PiQo4 Laser eyebrow Tattoo Removal Treatment
$299 per session
Advantages of PiQo4 Laser Pigment Treatment®:
FDA-approved
Quick treatments with noticeable results
Safe on all skin types
Four wavelengths to treat most ink colors
40 percent less treatments than with conventional lasers
Improved comfort and reduced downtime
What Is The PiQo4 Laser?
The PiQo4 laser is the most robust pigment removal and tattoo removal solution available today. Its effectiveness lies in a unique combination of pico (one trillionth of a second) and nano (a billionth of a second) energies for variable pulse duration. This advanced technology allows the removal of a wide range of tattoo ink colors, as well as natural pigmentation spots.
Breaking down the new technology:
Clinical studies have shown that the optimal method for shattering pigment particles is to treat them with both Nano and Picosecond laser pulses. First, the Nanosecond pulses are used to deliver short bursts of energy that break down the larger and deeper pigment or ink particles. Then, the area is rescanned with Picosecond pulses that dismantle the smaller and shallower particles. This combination yields far better results than using either one of the technologies on its own.
How Does The PiQo4 Laser Treatment Work?
Tattoos are considered permanent because ink particles are too big to be eliminated by the body’s natural healing processes. Laser treatment shatters pigments into finer particles that are harmlessly flushed by the immune system. All colors absorb and reflect specific spectra of light, so the PiQo4’s variable wavelengths are indispensable inefficient laser tattoo removal. Energy is delivered so fast that pigments are destroyed before heat is generated.
The same principle applies to skin pigmentation treatment and the removal of natural brown and red pigment. Because the PiQo4 laser targets pigments at various depths, it gently and effectively addresses freckles, sun damage, melasma, and some birthmarks.
What Happens During The Laser Tattoo Removal Procedure?
During laser tattoo removal, nanosecond pulses deliver quick bursts of energy to break up larger ink particles in deep skin layers. Then, a second pass with picosecond pulses attacks smaller, shallow particles. Laser tattoo removal and skin pigmentation treatment require a series of treatments, spaced several weeks apart. However, with the PiQo4, you can count on shorter and fewer sessions. This laser has the highest energy output on the market. In addition, it offers a variety of spot sizes, up to 15.5 mm, allowing precise penetration depth and better disbursement into embedded ink particles. With this modality, our doctors can safely treat the widest range of tattoo colors, on most skin types.
How Many PiQo4 Laser Treatments Will I Need?
Several factors contribute to the number of sessions a person may need. These include the size, type, and location of the tattoo as well as the type of pigment that was used to create the tattoo. Each person is unique in this area, but all treatments are scheduled 6 to 8 weeks apart. This is necessary to give the skin sufficient time to heal properly and eliminate all affected ink particles. Patients may begin to see their tattoo lightening after their first treatment. Complete removal is often achieved in 3 to 6 sessions. In instances where “ghosting” occurs and a shadow of pigment remains, a patient may have fractional laser resurfacing to improve cosmetic appearance further.
Not all people who seek laser tattoo removal want complete removal. Some are interested in lightening an existing tattoo so their artist can do a cover up. The cover up process is easier when underlying ink is less prominent. In this case, a patient may need fewer sessions to achieve their desired outcome.
How Long Does A PiQo4 Laser Treatment Last?
Laser tattoo removal appointments can vary in duration based on the size of the tattoo. We are proud to perform laser tattoo removal using the PiQo4 device because this technology is designed to remove unwanted ink in 40% fewer treatments than other laser treatments. The PiQo4 puts out 10 times more energy than its closest competitor, and it achieves deeper penetration of the skin while treating 9 of the most common tattoo pigments. The technology is made to work quickly, safely, and efficiently.
Is A PiQo4 Laser Treatment Painful?
The general consensus about laser tattoo removal is that the process is just about as painful as getting a tattoo. As laser energy passes through the upper layers of the skin to break up pigment particles, patients may feel a snapping sensation. Depending on the location of the tattoo, this sensation may be more or less intense. Because the PiQo4 device works at picosecond speed to deliver wavelengths, the provider can make fewer passes without diminishing effectiveness. Fewer passes means better comfort.
What is like after the correct procedure:
• No healing time needed
• Ointments are not needed
• Bandage is not needed
• Washing is not prohibited
• The procedure is performed by a specialist non-traumatically, with cooling, on premium segment equipment with the certificates of conformity.
Are There Any Risks Associated With A PiQo4 Laser Treatment?
The PiQo4 device was designed to maximize laser energy in a way that obliterates pigment more efficiently without causing harm to the skin. The platform has a fractional setting that allows us to gently remove even more challenging pigments in darker skin without harming surrounding tissue. Patients may experience temporary redness or discoloration after their PiQo4 laser tattoo removal treatment. However, as the skin heals, these side effects should subside. Patients who are prone to keloids or thick scars should let their provider know before treatment.
CONTRAINDICATIONS TO THE PROCEDUR
Pregnancy, breast-feeding;
Cold, elevated body temperature;
Herpes;
Suntan (less than 4 weeks);
Eyebrows dyed by color/henna (less than 4 weeks);
Acute skin disorders;
Tendency to form keloid scars;
Blood clotting disorder;
Diabetes type I;
Oncology;
Autoimmune disorders;
Mental illness;
Epilepsy;
Elevated blood pressure;
Alcohol intake before and after the procedure;