Vertical Picosecond laser

Pico laser technology allows for the quick, effective, highly selective treatment of pigmented lesions and tattoos (in treatable colors). This laser also enhances elastin production in the skin, resulting in a softer, fuller, more youthful complexion.

The Pico laser works by sending ultra-short pulses of energy – without heat – to targeted problem areas. The laser’s impact on the skin is intense, shattering the problem skin pigment or particles. These are then eliminated naturally by the body.

The Pico laser is extremely precise, allowing the practitioner to achieve the optimal photomechanical effect. Although its pulses of energy are highly concentrated, the laser’s effect is gentle to the outer layer of the skin. Pico treatments do not burn the skin – patients typically experience very little or no discomfort during the course of their treatment.
 

1.Wavelength Versatility:

Multiple Wavelengths: Look for a machine that offers multiple wavelengths (e.g., 532nm, 755nm, 1064nm) to effectively target a wide range of tattoo colors. Different wavelengths are absorbed by different colors of ink, making it essential for comprehensive tattoo removal.

2.Pulse Duration:

Ultra-Short Pulses: Ensure the machine delivers ultra-short picosecond pulses. Shorter pulse durations are more effective at breaking down ink particles and cause less thermal damage to the surrounding skin.

3.Energy Output:

High Peak Power: A machine with high peak power can deliver more energy in shorter bursts, which is crucial for effectively shattering ink particles without causing excessive heat damage.

4.Spot Size and Adjustable Settings:

Variable Spot Sizes: Choose a machine that offers adjustable spot sizes to treat different tattoo sizes and areas effectively.

Customizable Settings: The ability to adjust energy levels, pulse duration, and spot size allows for tailored treatments based on individual patient needs.

Perform a Skin Assessment:
Before you begin treatment, perform a thorough skin assessment to identify any conditions that may affect the removal process. This helps tailor a treatment plan that is appropriate for your skin type and tattoo characteristics.

Perform a Patch Test:
Ask for a patch test on a small area of ​​your tattoo to check for any adverse reactions. This step is critical to ensuring your skin responds well to laser treatment.

Use Appropriate Laser Settings:
Make sure the laser settings are appropriate for your skin type and the specific tattoo being treated. This includes adjusting the energy level, pulse duration, and spot size to maximize results and minimize risks.

Use Cooling Techniques:
Use Air Skin Cooling Machine during treatment to protect your skin and reduce discomfort.

Follow Pre-Treatment Guidelines:
Read the instructions carefully before using the machine and pay attention to some pre-treatment preparations, which can prepare your skin for treatment and reduce the risk of complications.

Post-Treatment Care:
Follow all post-treatment care instructions carefully. Avoid direct sunlight, and take some daily protective measures, such as physical sunscreen, masks and umbrellas, etc. Under the doctor's advice, you can apply some medical masks to promote recovery.

Stay hydrated:
Drink plenty of water before and after treatment to help your skin heal more effectively. Well-hydrated skin responds better to laser treatment and recovers faster.

Monitor side effects:
Be alert to any signs of adverse reactions, such as excessive redness, swelling, or infection. If you notice any unusual symptoms, contact your doctor immediately for advice.

Be patient:
Tattoo removal is a gradual process and may require multiple treatments. Please be patient and follow your doctor's advice for best results. Rushing may cause skin damage and undesirable results.