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Pico Laser

Ultra-short picosecond pulses that shatter pigment and tattoo ink with minimal downtime.

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What Is It?

Pico Laser uses ultra-short, picosecond laser pulses to shatter unwanted pigment, such as sun spots, melasma, or tattoo ink, into tiny particles that the body naturally clears over time. Because it works through a rapid pressure effect rather than heat, it also stimulates fresh collagen and elastin with far less risk of burning or damaging surrounding skin compared to older laser technologies.

Benefits

Fades sun spots, melasma, and stubborn pigmentation
Effective for tattoo removal
Smooths acne scars and refines pore appearance
Brightens overall skin tone and texture
Minimal downtime compared to more intensive laser resurfacing

Do’s

Apply sunscreen diligently after every session
Keep skin well moisturized during recovery
Stick to the recommended 4 to 6 week interval between sessions

Don’ts

Avoid direct sun exposure for 5 to 7 days after treatment
Don't pick at any scabs that form, especially after tattoo removal sessions
Skip hot showers and saunas for 24 hours
Don't massage the treated area right after

Frequently Asked Questions

How many sessions are needed for tattoo removal?

This depends heavily on the tattoo's ink density, colors, and size, but most tattoos need multiple sessions spaced 6 to 8 weeks apart.

Is Pico Laser suitable for all skin tones?

Yes, one of Pico Laser's advantages over older laser technology is that it's generally safer across a wider range of skin tones, though your doctor will still assess your specific skin during consultation.

Does it hurt?

Most clients describe a mild snapping sensation. Numbing cream can be applied for comfort, especially for tattoo removal.

How is Pico Laser different from CO2 laser?

Pico Laser works through a rapid pressure effect ideal for pigment and tattoo removal with minimal downtime, while CO2 laser works through controlled thermal injury, better suited for deeper texture concerns like pitted scars. Some clients use both for different goals.

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