Rejuva Fresh Secures Health Canada Approval for PicoPretty Laser
Regulatory approval allows Rejuva Fresh to market and deploy its PicoPretty® Q-Switched ND:YAG laser at aesthetic clinics across Canada.
Rejuva Fresh, a US-based manufacturer of medical spa equipment, has received approval from Health Canada for its PicoPretty® Q-Switched ND:YAG laser machine. The clearance, granted under license number 115678, permits the device to be used by medical spas and aesthetic clinics throughout Canada.
The PicoPretty device integrates Picosecond, Long Pulse, and Genesis technologies, enabling a broad range of non-invasive aesthetic treatments. According to the company, it can address pigmentation, remove tattoos, rejuvenate skin by stimulating collagen, and offer hair reduction for darker skin tones, all with minimal downtime across all Fitzpatrick skin types.
"This approval from Health Canada is a significant validation of our commitment to safety and innovation," stated Polly Jacobs, CEO at Rejuva Fresh. "We are now providing clinics with a cutting-edge tool that delivers exceptional results while ensuring seamless operation and a strong return on investment for practice owners."
The laser's design emphasizes durability and performance, using globally sourced components. It includes built-in water temperature and flow monitors for safe operation and features an external filter for quick maintenance. Rejuva Fresh, which develops FDA-cleared systems, aims to support practices in optimizing clinical outcomes through technological advancement and expert support.