PicoSure vs REVO Face Genie

Parent context: What kind of treatments did you go for at Upic? Reply: It’s there with a posted receipt. Xiomin Botox. PicoSure on my face and hands/arms. Juvelook Eye, I have a terrible bruise under one eye now.

My appointment was for a bit of forehead Botox and Pico Sure (only 49,000). ... the prices were so good I jumped on other stuff I was thinking about. She even called in Dr Park to answer questions before we decided to add Juvelook Eye and doing the PicoSure on my hands and arms.

Picosure is super available and popular there

Melasma → Laser toning(PicoSure or PicoPlus)

For the sun spots / age spots, especially the larger 10mm one, a Pico laser like PicoSure or PicoWay would usually make sense. Doctors often use toning mode for overall pigmentation and a stronger spot mode for the darker individual spots.

I’ve been trying a handheld device instead (the REVO Face Genie) since it lets you control the session and target areas instead of blasting your whole face at once. It has different wavelengths too, so I just stick to red when my skin’s acting up. Personally haven’t noticed any dark spots if anything, it helped calm redness.

I use the REVO face genie. I love it because it has red, blue, and green light so I didn't need to buy multiple wands. My friend has one that just does red light, and that's fine for her because she's only targeting fine lines, but us acne and hyperpigmentation girls need something more! I will say it also has heat and vibration, and kind of contours your face like a gua sha, so it's really an all in one tool. I used to use the Solawave, and it was fine, but didn't do nearly as much as the REVO.

I found the red light mode to be soothing and it felt helpful for general redness and skin calmness when used regularly — obviously not as powerful as in‑clinic lasers for capillaries, but a more affordable daily option if you’re mainly after diffuse redness.

My mom didn’t love wearing a mask either, so she ended up liking a small LED wand (the REVO Face Genie) because it felt more straightforward.

+1 on the Face Genie for redness. I wasn't sure it'd do much but after a few weeks my skin just looks less flushed overall. Nothing dramatic, but consistent. The red light mode is definitely the MVP.