PicoSure Pro Laser in North York
The world's first 755nm picosecond laser. Ultra-short energy bursts shatter pigment and stimulate collagen without heat — less downtime, better results.
PicoSure Pro Laser in North York
The world's first 755nm picosecond laser. Ultra-short energy bursts shatter pigment and stimulate collagen without heat — less downtime, better results.
The World’s 1st 755nm Picosecond Laser
The PicoSure Pro® device delivers 755nm energy in picoseconds. The delivery is so quick that it spares the skin from high thermal damage while optimally targeting unwanted pigment, wrinkles, acne scars and pores with less downtime than traditional lasers. PicoSure Pro® is the most popular treatment for acne scars, dark spots, melasma, wrinkles, tattoo removal at Rejoo Clinic.
Acne Scars
Melasma & Pigmentation
Wrinkles & Rejuvenation
Tatto Removal
What Does PicoSure Pro® Treat?
Focus Lens triggers collagen remodeling with pressure waves. Less downtime, lower hyperpigmentation risk. 3-6 sessions.
Shatters pigment without excess heat (critical for melasma). Customized per skin type.
Stimulates collagen and elastin for smoother, firmer skin.
Gold standard. Fewer sessions, better clearance — even stubborn blues and greens.
Before & After
What to expect
15-30 minutes. Mild redness 1-3 days. Normal activities same day. Results build progressively.
Downtime
Results
You can expect significant improvement in the treated areas in 3 sessions.
DOWNTIME & RESULTS
There is no downtime with PicoSure® Focus™ facials. You may experience erythema that typically resolves within a few hours, but in some cases, may linger up to 24 hours. Since everyone is unique, we highly recommend following the outlined clinical guidelines to help optimize safety and efficacy before treatment.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How many sessions?
Acne scars/pigmentation: 3-6 sessions, 4-6 weeks apart. Tattoo removal varies by ink.
2. PicoSure vs microneedling?
PicoSure works deeper for moderate-severe scarring. Microneedling gentler for mild scarring. Many combine both.