A device for vaporizing at least one superficial hole in tissue, comprising: a vaporizing element; and a heating element, configured to heat said vaporizing element, characterized in that said device further comprises: a mechanism comprising a motor and a sensor coupled with a pulse generator configured to limit the advance travel of said vaporizing element to the papillary dermis depth, wherein the mechanism is configured to advance said vaporizing element into a specific depth in the tissue which is smaller or equal to a papillary dermis depth, and retract the vaporizing element from the tissue within a short period of time, the short time being less than a thermal relaxation time of water in tissue for a distance beyond a predetermined collateral damage distance from the hole, said predetermined collateral damage distance being further than 150 microns from any hole vaporized in an epidermis; wherein the heating element is configured to heat the vaporizing element to a vaporization temperature in a range from 300 to 500 degrees Celsius; wherein said vaporizing element comprises a plurality of tips and has a shape which prevents its penetration into tissue unless said vaporizing element is heated to said vaporization temperature; wherein said heating element can control a temperature of said vaporizing element; and wherein said mechanism advances and retracts said vaporizing element from said tissue using a reciprocating movement. a vaporizing element; and a heating element, configured to heat said vaporizing element, characterized in that said device further comprises: a mechanism comprising a motor and a sensor coupled with a pulse generator configured to limit the advance travel of said vaporizing element to the papillary dermis depth, wherein the mechanism is configured to advance said vaporizing element into a specific depth in the tissue which is smaller or equal to a papillary dermis depth, and retract the vaporizing element from the tissue within a short period of time, the short time being less than a thermal relaxation time of water in tissue for a distance beyond a predetermined collateral damage distance from the hole, said predetermined collateral damage distance being further than 150 microns from any hole vaporized in an epidermis; wherein the heating element is configured to heat the vaporizing element to a vaporization temperature in a range from 300 to 500 degrees Celsius; wherein said vaporizing element comprises a plurality of tips and has a shape which prevents its penetration into tissue unless said vaporizing element is heated to said vaporization temperature; wherein said heating element can control a temperature of said vaporizing element; and wherein said mechanism advances and retracts said vaporizing element from said tissue using a reciprocating movement. a mechanism comprising a motor and a sensor coupled with a pulse generator configured to limit the advance travel of said vaporizing element to the papillary dermis depth, wherein the mechanism is configured to advance said vaporizing element into a specific depth in the tissue which is smaller or equal to a papillary dermis depth, and retract the vaporizing element from the tissue within a short period of time, the short time being less than a thermal relaxation time of water in tissue for a distance beyond a predetermined collateral damage distance from the hole, said predetermined collateral damage distance being further than 150 microns from any hole vaporized in an epidermis; wherein the heating element is configured to heat the vaporizing element to a vaporization temperature in a range from 300 to 500 degrees Celsius; wherein said vaporizing element comprises a plurality of tips and has a shape which prevents its penetration into tissue unless said vaporizing element is heated to said vaporization temperature; wherein said heating element can control a temperature of said vaporizing element; and wherein said mechanism advances and retracts said vaporizing element from said tissue using a reciprocating movement.