Pico Genesis Laser Perth

Pico Genesis Skin Rejuvenation
Treatment Highlights

  • Picosecond, non-thermal laser pulses
  • Used for pigmentation, uneven tone and general skin rejuvenation
  • May be considered for most skin types following individual assessment
  • Typically a short procedure (about 15–20 minutes)
  • Performed under medical supervision

Pico Genesis (also referred to as PicoSure Genesis) is a laser treatment that uses picosecond, non-thermal light pulses to target unwanted pigment and support renewal of the upper layers of the skin. It is used for concerns such as freckles, sunspots, uneven skin tone and pigmentation including melasma, and it can also support the skin’s collagen and elastin. Pigmentation and changes in skin tone are common and a normal variation in skin; this information is educational, treatment is a personal choice, and no result is guaranteed.

Treatment Discomfort:

Varies between patients

Longevity:

Around 6 months; not permanent

Location:

Available at all MedAesthetics clinics.

Pico Genesis Skin Rejuvenation Treatment Cost

From $550 per treatment

This is a guide only; your final cost is confirmed at a consultation and depends on the area treated and your individual plan.

Pico Genesis
480
600
A laser treatment that may be incorporated into a personalised treatment plan for concerns including pigmentation and uneven looking skintone. Available at Subiaco or DermAesthetics Only.
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Pico Genesis Skin Rejuvenation Before & After Images

Images shown are of actual MedAesthetics patients and are provided for reference only. Individual results and outcomes vary.

Pico Genesis Skin Rejuvenation
Procedure Information

Treatment Areas

  • Freckles and sunspots
  • Uneven skin tone and general pigmentation, including melasma
  • Enlarged pores
  • Fine facial hair
  • General skin rejuvenation (face)

Pigmentation such as freckles and melasma is common; whether treatment is appropriate depends on your individual assessment.

Common Names

  • Pico Genesis
  • PicoSure Genesis
  • Pico laser skin rejuvenation

MOA

Pico Genesis uses very short (picosecond) non-thermal pulses of laser light to target unwanted pigment in the upper layers of the skin and to support remodelling of that skin. Over time, the treated pigment tends to break up and gradually fade. The laser energy also supports the skin’s production of collagen and elastin. How the skin responds varies between individuals.

Pico Genesis Skin Rejuvenation Treatment Summary

A series of two or three sessions is generally recommended, with ongoing maintenance over time. The number of sessions varies between individuals and is confirmed at your consultation.

Each procedure takes about 15–20 minutes, plus time for preparation and aftercare guidance.

Sensation varies between patients. Comfort measures such as topical numbing cream and a cooling-air device can be used, and pain management is discussed at your consultation.

Downtime is usually limited: mild facial redness may last a few hours, and some freckles or sunspots may darken and flake off over a few days. Recovery varies between individuals.

Results are usually seen within a few days, as treated pigment tends to break up and gradually fade. Individual results vary.

Results typically last around 6 months and vary between individuals; results are not permanent, so ongoing maintenance treatments may be needed to help sustain them over time.

Most light activities can be resumed soon after treatment; direct sunlight should be avoided for about 24 hours, and direct sunlight and chlorinated water for about 72 hours. Broad-spectrum sun protection is important during recovery.

Avoid direct sunlight for about 24 hours and direct sunlight and chlorinated water for about 72 hours, with broad-spectrum sun protection important during recovery. Follow your clinician’s aftercare advice.

Pico Genesis Skin Rejuvenation General Information

After a consultation and skin assessment, a topical anaesthetic cream or cooling-air device is typically used for comfort and the laser is passed over the treatment area (usually about 15–20 minutes).

With Pico Genesis the target is pigment, and treating pigment with a laser cuts both ways: applied to the wrong skin type or at the wrong setting it can trigger the very hyper- or hypopigmentation you were hoping to fade. So a provider who assesses your skin type carefully, and who is candid that melasma in particular tends to be managed rather than cured and can recur, is worth more than one who promises a clean result. It is reasonable to ask how many sessions and how much ongoing maintenance are realistic, who will be operating the laser and what training they have had with it, and to have the risks and alternatives laid out before you decide.

Judging whether a pigmentation laser is safe for your skin — and holding back where melasma or a deeper complexion raises the risk of worsening pigment — is a clinical decision, which is why it sits better within a medically supervised setting. MedAesthetics is a doctor-led clinic overseen by Dr Ehsan Jadoon (MED0001586460), Registered Medical Practitioner (general registration), with a qualified clinical team. Before any Pico Genesis session you are individually assessed, and the likely results, the limits (including that pigment can return), the risks and other options are discussed openly, without pressure to go ahead. You are welcome to book a consultation to find out whether it is appropriate for you.

Our team

The clinical team at MedAesthetics is at the forefront of addressing the entire spectrum of cosmetic facial rejuvenation, anti-ageing, hair restoration, laser and cosmetic surgery.

Pico Genesis Skin Rejuvenation FAQs

A series of two or three treatments is generally recommended to work towards an optimal outcome, with ongoing maintenance to help sustain results. Your clinician will create a personalised plan at your consultation, as the number of sessions varies between individuals.

Results typically last around 6 months and vary between individuals. Skin type, lifestyle and ongoing sun exposure can all influence how long visible improvements last.

It can be considered for most skin types when assessed and delivered by an experienced clinician. Because pigmentation changes are a particular consideration for deeper complexions, your practitioner will assess your skin at consultation to determine the most appropriate approach for you.

Each session usually takes about 15–20 minutes, plus time for preparation and aftercare guidance.

Most people have mild facial redness for a few hours, and some freckles or sunspots may darken and flake off over a few days. Avoid direct sunlight for about 24 hours, and direct sunlight and chlorinated water for about 72 hours, and follow your clinician’s aftercare advice.

It is one option used for pigmentation, including melasma. Melasma can be persistent and may recur, so the aim is to manage and reduce its appearance rather than cure it; suitability and realistic expectations are discussed at your consultation.

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