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Uses picosecond (one trillionth of a second) pulses to target tattoo pigments.
Breaks down tattoo ink into smaller particles, making it easier for the body to remove.
Shorter pulse duration minimizes heat buildup, reducing skin damage and scarring risk.
Can target a wide range of ink colors with different wavelengths for more effective treatment.
Requires fewer sessions compared to traditional lasers due to its higher energy output.
Ultra-short pulses refer to laser energy delivered in picoseconds (one trillionth of a second). This rapid speed allows the laser to target tattoo pigments precisely without damaging the surrounding skin.
The picosecond laser delivers intense energy that shatters tattoo ink into microscopic, dust-like particles. Once fragmented, it becomes much easier for the body's natural immune system to flush them out.
Because the laser pulse is extremely brief, the heat has less time to build up in the skin. This significantly reduces thermal damage, lowers the risk of scarring, and makes the recovery process safer.
Yes, utilizing multiple wavelengths allows the laser to target a broad spectrum of ink colors. Different wavelengths are absorbed by different colors, ensuring effective removal of even stubborn inks.
Due to its higher peak energy output and advanced targeting capability, it breaks down ink more efficiently per session. Consequently, patients require fewer total sessions to achieve complete clearance compared to traditional lasers.
