Procedures

Picosecond fractional laser resurfacing

from 534 reviews55 clinics
A microlens array or diffractive optic splits a picosecond pulse into a grid of high-fluence microbeams that create laser-induced optical breakdown in the epidermis and dermis without removing the surface layer. Published protocols commonly use four sessions at four-week intervals.
4 reviews written in English by patientsNon-surgicalTopical21 before/after photos
Rating
8.85/ 10
from 534 reviews
Satisfaction
82.8%
from 534 reviews
Downtime
1–3days
Full recovery 2–4 wks
Flight safe
1days after

Calculated from 2 single-procedure cases (bundles excluded) · FX as of 2026-08-06 · VAT refund for foreign patients ended in January 2026

How long is the downtime for Picosecond fractional laser resurfacing?

1–3 days. Full recovery 2–4 wks · Flight safe 1 days

Transient erythema, edema and hyperpigmentation occur and resolve over a few days, and darker Fitzpatrick skin types carry a higher risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.
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Last updated 2026-08-06