Pico Laser Tattoo Removal Machine

There are different types of tattoo removal devices on the market, but not all lasers are created equal. Nanosecond lasers, which deliver pulses of light in nanoseconds, have been used for years. Picoseconds, on the other hand, are trillionths of a second. Studies show a picosecond laser removes tattoos faster and more completely than the existing nanosecond laser technology, resulting in upwards of 30% more ink clearance. How many treatments a patient will need depends on their tattoo size, tattoo colors, skin types, and other key factors. Several sessions may be necessary to effectively remove larger tattoos. Generally, treatments are spaced out with 4 to 6 weeks in between.

PICOLAZER BENEFITS

More than just a tattoo removal device In addition to tattoo removal, the PicoLazer may also be used to revitalize skin and treat other benign skin conditions and discoloration including acne scars, freckles, sun spots, and pigmented lesions. Advanced technology The PicoLazer machine offers high performance speed and comfort, and operates off a standard wall plug (110vac). Non-Thermal laser tattoo removal PicoLazer energy is “non-thermal” and is delivered using a photo-mechanical effect with high peak power. This allows the ultra short pulse durations to shatter ink pigments without causing thermal damage. ast pulses, great results PicoLazer’s 450-picosecond pulse duration laser technology outperforms nanosecond lasers (also known as Q-switched lasers).

HOW DOES TATTOO REMOVAL WORK?

Tattoo removal uses the right laser to heat, displace and dissolve ink particles on the skin. The laser works over multiple sessions to fade the pigment that was

permanently applied during the tattoo session. There are a few different factors that contribute to the success of a removal: Age of the tattoo Ink color Ink density Where the tattoo is placed Regardless of laser type, most sessions follow the same three steps. First, the technician will take a look at the ink and select the right tool. This will depend on the size of the tattoo and the pigment type. The right tool will break them down quickly and thoroughly. Once the laser starts to work, direct energy shatters the ink into tiny particles. At that point, those particles are no longer bonded to the skin. Once dissipated, the body removes the ink through the body's natural healing processes of the lymphatic and waste system. This is why it is important to stay hydrated.