Why Are There Different Types of Pico Laser? | Dr. Kenneth Thean 

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Thank you for watching! It really depends on a variety of factors. I will only be able to customised different lasers and wavelength according to each individual.

Hi Chris, Neatcell is a home laser pen. Home machines are always underpowered so if you have not seen any results with Q switch lasers the home machines are unlikely to show any results. You may need a laser machine of a different wavelength or a more powerful laser-like a picosecond laser.

Hi Serena, Thank you for your message. As there are different types of acne scars such as icepick, box scar, rolling scars..etc, the treatment very much depends on the severity of the scars you have. We recommend consulting your local aesthetic physician to advise a suitable treatment plan for you. Alternatively, you can also check out our acne scars video to learn more! :)

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Hi Rowena, there are multiple treatments available for raised scars. It is best to speak to your local doctor for a proper physical assessment in order to devise a suitable treatment plan for your concerns.

For laser treatment also lies a lot on the hands of the practitioner and ability to identified the type of pigmentation that you have. Picosure does not tackle all types in fact and some would adverse results. Hence in our clinic, we need a repertoire of lasers to deal with different type pigmentation.

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There are multiple treatments to treat rolling scars and ice pick scars apart from lasers. Energy-based devices such as ablative radiofrequency microneedling and many others can also be an alternative to treating scarring. It is best to speak to your doctor for a proper assessment and treatment plan.

Hi Joyce, it is hard to determine without proper assessment. Best to speak to your local doctor for proper assessment and advice! :)

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Hi Deckyi, similar to tattoo removal, it depends on the colour of the tattoo, how long it has been and the technique the tattoo artist uses. Best to see a doctor for a more detailed assessment and recommendation. Choose a clinic that offers various type of laser machines to remove the tattoo.

Hi, You can also check out our other video on which is the best lasers for pigmentation/melasma in the link below; ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dOjNUdRBSuc.html Thank you!

Hi There, a combination of lasers such as pico and q switched can help with hemosiderin.

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Hi there, it is best to speak to your doctor as he can better assess your condition and advise accordingly.

Hi Brian, here are the following reasons why ink cannot be destroyed in just one session. 1) The positioning of your tattoo - The placement of the tattoo can determine the effectiveness of the lasers such as the face, neck and back. As these areas have high blood and lymph node counts which can make tattoo removal easier. Other areas, such as arms and legs can also be removed/lighten. 2) The age of your tattoo - Older tattoos are exposed to the sun and this makes the ink fades over time. Thus making it easier to remove as compared to fresh ink. 3) The depth of the ink - When the ink penetrates into the second layer of the skin known as the dermis layer, which is protected by the epidermis (the superficial layer of the skin). The further into the dermis the ink penetrates, the harder it is for the lasers to remove. 4) The type of ink used and the method your tattoo artist used. 5) Type of colours used: Dark colours tattoo are easier to remove than lighter ones. No single laser can remove all tattoo colours. Different dyes respond to different light wavelengths as well. For example, black and dark green are the easiest colours to remove, other colours such as yellow, purple, turquoise and etc dyes are the hardest to fade. Thus, it requires different lasers with different wavelengths to remove coloured inks and a few sessions to break down these pigments. Hope this clarifies :)

Hi, the number of sessions for tattoo removal is dependent on a couple of considerations such as the type of tattoo, the colour as well as the age of the tattoo. It is best to speak to your doctor for a more comprehensive assessment and treatment plan.

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