Are there differences between Newangie's pico lasers?

Newangie has developed advanced laser technologies for skin treatments, but many clinics and distributors often ask: What's the difference between the Nano & Pico Versatile Laser (BMPS7) and the 350ps True Picosecond Laser (BMPS4)?

Both devices are designed for tattoo removal, pigmentation correction, and skin rejuvenation, yet they use slightly different approaches. Here's a direct comparison:

 

Comparison Between BMPS7 and BMPS4

Feature	BMPS7 – Nano & Pico Versatile Laser	BMPS4 – 350ps True Picosecond Laser
Laser Type	Dual-mode: Pico (350ps) + Nano (2ns)	Pure Picosecond (350ps)
Pulse Energy	500mJ @1064nm, 300mJ @532nm	500mJ @1064nm, 250mJ @532nm
Peak Power	1.43GW (pico mode)	1.43GW
Flexibility	Versatile: treats both superficial and deep pigmentation	Focused: highly effective on tattoo removal & pigmentation
Spot Size	2–10mm, zoom, nearly flat-top beam	2–10mm, zoom, high uniform distribution
Cooling System	Dual water filtration system	Internal circulating water-air heat exchanger
Handle Options	Standard articulated arm	Articulated arm + optional dye handpieces (585nm, 650nm)
Best For	Clinics needing multi-purpose treatments across skin types	Clinics focusing on tattoo removal & pigmentation clearance

 

Treatment Types

BMPS7 – Nano & Pico Versatile Laser

Because it combines pico and nano pulses, this device offers broader treatment applications:

Tattoo removal (including colored tattoos with higher 532nm energy)

Pigmentation correction (epidermal & dermal spots)

Melasma management

Skin rejuvenation and toning

Acne scars and textural improvement

Vascular and deeper-seated skin issues (thanks to nanosecond mode)

 

BMPS4 – 350ps True Picosecond Laser

This system focuses purely on picosecond technology, making it ideal for precise and pigment-focused treatments:

Fast tattoo removal (black, blue, green, red pigments)

Pigmentation correction (sunspots, age spots, freckles)

Skin brightening and rejuvenation

Acne scar reduction

Gentle collagen stimulation with minimal downtime

 

Treatment Process & Results

BMPS7 (Nano + Pico):

Dual modes allow operators to tailor treatments to different depths of the skin.

More versatile across a range of skin concerns, but some pigment clearance may take slightly more sessions compared to a pure picosecond system.

Results: Effective on both superficial and deep pigmentation issues, with gradual improvements in skin texture and tone.

 

BMPS4 (350ps True Picosecond):

Highly precise picosecond pulses break pigment into ultra-fine particles, making it easier for the body to eliminate.

Fewer sessions are typically needed for tattoos and pigmentation compared to a nanosecond or hybrid system.

Results: Fast pigment clearance, minimal downtime, smoother recovery, and noticeable improvement after fewer treatments.

 

 

Which One Is Better?

BMPS7 (Nano & Pico Versatile Laser): Best choice for clinics seeking an all-in-one solution that covers both superficial and deep skin concerns.

BMPS4 (350ps True Picosecond Laser): Best choice for clinics that want specialized precision and speed for tattoo removal and pigmentation clearance.

 

👉 In short: BMPS7 = versatility and wider treatment range, BMPS4 = efficiency and fast pigment clearance.

 

✨ Interested in adding a versatile or specialized pico laser to your clinic? Contact Newangie today to learn more about BMPS7 and BMPS4.