Picosecond lasers deliver their energy in extremely short pulses, measured in trillionths of a second. The pulse is so short that pigment particles shatter mechanically rather than burn.
Application
The main area of use is the removal of tattoos and permanent make-up. Stubborn pigment spots and acne scars are also treated with it.
Good to know
Because hardly any heat is released into the surroundings, the risk of scarring and pigment changes is lower than with older devices. Complete removal of a tattoo requires several sessions over one to two years, depending on the colour and age of the tattoo.
Matching treatment at Swiss Derma Clinic: Laser tattoo removal
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