Wontech announced on Thursday that its PicoCare Majesty, featuring the world’s first and most advanced 250 picosecond (ps) technology, has received medical device certification in Mexico. This marks a significant milestone in the company’s strategy to expand into the North and South American markets.
Mexican health authorities approved the PicoCare Majesty as a medical device, recognizing its ability to utilize dual wavelengths of 1064nm and 532nm. This versatility allows for effective treatment across various skin types and a wide spectrum of tattoo colors, including black, red, yellow, green, blue, and purple, as well as benign pigmented lesions.
At the heart of the PicoCare Majesty is Wontech’s groundbreaking 250 picosecond (ps) technology. This innovation delivers shorter pulse durations compared to existing picosecond lasers, resulting in finer fragmentation of pigment particles. The technology not only enhances treatment efficacy but also improves safety, earning recognition for its industry-leading sophistication.
The device’s expanded capabilities enable medical professionals to address a broader range of skin conditions and pigmentation issues using a single piece of equipment.
Picosecond lasers are cutting-edge medical devices that emit laser energy in ultra-short bursts, measured in trillionths of a second. This technology is particularly effective in breaking down pigment particles, making it ideal for tattoo removal and treating various pigmented lesions.
Wontech has already established a strong presence in Mexico with its Raviang and V-Laser products. The introduction of the PicoCare Majesty completes a trifecta of offerings, covering the full spectrum of pigmentation, lifting, and toning treatments. The company plans to leverage this comprehensive product line and its local partnerships to expand its footprint across North and South America, using Mexico as a strategic hub.
In addition to product expansion, Wontech is ramping up its global academic marketing efforts. The company will showcase its products and technological prowess at the 26th World Congress of Dermatology (WCD 2027) in Guadalajara, Mexico, next June. This participation aims to engage with global medical professionals, foster local connections, and enhance brand recognition.
A Wontech spokesperson emphasized that the 250 picosecond (ps) technology in PicoCare Majesty exemplifies the accumulated expertise in picosecond lasers. With this Mexican certification, it’s poised to build a robust portfolio of clinical references and user experiences. It intends to leverage this success to fuel Wontech’s expansion across North and South America, driving the global growth strategy.