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EltaMD Laser Enzyme Gel is an enzyme-enhanced moisturizer that promotes skin healing, moisturization, recovery and comfort when used after non-ablative and mildly ablative procedures. Hyaluronic acid (sodium hyaluronate) hydrates the skin while producing a cool, soothing sensation. A clear gel base allows observation of the skin. Laser Enzyme Gel may be applied immediately after treatment and continued through post-procedure recovery.
click to purchaseThis proprietary formulation is designed to support the skin, before, during and after cosmetic procedures. This product works with the skin's natural regeneration process and assists in improving the skin's appearance. It can be applied immediately post-procedure for faster recovery and healthier looking skin.
click to purchaseThis "hyaluronic hero" maintains moisture all day as it assists in repairing the skin's barrier, making skin appear brighter and plumper with every drop. H.A. Boost's blue hue derives from oceanic minerals included in the serum, designed to penetrate deep within the dermis and provide high-levels of hydration. This product is cruelty-free, paraben-free, gluten-free, and safe for pregnant or nursing moms.
click to purchaseIs PicoSure the best tattoo removal?
PicoSure is considered advanced laser technology. The technology that PicoSure utilizes is FDA-approved and is fast, as well as effective. With PicoSure, most tattoos will come off with ease. However, it may depend on the ink how effective the tattoo removal process is.
How much is PicoSure tattoo removal?
PicoSure tattoo removal prices can depend on several different variables. One of these factors is the location in which you live and your unique tattoo removal needs. Treatments may be priced based on the size of the tattoo and pigments used. However, patients can expect to pay around $500 to $2,000 for removal.
Does PicoSure tattoo removal hurt?
What is best laser for tattoo removal?
The effectiveness of lasers typically depends on the size of the tattoo and type of ink used in the tattoo. Different colored inks may respond differently to certain lasers. Your cosmetic surgeon can explain this process to you and guide you towards deciding on the correct laser treatment.