PrismaTech PicoPulse Laser

Transform your clinic’s offerings with the PrismaTech PicoPulse Laser System, a revolutionary picosecond laser machine engineered for precision and performance. Harnessing ultra-fast pulse technology, this cutting-edge device delivers unparalleled results in tattoo removal and skin rejuvenation, effectively targeting pigments across all skin types with remarkable clarity and safety. Say goodbye to stubborn ink and uneven skin tone as the PicoPulse stimulates collagen renewal, leaving patients with smoother, radiant skin and minimal downtime.

Designed for professionals, this state-of-the-art pico laser combines user-friendly scalability with medical-grade reliability, making it a trusted choice for dermatology practices and aesthetic clinics worldwide. Whether you’re enhancing your service menu or elevating patient satisfaction, the PrismaTech PicoPulse Laser is your key to delivering transformative results with confidence. Invest in excellence—contact PrismaTech today to bring this game-changing technology to your practice!

Our PrismaTech PicoPulse Laser System delivers ultra-short pulses (measured in picoseconds, or trillionths of a second) to target skin concerns with high precision and minimal thermal damage. Commonly using wavelengths like 532 nm, 755 nm (e.g., PicoSure with alexandrite), or 1064 nm (e.g., PicoWay with Nd:YAG), Pico lasers are highly effective for aesthetic procedures, particularly for pigment and tattoo removal, due to their ability to shatter chromophores into tiny particles for faster clearance.

The PrismaTech PicoPulse Laser System can perform...
1. Tattoo Removal
2. Pigmented Lesion Treatment
3. Skin Rejuvenation
4. Acne Scar Treatment
5. Pore Size Reduction
6. Scar and Stretch Mark Reduction

Key Characteristics
1. Non-Ablative: Pico lasers are non-ablative, creating minimal epidermal damage and offering short downtime (1–3 days of redness or mild swelling).
2. Picosecond Technology: Ultra-short pulses (300–750 ps) deliver photomechanical effects, shattering chromophores more effectively than nanosecond Q-switched lasers, with less heat and fewer side effects.
3. Side Effects: Temporary redness, swelling, or darkening of pigmented spots; rare risks include hyper/hypopigmentation, especially in darker skin (minimized with 1064 nm). Less risky than IPL or Q-Switched Nd:YAG for melasma.
4. Performed By: Dermatologists or trained aesthetic professionals in clinical settings.
5. Equipment Features: Systems like PicoSure, PicoWay, or Enlighten offer multiple wavelengths, fractional handpieces, and adjustable settings for precision. Cooling systems enhance comfort.