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Picosecond Laser Treatment

A laser system providing high efficacy in pigment and tattoo treatment with picosecond-level pulses.

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What is Picosecond Laser Treatment?

Picosecond laser produces ultra-short pulses on the order of picoseconds, fragmenting pigment and tattoo ink via photoacoustic effect. It minimizes thermal damage and protects neighboring tissue.

It is preferred for multi-color tattoo removal, melasma, pigmented lesions, acne scars, and rejuvenation applications.

It offers a wide range of indications with different wavelength options (532, 755, 1064 nm).

Symptoms

Need for tattoo removal
Resistant melasma and sun spots
Dermal melanocytic lesions (nevus of Ota)
Acne scars and enlarged pores
Photoaging and fine lines

Risk Factors

Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation in dark skin types
Previous nanosecond laser treatments
Recent sun exposure
Infectious skin lesions

When to See a Doctor?

If you experience any of the following symptoms, seek medical attention promptly:

  • When multi-colored or old tattoo removal is desired
  • For pigmentation problems unresponsive to traditional treatments
  • For dermal pigment lesions requiring expert dermatologist evaluation

Treatment Methods

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532 nm wavelength for red and yellow pigments
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755 nm alexandrite picosecond laser
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1064 nm Nd:YAG picosecond laser
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Pre-session skin preparation and topical anesthesia
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Post-session sun protection and anti-inflammatory care
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Generally 4-10 sessions of treatment

Which Department to Visit?

You can visit our Dermatoloji department for these complaints. Our specialist physicians will create the most suitable treatment plan for you.

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