Tattoo & Pigment
Two pulse modes, two wavelengths — five services from one console.
Most platforms do one job. This one switches between nanosecond Q-switched pulses that shatter tattoo ink and dermal pigment, and a long-pulse mode that heats structures gradually for vascular lesions, diffuse redness and hair reduction. 1064nm reaches deep pigment and remains suitable across a wide range of skin types; 532nm handles superficial work — freckles, age spots, sun damage and red or orange ink. For a practice that can only justify one laser, this is the one that covers the most requests.
Suitability depends on patient presentation, skin type and your scope of practice. We'll walk through indications with you before quoting.
| Laser type | Nd:YAG |
|---|---|
| Pulse modes | Q-switched (nanosecond) + long pulse |
| Wavelengths | 1064nm (deep / dermal) + 532nm (superficial) |
| 1064nm applications | Tattoos, dermal pigment, deeper concerns, darker skin types |
| 532nm applications | Freckles, age spots, sun damage, red and orange ink |
| Long-pulse applications | Vascular lesions, diffuse redness, hair reduction |
| Controls | Adjustable energy settings per indication |
Full technical specification sheet, lead time and total landed cost are supplied in writing with every quote.
Buying from us
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Q-Switch Long Pulse Nd:YAG
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