Hori Naevus Removal K11 Yes Q-Switch And Nd: Yag Laser Laser Type Spot Remover Machine Naevus Of Ota Removal

Working theory
The energy of ND:YAG Laser can be absorbed by the melanin.This kind melanin will be fragmented to very small.So they can be metabolized by the lymphatic system or be egested out of the body.Thus the tattoo or other pigmentations will be removed without injury to normal tissue.


Applications
1. Tattoo removal,
2. Birth mark removal,
3. Red and brown pigment
4. Eliminate Coffee spot and nevus of Ota

The premium Q-switched Nd:YAG Laser offers the light of single wavelength 1064/532nm with sequential and uniform energy output, which will be on the target tissue directly to shatter pigments cell, not damage any normal tissue. It is very safe and effective treatment procedure for various tattoo and pigment lesions.

By bonding technology, the treatment performance is more effective than previous, it is our newest development with advantages of no light leakage, no need to debug, lower than 1‰ maintenance and much longer life time.

Features
1.Easy to operate,quick to be cured.
2.No bleeding, narcotization is not necessary.
3.High and new laser technology-instantaneous explosion.
4.LCD display in both Chinese and English, IR remote control.
5.Standardized building block design, convenient in maintenance.
6.Will not destroy hair follicle, will not injure ordinary skin and scarless.
7.Solid laser, produced according to international standard, stable in property.

Nursing Considerations
1. No stimulating effect of the use of whitening products.
2. within seven days does not wash with hot water, not sauna.
3. within seven days forbidden to eat spicy, seafood and other food stimulation, ban alcohol and tobacco week.
4. bleeding at Miaomei ban, do not touch the water infection.
5. If crusting not use the clutch.
6. In the lesion site can be applied erythromycin ointment or aloe beneficial to the skin repair cream.
7. The more bleeding, swelling, severe cases can be oral anti-inflammatory drugs, or prescribed medication.