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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 are laser bursts that last for just one trillionth of a second. This rapid delivery allows the laser to precisely target and shatter tattoo pigments without damaging the surrounding skin.
The laser breaks the tattoo ink down into extremely small, dust-like particles. Because these particles are so minute, your body's natural lymphatic system can easily flush them out and clear them away.
By utilizing a significantly shorter pulse duration, the laser reduces the amount of heat buildup in the skin. This minimizes thermal damage and greatly lowers the risk of scarring.
Yes, by utilizing multi-wavelengths, the laser can effectively target and treat a wide range of different ink colors across the spectrum for comprehensive removal.
Due to the higher energy output and more efficient fragmentation of ink, patients generally require fewer overall sessions compared to traditional laser treatments to achieve complete clearance.
