Needles jab ink deep into the dermis, where it gets cozy and settles in. Those chunky ink particles? Way too big for your immune system to kick out solo. That’s why tattoos stick around—until pico lasers crash the party with pinpoint precision.
Your body’s like, “Intruder alert!” and sends immune cells to tackle the ink. The small stuff gets hauled away slowly, fading that old ink naturally. But the big chunks? They’re squatters—sticking around until pico lasers zap ‘em into bite-sized pieces.
Pico lasers fire insanely fast pulses—think trillionths of a second—to pulverize those oversized ink clumps. It’s a high-tech smash fest, turning them into tiny specks your immune system can sweep away like crumbs after a wild night out.
Meet pico lasers: the tattoo-busting champs that prove ink isn’t forever.
These bad boys zap ink with lightning-fast pulses, shattering it into bits so small your body goes, “I got this!” Unlike old-school lasers, pico tech means fewer sessions—think 6 to 10—and less “ouch” for your skin. Each blast fades that regretful ink a little more, leaving your skin high-fiving itself. Ready for the breakdown?
We’re talking picosecond speed—trillionths of a second! These pulses zip through your epidermis like it’s nothing and slam into the ink hiding in your dermis. It’s surgical precision without the heat drama of older lasers.
Forget slow roasting with heat. Pico lasers use a shockwave vibe to blast ink apart in a flash. Those micro-fragments? So small even tricky colors like green or blue don’t stand a chance. Your skin’s basically cheering from the sidelines.
Post-pico, the ink’s in crumbs small enough for your body’s cleanup squad to handle. Immune cells grab ‘em, shuttle them through your lymphatic system, and boom—tattoo’s fading fast, no skin casualties left behind.