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Yes, unfortunately it is common to have blistering after Laser treatment for tattoo removal. It’s not so much from the heat of the laser but due to the incredible pressure caused by the laser over a picosecond burst of energy. This blast of energy is what disperses the tattoo ink in the skin so that your body will resorb it, removing the tattoo. Picosure is able to remove the tattoos in a shorter amount of time (fewer treatments required).
Your question is a very interesting and controversial one. There is no ideal, agreed-upon wait time between treatments, because the issue has not been studied extensively. So many factors probably influence the perfect treatment interval time (e.g. laser type, ink type, skin type,...
Hello, Picosure Focus Lens utilized the 755nm wavelength that targets melanin. It is very common to see the dark hair turn white as one is lasering. It basically strips the melanin from the hair. The good news is that it is only the surface hair and does not damage the hair...
Thank you for your question. There is no evidence to suggest PicoSure is dangerous while pregnant. However, I recommend waiting till the pregnancy is over before another treatment. Please make sure you seek treatment from a board-certified dermatologist.
