It’s an advanced laser treatment that uses ultra-short energy pulses to break tattoo ink into tiny particles, allowing your body to naturally eliminate them. It’s faster and more effective than traditional laser methods, often requiring fewer sessions.

Yes, the Picosecond laser is designed to target a wide range of ink colors—including stubborn shades like blues, greens, and reds—making it more effective than older technologies.

Most clients describe the sensation as similar to a rubber band snapping against the skin. It’s generally well-tolerated, and a topical numbing cream can be applied beforehand to enhance comfort.

The number of sessions varies depending on the tattoo’s size, age, color, and depth. However, because of its advanced technology, Picosecond lasers often reduce the total number of sessions compared to traditional removal methods.

Most people are good candidates, but we’ll assess your skin type, medical history, and tattoo characteristics during your consultation to ensure the treatment is safe and effective for you.

You may experience redness, swelling, or a mild white “frosting” effect on the skin immediately after. These reactions are normal and usually subside within a few hours to a couple of days.

Initial healing typically takes 7 to 10 days, during which the treated area should be kept clean and dry. Complete fading continues over several weeks as your body naturally eliminates the ink particles.

Yes—avoid sun exposure, hot baths, intense workouts, and applying makeup to the treated area during healing. We’ll provide you with full aftercare guidance to ensure optimal results and reduce the risk of irritation or scarring.

In many cases, yes—especially with professional tattoos. However, some pigments or deeper layers may leave a faint trace. Many clients also choose to fade the tattoo enough for a cover-up.

Picosecond laser technology is designed to minimize the risk of scarring when aftercare is followed properly. We use precise settings based on your skin and tattoo to protect the surrounding tissue.