How Laser Tattoo Removal works?
Unlike previous methods that involved painful dermabrasion (scraping off the top layer of skin), cryosurgery (freezing the skin then peeling away layers of the tattoo) or excision (cutting the tattoo out), the process is completely non-abrasive and won’t cause scarring.
Our laser machine works by producing short pulses of intense light that target the tattoo. These pulses pass straight through to the pigment, leaving the top layers of skin unharmed. When the light is absorbed, the ink molecules are broken down, allowing them to fragment into small particles and be absorbed into the bloodstream. The body then safely and naturally flushes these out of your system, causing the ink to disappear.
The procedure has been proven to be both safe and effective, with researchers having determined which wavelengths of light are most effective at removing ink without damaging surrounding skin. 

Double rods laser tattoo removal machine by Apolomed

1. Principle:
Q-Switched Nd:YAG Laser system,with the advanced laser technology, could make the skin selectively absorbing certain wavelength of laser and achevie curative effect.

2.  Application:
2.1   1064nm: birth mark, coffee spot, freckle, senile plaque, pigment from outside injure, black, blue tattoo, eye line, eye brown and lip line etc.

2.2    532nm: red and brown pigment, red spot and mole, capillarectasis and brandy nose. 

Apolomed best laser tattoo removal machine, also used for skin rejuvenation

3. Technical specifications of  Double rods laser tattoo removal machine by Apolomed

Q-Switch Nd YAG laser handpiece and tips:

Treatment theory :
The q switched nd yag laser radiates the light with a specific wavelength in high peak energy pulses hence he light penetrates into the tissue only for a nanosecond .The light is absorbed by the pigmentation and results in an instantaneous blast that is light blasting principle The pigmentation particles are shattered into fragments some can be bounced out of the ksin and others can be splited into tiny particles that can be engulfed by phagocytes and then eliminated by the lymphatic system