POWER IS IN THE PULSE

The longer the pulse, the higher the temperature and the risk of resulting thermal damage to the surrounding tissue. With the shorter pulse width (pico seconds) you can now use the maximum power settings without risking tissue damage. Fast and safe. Nano creates larger particles that are difficult for the body to remove. Pico creates microparticles that the body can break down more easily.

BREAKING THROUGH CLINICAL BARRIERS

The picosecond pulse does more than just protect the surrounding tissue from thermal damage, it provides greater targeting and power to break up pigment into easier forms for the body to process. This improved targeting is what allows for faster and better clearance than what may be achieved from a nanosecond laser alone.

Image 1: Nanoseconds (Laser 4J/cm2)
Image 2: Picoseconds (Laser 2J/cm2)

From K. H. Kim, PhD. South Korea, PoHang Univ. of Science and Technology

In-vivo 3-dimensional high-resolution images captured by two-photon microscopy enable the comparison of tattoo pigments which have been shattered after nano- (ns) or picosecond (ps) laser devices. (a) (e) tattoo pigments before laser treatments. (b) tattoo pigments after laser treatment with the ns pulsewidth at 4 J/cm². (c)(d), magnified views of the particles shown by the red arrows in (b). (f ) tattoo pigments after treatment with the ps-laser at 2 J/cm². (g)(h) magnified view of the particles arrowed in (f ). The tattoo pigments treated with the ps-domain pulsewidth demonstrate much more efficient photofragmentation and more complete dispersal via the strong photoacoustic effect compared with those treated with the ns-domain pulse, despite the fact that the ps-domain energy at 2 J/cm² was half that of the ns-domain treated particles at 4 J/cm².

Tattoo Removal: Black tattoos, Amateur tattoos, Professional tattoos, Traumatic tattoos*, Colour tattoos

Focus Toning: Skin rejuvenation (Cold rejuvenation). Fine wrinkles, Pores, Scars

Dual Focus Toning 1064 nm: Skin rejuvenation (Cold rejuvenation), Wrinkles and scars

532 nm: Epidermal pigmented lesions (SK, Lentigines, Café-au-lait, Macules, etc.)

 Pico Toning: Melasma, PIH (postinflammatory hyperpigmentation) 

Pigment Removal: Epidermal Lesions (ephelides / freckles / seborreheic keratosis / body l       entigines /Café-au-lait / Nevus spilus)

Dermal Lesions (Nevus of Ota, ABNOM, Becker’s Nevus)

Gold Toning+ : Post acne erythema, Acne(esp. for vascular control), melasma(esp. for vascular control), facial flushing, sky blue colour tattoo

RuVY Touch+: Epidermal Pigmented Lesions, Green colour tattoos

1064 nm To remove traumatic tattoo*

532 nm To remove red ink tattoo which allergic reaction have been induced*

595 nm To improve the early-stage erythematotelangiectatic rosacea*

660 nm To remove café-au-lait macule*

*CE Certification

Results*

1. Before: Recalcitrant tattoo case after multiple treatment/ After: Picoplus picosecond treatments – Clearance easily achieved in less treatments (Photos Courtesy of G.S. Lee, MD, S. Korea)
2. Before: Pigmented lesions / After: PicoPlus Sessions (Photos Courtesy of S.B. Cho, MD, South Korea)
3. Before: Acne Scarring / After: PicoPlus Focused Toning treatment (Photos Courtesy of Lutronic)
4. Before: Freckles / After PicoPlus 532 mm treatment (Photos Courtesy of G.S. Lee, MD, S. Korea)
5. Before: Lentigo /After: 2 PicoPlus Sessions with 532 mm (Photos Courtesy of G.S. Lee, MD, South Korea)
6. Before: Melasma /After: 4 PicoPlus Session (Photos Courtesy of W.W. Lee, MD, South Korea)

*Results may vary.