Hi, I have type IV-V skin with hyperpigmentation. I have tried using low fluence q switch nd yag laser treatments to remove the epidermal and dermal pigment with no improvement. Do you think the new picosecond lasers will be better at treating post inflammatory pih and melasma?
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Thank you for your question. Pico-second lasers like the PicoSure are an excellent choice for tattoo removal. The rapid pulse technology effectively shatters the ink to remove the tattoo in fewer treatment sessions than other lasers. In my office, we often use a proprietary combination of...
Thank you for your photos. You have waited long enough and any darkening post PicoSure will always fade. Picosure actually treats hyperpigmentation too. It is not permanent. I know it may be frustrating, but sometimes it gets worse before getting better. You are safe to return and get the...
To answer your question, the 755 setting is the standard for treating unwanted pigmentation and minimizing pores. Our Picosure Pro device addresses hyperpigmentation and melasma and is safe for all skin types. The technology precisely targets pigmentated areas without affecting surrounding...