Triple-wavelength picosecond
Enlighten
The 670 nm wavelength almost nobody else has.
Enlighten fires at 532, 670 and 1064 nm — the 670 nm being a world-first, optimised for melanin absorption. Picosecond pulses shatter pigment mechanically rather than heating it, which is why stubborn brown lesions and multi-colour tattoos respond where older lasers stalled.
- Works on
- 532 / 670 / 1064 nm
- Sensation
- Moderate
- Downtime
- Minimal; light crusting on spots
- Typically lasts
- Around 6 months
Triple-wavelength picosecond
What it addresses
Read the pigment first. Then choose the wavelength.
- 01Stubborn brown lesions and difficult pigment cleared
- 02Melasma, sun spots and freckles improved
- 03Pores tightened and texture refined
- 04Fine lines softened and elasticity improved
How it works
1,000× faster than nanosecond
Shorter pulses mean the energy is spent breaking pigment instead of heating the tissue around it.
670 nm for melanin
A wavelength tuned to melanin absorption, which opens up lesions that 532 and 1064 nm alone leave behind.
All skin types
Low thermal load makes it a safer choice for deeper Fitzpatrick types than heat-driven pigment lasers.
Every plan is decided in consultation. Suitability, sequence and dosage differ from person to person.
The instrument
Enlighten
Triple-wavelength picosecond
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