Laser modality
PulseStack™ 750
Pro 1 Pico's 750 ps rapid-fire picosecond pulse-stacking mode — cumulative dermal stimulation for collagen banking and skin-quality maintenance.
PulseStack™ 750 stacks repeated 750 ps picosecond-domain pulses to create cumulative dermal stimulation and mild thermal accumulation — distinct from the 500 ps pigment mode and from nanosecond delivery. Parameters are specified in the device documentation.
What is PulseStack™ 750?
PulseStack™ 750 is Pro 1 Pico’s 750 ps rapid-fire picosecond pulse-stacking mode. By stacking repeated picosecond-domain pulses across the treatment zone, it creates cumulative dermal stimulation that supports collagen and skin quality — without the downtime of ablative resurfacing.
It is distinct from the 500 ps pigment mode (optimized for tattoo and pigment) and from nanosecond delivery: PulseStack™ 750 stays in the picosecond domain but uses a longer pulse and rapid succession to favour dermal remodeling over pigment fragmentation.
Collagen banking
PulseStack™ 750 is the engine behind collagen banking — a repeatable, year-round skin-quality category. For younger patients it is positioned as proactive prevention; for more mature skin it can be combined with fractional LIOB for stronger remodeling.
In technical terms, PulseStack™ 750 supports cumulative dermal stimulation, mild thermal accumulation, neocollagenesis, pore refinement, fine-line softening, and brightening protocols.
Why it matters for your clinic
Pigment and tattoo treatments are usually finite, corrective series. PulseStack™ 750 gives a clinic a recurring skin-quality and maintenance category — supporting memberships, annual plans, and long-term patient retention from the same platform.
On the Pro 1 Pico platform
PulseStack™ 750 is one of the four treatment engines of the Pro 1 Pico, alongside picosecond pigment delivery, long-pulse 1064 nm vascular YAG, and fractional LIOB remodeling. See the Pro 1 Pico product page for specifications, licensing, and regulatory status.
Technical background
Exact pulse parameters, energy, and spot sizes vary by configuration and are listed in the device’s manufacturer documentation. Providers evaluating a specific protocol should request the current specification sheet.
Devices using this technology
Related applications
Related technologies
- Picosecond Laser
- Fractional LIOB
FAQs
Is PulseStack™ 750 the same as the picosecond pigment mode?
No. The standard 500 ps mode is optimized for photoacoustic pigment and tattoo work. PulseStack™ 750 uses a longer 750 ps pulse delivered in rapid succession for cumulative dermal stimulation and skin-quality protocols.
Is PulseStack™ 750 nanosecond delivery?
No. It stays in the picosecond domain. The distinction is the longer 750 ps pulse and rapid-fire stacking, which builds cumulative dermal stimulation rather than fragmenting pigment.
What is it used for?
Collagen banking, skin-quality maintenance, pore refinement, fine-line softening, glow, and maintenance between larger procedures — a repeatable, year-round skin-quality category.
Which device offers PulseStack™ 750?
PulseStack™ 750 is a mode of the Pro 1 Pico. Specifications, licensing, and regulatory status are on the Pro 1 Pico product page.