YOSHITOMO
CHIHARAPHYSICIAN & PHD

AESTHETIC MEDICINE

PicoWay laser

Spots, uneven tone & acne scars

Very short laser pulses are used with different settings for pigment and skin texture. The device name alone does not define the treatment. The official page notes the device has Japanese regulatory and FDA approval.

How it works

Assess the type, colour and area of pigmentation before selecting a mode. Melasma or inflammatory pigmentation requires particular care.

Visits & recovery

Spot treatment may crust. Wider-area or texture treatment may need repeated sessions; recovery depends on the mode.

Risks & considerations

Redness, swelling and pigmentation changes may occur. Avoid rubbing, picking crusts and sun exposure; follow site-specific aftercare.

Fees at a glance

Selected published fees, in Japanese yen including tax—not a complete price range or total quote. Elective self-pay care is not covered by Japanese public insurance. Confirm eligibility, session count and consultation, anaesthesia, test and medicine charges.

Clinic information checked:
Item & conditionsFee, tax included
Pico toning / face, neck OR hands / standard¥19,800
Pico spot / one 5 mm spot¥5,500

First-visit offers, return deadlines and add-on products may apply. Injection volume and hair-removal area/session count change the total.

All clinic fees & conditions (Japanese) (opens in a new tab)

Common questions

Toning vs spot mode — what is the difference?

Settings and recovery differ between targeted pigment treatment and texture treatment; the type, colour and area are assessed first.

Will scabs form?

Spot treatment may crust — do not rub or pick, and avoid sun exposure.

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