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Pro 1 Pico vs Lutronic PicoPlus: Four-Wavelength Comparison
Both platforms offer core 1064 and 532 nm plus optional pigment-colour wavelength choices. PicoPlus lists 595/660 nm with 450 ps and 2 ns pulses; Pro 1 Pico offers 585/650 nm dye handpieces, 500 ps Standard/PTP, PicoFusion and Long-Pulse 1064.
Key differences
- Lutronic lists PicoPlus wavelengths at 1064, 532, 595 and 660 nm, and 450 ps pulse duration.
- PicoPlus offers picosecond and 2 ns nanosecond delivery; Pro 1 Pico offers 500 ps, PTP, PicoFusion and Long-Pulse 1064.
- Pro 1 Pico core Standard selectable energy is 80–800 mJ at 1064 and 40–400 mJ at 532.
How does Pro 1 Pico compare with Lutronic PicoPlus?
Both platforms offer core 1064 and 532 nm plus optional pigment-colour wavelength choices. PicoPlus lists 595/660 nm with 450 ps and 2 ns pulses; Pro 1 Pico offers 585/650 nm dye handpieces, 500 ps Standard/PTP, PicoFusion and Long-Pulse 1064.
A clinic choosing between these four-wavelength options should compare not only pigment coverage but whether it wants Pro 1 Pico’s PTP and Long-Pulse 1064 functionality, or PicoPlus’s picosecond/nanosecond delivery and its own fractional accessories.
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Which laser specifications matter to a clinic buyer?
| Specification | Pro 1 Pico | Lutronic PicoPlus |
|---|---|---|
| Wavelength set | 1064/532 plus 585/650 dye handpieces | 1064/532/595/660 nm |
| Picosecond pulse duration | 500 ps | 450 ps |
| Other pulse delivery | PTP, PicoFusion and Long-Pulse 1064 | 2 ns nanosecond mode |
| Maximum Standard selectable energy | 800 mJ at 1064; 400 mJ at 532 | Comparable wavelength-by-wavelength energy not established in the cited press release |
| Repetition frequency | 1–10 Hz core modes | Up to 10 Hz per Lutronic literature |
| Fractional optics | PicoMatrix round, square, honeycomb | Dual Focused Dots fractional option |
| PTP dual-pulse mode | 1064 up to 1600 mJ; 532 up to 800 mJ programmed total | No directly equivalent PTP specification in cited material |
Specification basis: Pro 1 Pico values are console-selectable settings documented in October 2026, not independent optical-output measurements. Its PTP figures are programmed twin-pulse totals, not single-pulse energy. Competitor details are taken from Lutronic PicoPlus manufacturer documentation. Accessories, generations and regional configurations may differ. Pulse energy or pulse duration alone does not establish superiority in clinical outcomes.
What does this difference mean for your clinic?
A clinic choosing between these four-wavelength options should compare not only pigment coverage but whether it wants Pro 1 Pico’s PTP and Long-Pulse 1064 functionality, or PicoPlus’s picosecond/nanosecond delivery and its own fractional accessories.
Before choosing, ask for the actual supplied wavelength and handpiece configuration, regulatory indications, service terms and clinician training. For Pro 1 Pico, we can demonstrate Standard, PTP, PicoFusion, Long-Pulse 1064 and PicoMatrix options in one equipment consultation.
Does PicoPlus have four wavelengths?
Yes. Lutronic specifies 1064, 532, 595 and 660 nm. Pro 1 Pico offers 1064/532 with optional 585/650 nm dye handpieces; accessory configuration matters.
Which platform has shorter picosecond pulses?
Lutronic reports 450 ps for PicoPlus, versus 500 ps for Pro 1 Pico. That difference alone does not establish superior clinical treatment outcomes.
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Summary
A clinic choosing between these four-wavelength options should compare not only pigment coverage but whether it wants Pro 1 Pico's PTP and Long-Pulse 1064 functionality, or PicoPlus's picosecond/nanosecond delivery and its own fractional accessories.
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Does PicoPlus have four wavelengths?
Yes. Lutronic specifies 1064, 532, 595 and 660 nm. Pro 1 Pico offers 1064/532 with optional 585/650 nm dye handpieces; accessory configuration matters.
Which platform has shorter picosecond pulses?
Lutronic reports 450 ps for PicoPlus, versus 500 ps for Pro 1 Pico. That difference alone does not establish superior clinical treatment outcomes.
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