1064nm 532nm Nd Yag Laser Machine Tattoo Removal Q Switched Nd Yag Laser Tattoo Removal Machine Scar Removal Q-switch Laser Laser Tattoo Removal Equipment

1064nm 532nm Nd Yag Laser machine tattoo removal Scar

Removal Q-switch Laser

1.Principle of Touch Screen Tattoo removal Machine YAG-I

The Q-Switched Nd:YAG laser delivers light of specific wavelengths with high energy which are absorbed by the pigment particles,releasing them from their encapsulation and breaking them into fragments small enough for removal by the body.these tiny particles then eliminated by the body.Since this specific wavelength can only be absorbed by pigment particles,no injury occurs to skin during this whole procedure.

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2.Structure and Accessories of Tattoo Clearance Machine YAG-I

3.Advantage

(1) Surpass the display screen of big liquid crystal.

(2) Surpass 6 groups of storage elements,article of independent cure,it is more remarkable to cure the effect.

(3) Pure violet diamond Q-swith which is imported form israel can make the width of pulse narrower.

(4) Ceramic lumen gives you longser working time.

(5) Lengthen YAG(yttrium aluminum garnet)enlarges the power of single pulse.

(6) Monolithic YAG(yttrium aluminum garnet)LASER gives you the better stableness. Whole laser,fight an earthquake the properties isstronger,the powerful refrigeration is systematic,so that the working hours is longer.

4. Application

Face Lift, Pigment Removal, Skin Tightening, Skin Rejuvenation, Tattoo Removal

5.Treatment Effect

6.Technical Parameter

Feature: 
1. The latest hi-tech of laser explosion in twinkling.
2. Don’t break the hair follicle, or hurt the normal skin, or produce the scar formation.
3. Little sense of pain, anesthesia is unnecessary.
4. Short curing time and easy operation.
5. The high quality controlled solid-state laser complying with international standard of production.
6. Computerized with big LCD and show in double languages,English and Chinese. 

7.Certificate

8.Production Proccess

9.Package Details

10. FAQ

(1) How are tattoos removed?

Q-switched lasers are effective and safe. Earlier methods involved the use of dermabrasion,

 salibrasion, surgery and C02 lasers, but these methods left behind scarring or lighter skin in place of the tattoo.

 Also commonly seen on the internet are tattoo removal creams—which do not work.

 (2) Is the process painful?

The laser emits light in very short flashes called pulses. The impact of the pulse is described as a snap of rubber band. 

We offer injectable or topical numbing so you may feel minimal or no pain at all.  

Remember tattoo removal does not have to hurt and we will take extra time to make sure you are comfortable.

 (3) Will I have a scar?

The chance of scarring is less than 5%, if you follow the after care instructions. 

The risk of scarring can increase for pregnancy, dark skin tone, poor circulation, immune system deficiencies, 

taking Accutaine, some health conditions, taking certain medications, or having a history of keloids or elevated scarring.

 (4) How many treatments will it take to remove my tattoo?

Each person is unique as their tattoo, but most professional tattoos take 5 to 10+ treatments.

 Home made tattoos take 1 to 4 treatments. Permanent make-up used in eyebrow tattoos take 1 to 5+ treatments. Fading for a cover-up tattoo will take fewer treatments then a complete removal.

 Accidental or traumatic tattoos take 1 to 2+ treatments to remove.

The number of treatments depends on the amount of ink used, type of ink, depth of ink placed in skin, location,

 age, colors, and each person’s individual health considerations. 

 (5) Do all colors of ink disappear equally as well?

No, but black ink removes the best. Red, orange, pink, and warmer colors respond well.

 Purple and yellow is variable but usually removes well. 

 (6) Will the tattoo completely disappear?

In many cases, yes. However, it is very important to know that over 100 types of tattoo inks are used today and none of them are regulated by the FDA.

 Without standardized inks it makes it difficult to predict the degree of removal of any tattoo.