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Feature
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Pro 1 Pico
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Lutronic Hollywood Spectra
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Technology Class
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Multi-Platform (Pico + Nano + LP)
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Nanosecond Q-Switch (Legacy)
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Pulse Duration
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Picosecond (Trillionths of a second)
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Nanosecond (Billionths of a second)
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Mechanism
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Photoacoustic (Pressure-Based)
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Photothermal (Heat-Based)
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Pigment Result
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Shatters ink into Dust
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Breaks ink into Pebbles
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Melasma Risk
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Low (Cold Pulse)
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High (Thermal Rebound Risk)
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No. The Lutronic Hollywood Spectra is a nanosecond (Q-switched) laser. It lacks the picosecond engine found in the Pro 1 Pico. The Pro 1 Pico’s picosecond pulses are 1,000x shorter, allowing it to clear stubborn ink that nanosecond lasers leave behind.
The Hollywood Spectra relies on heat, which can trigger thermal rebound (darkening of pigment). The Pro 1 Pico uses cold photoacoustic waves, making it safer for darker skin types.
The Spectra peel is a superficial thermal treatment. The Pro 1 Pico uses LIOB technology to stimulate collagen deep in the skin without downtime.
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