1064nm Sanhe SQ-2 Nd: Yag Laser Skin Care And Tattoo Removal System/ Tattoo Removal Machine Without Laser Pigmented Lesions Treatment

Working Principle of  laser tattoo removal :

Laser technology has greatly improved the ability to treat melanocytic lesions and tattoos with the rapidly pulsed Q-switch neodymium: yttrium aluminium garnet (Nd: YAG) laser. The laser treatment of pigmented lesions and tattoos are based on principle of selected photothermolysis. The QS laser Systems can successfully lighten or eradicate a variety of benign epidermal and dermal pigmented lesions and tattoos with minimal risk of untoward effects.

Laser pigment removal machine though high energy of laser transient emission, make irradiated pigment particles absorb energy expansion rupture. Most or all of epidermal pigment group split into smaller tiny particles immediately ruled out in vitro. Part of dermal pigment group fragment into body macrophage phagocytic particles that ingest and excrete through the lymphatic system, thereby eliminating pigment. Due to normal tissue on 1064nm laser absorption is very few, maintaining the cell frame complete. No scar formation conditions. Because of the laser pigment removal is no damage to normal tissues, its security guaranteed maximum customer without complications from postoperative.

Gradually the pigment becomes lighter and lighter till disappearing. Gradually the pigment becomes lighter and ligher.

1. How many treatment sessions will tattoo removal take?
    On average, professional tattoos require 5-6 treatments, while amateur tattoos may require 3-4 treatments. Each treatment should be spaced approximately one month apart. The number of tattoo removal treatments depends on the amount and type of ink in the skin. Rarely, more than ten treatments may be needed.

2. Do all colours of ink disappear equally well?
     No. Dark (blue/black) inks and red inks fade the best. Oranges and purples usually respond well. Green and yellow inks are the most difficult to remove, although additional treatments can produce significant fading.

3. Will the tattoo completely disappear?

     In many cases, yes. Greater than 95% fading of the tattoo may be accomplished. However it is very important to know that over 100 tattoo inks are in use worldwide today, none of which are regulated by the FDA. Not knowing which tattoo ink, how deep or how much was used, makes it impossible for the physician to predict the degree of tattoo removal in any given case.

4. What type of post treatment care is necessary?
     Usually there will be pinpoint bleeding associated with tattoo removal treatment. An antibacterial ointment and dressing is applied. The treated area should be kept clean with continued application of the ointment given to you by your physician. A shower can be taken the next day, although the treated areas should not be scrubbed.

Tattoo ink is removed by using a specific wavelength which passes through the skin but is absorbed by the ink. The rapid absorption of light energy causes the tattoo ink to destruct, where it is then removed by the body’s natural filtering systems. The Q switched pulsed laser also delivers the light in very short, high intensity pulses for maximum ink destruction. The use of this specific combination of wavelength and rapidly pulsed light for tattoo removal results in minimal damage to the skin while removing maximum possible amount of ink.

5. Is the tattoo removal process painful?
     The laser emits light in very short flashes of light called pulses. The impact of the energy from this powerful pulse of light is similar to the snap of a thin rubber band. A large majority of patients do not require anaesthesia.