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What to discuss at your consultationThis information is based on our clinic's guide. Treatment suitability and methods vary depending on your skin condition and health history, and results are not guaranteed. Confirm your actual treatment plan and precautions with your medical provider.
Pico laser tattoo removal with multiple wavelengths designed to target a range of depths and colors!
Treatment Information
Pico laser delivers very high energy at a speed 100 times faster than conventional tattoo removal treatments, aiming to significantly reduce pain. It selectively targets pigment while protecting normal skin, with the aim of lowering the risk of scarring. It is also designed to address dull residual marks left after tattoo removal for a cleaner result, while minimizing visible treatment marks.
Who It's For
01 Those concerned about faded remnants of cosmetic tattoos
02 Those seeking a laser treatment with less pain and fewer side effects
03 Those who have a tattoo they want removed
04 Those seeking faster results with fewer sessions
Aftercare Precautions
On the day of treatment, wash with water only.
Starting the next day, you may apply makeup except on the treated area.
Do not forcibly pick or peel off flaking skin in the treated area.
Keep the treated area well moisturized.
Avoid alcohol and smoking for about a week after treatment because of the risk of inflammation.
Itching, redness, and swelling may occur for about 2–3 days after treatment.
Contact the clinic if these symptoms persist.
Related devices and treatments
Pico Lite
The Pico Lite device is linked to our clinic's guides for picosecond laser tattoo removal, melasma, and pigmentation. Related treatment components and suitability are discussed after assessing your skin condition and pigmentation type.
Treatment information from our clinicPico Laser Tattoo Removal View the clinic's original guide
