The fractional handpiece equipped with a hexagonal fractional lens produces a grid of 360 micro-spots with exceptionally high intensity, capable of inducing laser-induced optical breakdown (LIOB) within the skin. This process triggers skin regeneration and stimulates dermal remodeling. The picosecond laser releases incredibly short bursts of light capable of penetrating the skin, causing Laser-Induced Optical Breakdown (LIOB) within the dermis. This breakdown generates plasma formation, creating a carefully controlled thermal injury in the dermal layer while safeguarding the epidermis. This controlled injury prompts the body’s natural healing process, encouraging the creation of fresh collagen and elastin fibers while restructuring the existing collagen. Ultimately, this process brings about rejuvenating effects on the skin.