PicoSure® laser tattoo removal is preferred for coloured tattoos,  especially those with green, teal, and blue pigments. These colours are harder to remove with some lasers due to their depth and light-reflecting behaviour. But PicoSure®’s 755 nm Alexandrite wavelength, combined with ultra-short picosecond pulses, helps break down tattoo ink particles more efficiently. In this guide, you’ll learn how PicoSure® works on coloured tattoos , what to expect during sessions, and how to protect your...

PicoWay® is a laser that fades tattoo ink using quick, short bursts of energy. These bursts break the ink into smaller pieces, which your body clears over time. The laser is often used for small tattoos, such as fine lines, symbols, or dates. If you’re thinking about removing a tiny tattoo - on your finger, wrist, ankle, or behind your ear - this guide explains how PicoWay® works. You’ll see what the process looks like, how many sessions are usually needed, what healing involves, and what you...

This guide covers the difference between PicoSure® vs PicoWay®. They include: PicoSure® operates more at the surface level, while PicoWay® penetrates deeper into the skin PicoSure® utilizes Alexandrite laser technology, while PicoWay® uses dual-wavelength lasers PicoSure® is ideal for skin rejuvenation , while PicoWay® excels at removing multi-colored tattoos PicoSure® offers shorter recovery times , while PicoWay® may require slightly more downtime PicoSure® provides a more comfortable...