The world's first picosecond aesthetic laser-optimal wavelengths for treating pigmentary conditions and overall skin revitalization, with the added capability of tattoo removal.
Cynosure’s PicoSure laser treats at three wavelengths: 532nm, 755nm, and 1064 nm, making it ideal for treatment of pigmentary conditions. With the addition of the Focus™ Lens Array, you’ll be able to treat stubborn skin conditions in addition to removing tattoos.
Creating an intense photothermal impact in trillionths of a second, PicoSure’s advanced technology spares the skin high thermal damage and targets the chromophore for better clearance in fewer treatments.
PicoSure makes tattoo removal even easier. The 755nm wavelength is able to target black, blue, and green tattoo inks, while the optional 532nm wavelength offers effective treatment of “sunset colors”—red, yellow and orange—which are typically hard to correct. You’ll also be able to:
Cynosure’s Focus Lens Array creates microscopic, photomechanical reactions in the epidermis that communicate with the dermis, leading to increased collagen and elastin in the skin. This breakthrough enables skin revitalization with virtually no downtime—only with our PicoSure laser.
Topical anesthetic may be administered to increase patient comfort; although this is not routinely needed.
There is no downtime with PicoSure Focus™ facials. Patients may experience erythema that typically resolves within a few hours, but in some cases, may linger up to 24 hours. Since each patient is unique, we highly recommend following the outlined clinical guidelines to help optimize safety and efficacy before treatment.
Most unwanted pigment will significantly lighten or clear in 2-3 sessions.
PicoSure is the first and only aesthetic picosecond laser for the safe and effective removal of tattoos and benign pigmented lesions, as well as acne scars, wrinkles and skin revitalization treatments. Clinical data shows better clearance in fewer treatments.
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Use of a Picosecond Pulse Duration Laser with Specialized Optic for Treatment of Facial Acne Scarring
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Clearance of Yellow Tattoo Ink With a Novel 532-nm Picosecond Laser
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FOCUS™ Lens Array for PicoSure expands picosecond technology beyond tattoo removal for skin treatments unlike any other.
David McDaniel, MD“All of my fractional ablative patients who have transitioned to the PicoSure using the FOCUS lens array report reduced discomfort and minimal downtime compared to their prior treatments. Overall I have been especially impressed with how minimal and brief the duration of redness is after treatment compared to my other fractional lasers.”
Keep your practice on top with the latest best-in-class offerings along with dedicated support and turnkey solutions when you partner with Cynosure.
The world's first picosecond aesthetic laser-optimal wavelengths for treating pigmentary conditions and overall skin revitalization, with the added capability of tattoo removal.
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