laser Nd- yag 1064 hair removal q-switched for tattoo removal equipment

Advantages:

1.Bipolar Nd:YAG laser: Available with 800mj by single pulse energy .it’s the unique high-tech laser with Max energy of 1600mJ

2.The erminator of Tattoos: No pain,no burn and even no aneasthesia!

3. Laser lamp:imported from America with more than 500,000 pulses!

4.German designers conducted industrial and inner structure designing ,while with ABS aviation material, so as to achieve anti-interference, Antistatic corrosion resistance ,and flame-resisting

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.

 The laser pulses in nanosecond range with very high energy. When the laser is absorbed by according pigment, the pigment mass expands quickly and breaks into particles which are eliminated through phagocytes. Whereby the shattered pigment is absorbed by the body and excreted out. Gradually the pigment becomes lighter and lighter till disappearing. Gradually the pigment becomes lighter and lighter till disappearing.

 1.Packing details

1. KES  factory

2, KES team

 1.Warranty

 1. What is the Payment Terms?

Re: T/T (Wire Transfer), Western Union

2. How do you delivery the machine?

Re: By door to door service, say DHL,UPS,TNT,FEDEX,etc ,Or air cargo

3. What about the delivery?

Re: About 14 working days.

4. What’s your warranty?

Re: 12 months for host machine.

5. Do you offer clinical training?

Re: Yes .Welcome to our company for free and professional training.

6. Do you offer OEM/ODM service?

Re: Yes .Welcome to contact us for more details.

7. How many treatments are required?

Re: 10 times per course of treatment.