The PicoPretty platform integrates Picosecond, Long Pulse, and Genesis technologies, aiming to provide practitioners with a versatile tool for complex dermatological procedures. According to CEO Polly Jacobs, the certification serves as a validation of the company’s safety standards and highlights the machine’s utility across all Fitzpatrick skin types, which is essential for clinics managing diverse patient needs.
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Rejuva Fresh Gains Health Canada Approval for PicoPretty Laser
Medical spa equipment manufacturer Rejuva Fresh has secured official Health Canada approval for its PicoPretty Q-Switched ND:YAG laser system. Under license number 115678, the device is now cleared for use in Canadian aesthetic clinics, marking a significant regulatory expansion for the Maine-based company’s non-invasive technology portfolio.

The system is engineered with high-specification components, including a UK-imported Xenon lamp and a USA-made Lamda lens designed to refine beam precision. Beyond its core resurfacing and rejuvenation capabilities, the laser is equipped to handle specific clinical demands such as multi-colored tattoo removal, melasma treatment, and hair reduction for darker skin tones. To ensure operational longevity, the device features integrated water flow and temperature monitoring, alongside a simplified filter maintenance system that allows for tool-free replacements. Rejuva Fresh is positioning the device as a high-performance asset for clinic owners, focusing on both clinical efficacy and return on investment.
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