A noninvasive procedure that uses high-intensity light pulses to shatter ink particles into smaller fragments. Amateur tattoos use less ink & more superficial.

Small Area: Advanced PicoSure laser technology is used to effectively remove amateur tattoos by delivering ultra-short pulses that break down pigment for natural elimination by the body. Amateur tattoos typically respond more quickly due to the shallow ink placement and simpler pigments used. Pricing is based on size per square inch, allowing for customized approach. Most clients require 2-4 sessions spaced 6-8 weeks apart for optimal results.
Medium Area: Advanced PicoSure laser technology is used to safely & effectively fade unwanted tattoos by delivering ultra-short pulses that break down pigment into microscopic particles. The body then naturally clears the ink over time. Revealing clearer skin with minimal damage to the surrounding tissue, Pricing is based on the size of the tattoo per square inch, allowing for a customized approach. A series of 4-8 treatments spaced 6-8 weeks apart is typically recommended for optimal results.
Large Area: Picosecond laser delivers ultra-short bursts of energy specifically tuned to the color of the tattoo pigment. This energy creates “photo-acoustic effects”, causing the ink particles to rapidly heat and fracture into sand-like pieces without damaging the surrounding skin. A common immediate reaction is “frosting” a temporary white appearance caused by rapid steam release from the skin. The body’s lymphatic system does the actual removal by flushing the fragments out over time.


Pigmentation, sun damage, melasma, acne scars, and tattoos.
Treatment requirements vary depending on the condition being treated.
Most patients experience mild discomfort.
Downtime is generally minimal.
Laser energy breaks tattoo pigment into smaller particles that the body gradually removes.
Most tattoos can be significantly lightened, but complete removal cannot be guaranteed.
The number depends on tattoo size, color, depth, and age.
Most patients describe the sensation as similar to a rubber band snap.
Mild redness and swelling are common after treatment.