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Meet the picosecond laser 

The PicoWay® laser system delivers high peak power and ultra-short pulse durations for a photoacoustic effect that transforms skin from the inside out. With this remarkably innovative picosecond laser, you can:

  • Significantly improve acne scars and wrinkles with a series of quick, 15- to 20- minute treatments, with low downtime.

  • Treat benign pigmented lesions with 50% clearance after two treatments (96% of treated discolorations) across a range of skin types (Fitzpatrick Types II-V).

  • Treat a wide range of tattoos. Even difficult-to-treat blue and green tattoos.

The PicoWay laser treats acne scars, wrinkles, benign pigmented lesions (dark spots), and removes black and multi-color tattoos. The PicoWay laser first became known for its tattoo and pigment removal capabilities, but it continues to grow in use for acne scars and wrinkles.

Achieve outstanding results

Here are four big reasons to use the PicoWay system:

Clinical evidence.

 Studies have shown that PicoWay lasers can deliver:

  • Reduced acne scarring after just three treatments

  • High rates of improvement in wrinkle appearance 

  • A high rate of benign pigmented lesion clearance 

  • Removal of multi-colored tattoos

Comfort.

 The PicoWay system uses a well-tolerated approach to building new collagen and elastin in the treatment of acne scars and wrinkles.

Low to no downtime. In brief, 15- to 20-minute treatment sessions, PicoWay Resolve treatment transforms skin while leaving the epidermis intact.

Photoacoustic effect. The PicoWay system’s photoacoustic effect, rather than photothermal effect, minimizes risk of skin heating and damage to surrounding tissue.

PicoWay laser target pigment in the skin. Pigment can be naturally formed, caused by too much melanin in the skin. This appears as dark spots on the skin that can either be seen at birth or form over time from sun damage (sometimes called sun spots), aging, or even be a result of medical conditions. Pigment can also be added to the skin, in the form of ink in a tattoo. In either case, the PicoWay laser targets the pigment and shatters it into tiny particles that are no longer seen through the skin.

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