Picofy by InMode is the next-generation picosecond laser platform, rightfully named Best Glass Skin Laser by ELLE's 2026 Tools and Treatments Awards. Cleared to address a wide range of aesthetic indications, including acne scars, wrinkles, benign pigmented lesions, and unwanted tattoos, Picofy enables practitioners to treat with confidence, efficacy and consistency across skin types.
Power Meets Precision: The 300-Picosecond Advantage
Picofy represents a major leap forward in laser technology, pairing an ultra-short pulse duration of 300 picoseconds with a peak power of 2.0 GW. The patented thermal lensing control uses a mechanical switch and micro-controller to maintain a consistent spot size, uniform top hat beam and single chamber laser oscillating technology. With three standard handpieces: Zoom, Array MLA 110, and Peak MLA 60, delivering 1064 nm and 532 nm wavelengths, Picofy offers versatile, tailored treatments, seamlessly switching between spot sizes for enhanced control and precision.
Doctors Can’t Stop Raving About It
Practitioners who've brought Picofy into their practice are seeing results and raving about outcomes, “When we started looking at pico technology, I compared what's out there on the market and Picofy was the Ferrari of pico lasers,” says Dr. Rami Gali of GaliDerm Aesthetics in Florida. “It has the shortest pulse width, which means less thermal injury, less downtime, and more effective results. It allows us to treat a wider demographic of patients and offer more services in our office.”
Speed matters for practice economics, too. “Time is money and ROI is very important,” Dr. Gali adds. “Some of these pico lasers out there, it takes 20 minutes just to turn on. Not with Picofy. Patients come in during their lunch break, we get them in and out, and everyone's happy.”
Picofy's stability sets it apart from earlier pico devices for Dr. Kristina Donnay of Maricopa Wellness in Arizona. “It has the lowest pulse-per-second on the market, and it stays stable even at the highest energy levels. Many devices can only claim a low pulse rate at very low energy.”
Unlocking Untapped Revenue
Picofy’s versatility supports an increasingly demanding but often overlooked segment of patients. Roughly one-third of U.S. adults report having at least one tattoo, and nearly one in five tattooed adults say they regret it, a sizable population that may never have set foot in a practice as an aesthetic patient.
Dr. Donnay tested this in her own practice: “We asked patients with visible tattoos if they'd like it lightened or removed. 12 out of 13 said yes, and 10 said they'd pay for it. What surprised me is this wasn't just my injectable or neurotoxin patients, it was my hormone, weight loss, and wellness patients, too. What I found fascinating is that many of them didn't consider tattoo removal as an aesthetic treatment. It opened up my aesthetic practice to a whole new segment.”
With a rapidly growing base of practitioners reporting excellent outcomes and broader patient reach, Picofy by InMode is a platform for all practices. Run, don’t walk.
Learn more about Picofy at inmodemd.com/workstation/picofy.
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