Laser Tattoo Removal Machine Q-switched ND YAG

Q-Switched Nd Laser Tattoo Removal Machine is designed for professional aesthetic clinics, laser treatment centers, and beauty businesses offering tattoo removal and selected pigmentation treatments. Using short, high-energy laser pulses, the system delivers targeted light energy to pigment particles in the skin, helping break them into smaller fragments that can gradually be cleared through the body's natural processes.​

Dual-Wavelength Laser Technology

The system commonly uses two primary wavelengths to address different pigment colors and treatment needs.

1064nm wavelength: Commonly used for black and dark-blue tattoo pigments and selected deeper dermal pigment targets.

532nm wavelength: Commonly used for red, orange, and certain lighter tattoo pigments, as well as selected superficial pigmented lesions.
 

Multiple Treatment Applications

With the appropriate handpiece and wavelength configuration, the Q-Switched Nd laser may be used for:

Selected black and colored tattoo removal.

Certain cosmetic tattoo pigment treatments.

Selected freckles and superficial pigmented lesions.

How Does Q-Switched Nd Laser Tattoo Removal Work?

Tattoo ink is deposited within the skin, where pigment particles can remain for years. The Q-Switched Nd laser delivers short pulses of light that are absorbed by selected pigment particles.

The treatment process generally involves three stages:

Step 1: Selective light absorption

The practitioner selects an appropriate wavelength for the target pigment. Different pigments absorb different wavelengths, so treatment selection is important.

Step 2: Pigment fragmentation

The short laser pulse creates a rapid photoacoustic effect that breaks pigment into smaller particles. The surrounding skin may also experience a treatment response, which is why appropriate energy settings and technique are essential.

Step 3: Gradual pigment clearance

The body's natural processes gradually remove some of the fragmented pigment. Multiple sessions are usually necessary, with adequate intervals between treatments to allow the skin to recover and the pigment to clear.

Complete tattoo removal cannot be guaranteed. Results depend on ink color, tattoo depth, ink density, tattoo age, skin type, treatment parameters, and individual response.