Picosecond Laser Information
Picosecond laser is a type of laser treatment that uses extremely short pulse durations to act on the skin. Different devices and handpieces are used for various conditions. Medical laser devices are classified as medical devices and must be approved by the TFDA; treatments are medical procedures that must be performed by a qualified physician. The following is a neutral compilation of information, without efficacy claims.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between picosecond laser and regular laser?
The main difference is the pulse duration (picosecond uses extremely short pulses). Different devices and handpieces have different applications. Suitability must be assessed by a physician based on skin condition.
Are picosecond laser devices regulated?
Yes. Medical laser devices are classified as medical devices and must be approved by the TFDA before use; treatments must be performed by a qualified physician in a licensed medical facility. You may ask the clinic for the device model and approval information.
How are picosecond laser costs calculated?
Costs are usually based on the number of shots or treatment sessions, affected by the device type and treatment area. They are self-paid and not covered by health insurance; actual costs are subject to the clinic's written quote.
What should be noted after picosecond laser treatment?
Generally, sun protection and moisturizing are recommended, along with following the physician's care instructions. Recovery varies by individual. Actual precautions should follow the physician's instructions.
Official sources：衛生福利部、食品藥物管理署
This page is a neutral compilation of information for reference only; it is not medical advice and does not constitute any treatment commitment.