Ultra-short pulses refer to laser energy delivered in picoseconds (trillionths of a second). This rapid delivery allows the laser to target tattoo pigments precisely without damaging the surrounding skin.

The laser uses photo-acoustic energy to fragment the tattoo ink into extremely tiny, dust-like particles. Once fragmented, it becomes much easier for your body's natural immune system to flush them away.

Because the pulse duration is incredibly short, heat buildup in the skin is minimized. This significantly reduces the risk of thermal skin damage, burns, and scarring compared to traditional lasers.

Yes. Picosecond lasers utilize multiple wavelengths, allowing them to effectively target and break down a wide spectrum of ink colors, including stubborn green and blue inks.

With its higher energy output and faster targeting, the picosecond laser breaks down ink more efficiently. Consequently, it requires fewer total treatment sessions to achieve complete clearance.