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Picosecond Laser for Skin Rejuvination and Resurfacing
The picosecond lasers are a technological novelty for tattoo removal and have recently incorporated protocols with parameters that are used for skin rejuvenation.
These picosecond lasers use the shortest pulses on the market measured in picoseconds (trillionth of a second) to break down the pigments into very small particles. Thus, we destroy the brown pigment of the spots, with the same mechanism with which we fragment the ink particles of a tattoo and it is eliminated by the natural processes of the body. Progressively we leave the skin without spots and with a uniform tone. In addition, by acting on the dermis, we stimulate the formation of new collagen.
A picosecond laser selectively destroys the target pigment without damaging healthy, normal tissue. This allows rapid clearing of the abnormal pigmentation with minimal collateral damage to surrounding tissue.
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Hyperpigmentation/Melasma
The picosecond laser treatment is indicated at any age for its efficacy and safety. Thus, we will perform a treatment with the picosecond laser when the skin has spots, uneven tone, open pores, brightness, or lack of brightness.
It is an effective and safe treatment for all types of hyperpigmentation such as melasma, age spots, PIH, etc.
PicoLaser can also be an anti-ageing treatment as it does not only brighten the skin but tightens it too by stimulating collagen production.  
Black Diamond Laser Facial
Black Diamond is a groundbreaking facial technique that combines the twin benefits of active carbon and laser energy. The procedure involves applying an active carbon mask on your face to absorb the dead skin cells, makeup and oil residue as well as cellular debris. After applying the active carbon mask, laser energy breaks down the carbon particles, exfoliates the skin, and removes all impurities. This procedure also boosts collagen production to make your skin look taut, firm, and youthful.
Black Diamond rejuvenating, pore cleanse, exfoliation facial
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