Tattoos include traumatic tattoos caused by foreign substances entering damaged skin, semi-permanent makeup, and decorative tattoos engraved on specific body parts for aesthetic purposes. In both cases, pigments penetrate deeply into the skin, and a laser can be used multiple times to gradually destroy pigment cells and permanently remove the pigment. Lasers are equipped with two or three wavelengths, so it is important to combine them appropriately based on the laser's wavelength. Additionally, combining techniques like R5 using fractional lasers or R0 using PFD drugs can more effectively remove tattoos.
Pico Tattoo Removal
Procedure Features
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It can selectively destroy various pigments based on wavelength, allowing for the removal of tattoos with many colors.
Pico Tattoo Removal
Procedure Mechanism
Tattoos, expressed in various shapes, sizes, and colors, are treated by selecting lasers suitable for each color. Representative wavelengths include 532, 755/785, and 1064nm, with each targeting specific pigments. When the laser is applied to the target area, the tattoo pigments explode under the laser beam, breaking into smaller particles. These smaller pigment particles are then engulfed by macrophages in the body and expelled.
Pico Tattoo Removal
Recommended For
Those afraid of the pain of tattoo removal procedures
Those who wish to erase tattoos that have discolored over time
Those struggling with tattoos that are hard to remove
Those looking to change old eyebrow tattoo lines
Those with outdated or regrettable tattoos
Those wanting to remove tattoos for a clean impression
