sunscreen 24/7, and a prayer to the skincare gods. But even with all that, my dark spots are still so 2023. Maybe I need a different wavelength? Or maybe my skin is just this stubborn.
The real takeaway? Don’t assume your practitioner knows your skin’s drama. Ask for a settings check, and don’t be shy about wanting a little more intensity. Also, aftercare is your secret weapon—sunscreen is basically your skin’s BFF. But if you’re still stuck, maybe it’s time to level up your game.
Have you tried PicoSure for pigmentation? What worked for you? 💬
❓ People Also Ask
Does PicoSure Pro work for hyperpigmentation?
PicoSure Pro can help with hyperpigmentation, but results depend on settings and consistency. Some users see improvement, while others may need more sessions or adjustments.
How many PicoSure sessions are needed for results?
Typically 5-10 sessions are needed for noticeable results. Individual response varies, and adjusting settings may improve outcomes. Consistency is key.
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