Tattoo Removal
Picosure - Fade or Remove Tattoos
What is Picosure laser?
Picosure is the GOLD standard technology proven to remove
tattoos faster and better compared to "Q-Switch" which is an older
technology available in the market! Picosure- Cynosure is the faster tattoo removal in the industry clinically proven.
We can fade or remove tattoos faster and better without harm to surrounding skin. We can treat all skin types. All tattoo types. No matter how stubborn. Multicoloured tattoos, including blues and greens. Hard-to-remove black ink and stubborn, previously treated tattoos.
How it works
Throughout a treatment, laser energy is delivered to the unwanted tattoo, targeting the ink and breaking it down into smaller particles. The tiny particles are then eliminated through the body’s natural processes, resulting in
faster clearance with fewer treatments than traditional lasers.
What Makes Picosure Different?
Picosure operates at speeds measured in trillionths of a second. It uses pressure-wave technology that creates an intense mechanical impact that shatters the ink into tiny particles. The “rocks” are not reduced to “pebbles,” but instead become “sand.” These tiny ink particles are easily eliminated from the body. Tattoos are cleared in fewer treatments, with less fluence, and without injuring the surrounding skin. The Picosure laser is effective on previously treated tattoos that failed to clear and even stubborn inks can be removed with fewer treatments. Tattoos can be cleared one-third the time as traditional
lasers and with less discomfort.
What to expect after the treatment
Healing time after a Picosure treatment is similar to that of
traditional lasers but far fewer treatments are required. Dark colours such as black and dark blue will fade the fastest and may require only 1 to 3 treatments. Other colours fade more slowly and may require 5 (or more) treatments. Red and white will fade much slower than other colours. You will appreciate the cleaner look of your skin as the pigment diminishes gradually over a period of 6 weeks. Treatment may then be repeated.