tattoo removal

How it works

The energy of Q-switched ND:YAG laser can be absorbed by the blue and black melanin.

The melanin will be fragmented so small that they can be metabolized by the lymphatic system or egested out of the body. Thus the tattoo or other pigmentations will be removed

without damage to normal tissue. The treatment is safe and convenient without downtime and

side effects.

Application:

1.For endogenous pigment: nevus of Ota, coffee spot, age pigment, freckle etc removal.

2.For exogenous pigment: tattoo of body, eyeline and eye brow

Feature and benefits:

1.Innovative in laser technology, strict in technical detection, precise in manufacture.

2.Special designed cooling system ensures constantly working;

3.Micro computer counts the shoots;

4.Portable and aseismatic, convenient for transportation;

5.User friendly interface with LCD display;

6.No injury to normal tissue;

7.Remove pigmentation without side effects or scar;

8.Short treatment period with outstanding effect.

Specification:

Widely applications of q switch nd yag ktp laser

1.-532nm wavelength: get rid of freckles, eyebrow tattoo, failed eye line tattoo, tattoo , lips line, pigment, telangiectasia in shallow red, brown and pink and etc. light color

2.-1064nm wavelength: get rid of freckles and yellow brown spot, eyebrow tattoo, failed eye line tattoo, tattoo, Birthmark and Nevus of Ota, pigmentation and age spot, nevus in black and blue, scarlet red, deep coffee and etc. deep color.

3.-1320nm wavelength: shrink pores removal, poblackhead removal, skin tightening and whitening, skin rejuvenation, wrinkle removal.

Accessories:

Treatment Theory:
The Q-Switched ND：YAG Laser delivers light of specific wavelengths in ultra-short(nanosecond).The high peak energy pulses are absorbed by the pigments 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 skin and others can be splited into tiny particles that can be engulfed by phagocytes and then eliminated by the lymphatic system.