NDYAG Tatto Spot Removal System

Specifications

Q-Switch ND:YAG System--- Pigmentation Killer

The Q-Switched / Q-Switch Nd:YAG Laser is a type of Laser used in medical and aesthetic procedures. It uses the theory that specific wave length (1064nm or 532nm) of laser will be absorbed by specific pigment. The high energy of laser, absorbed by the specific pigment, could cause the pigment to swell and explode, partial fragments of the pigment will be shot out of the body, and the other pigment fragments will be removed by your body's immune system over a period of time. Because the normal skin absorb little energy induced by laser at the wavelength of 1064nm or 532nm, so the laser could selectively targets and destroys tattoo pigments but not damage the surrounding normal tissues.

Application

The 1064nm laser tip is applied for black or blue pigmentation and penetrate deeper.

532nm is used for red and brown color, 532nm is for superficial lesions.

Carbon laser facial tip is for skin rejuvenation and acne treatment.

Pico-Second ND:YAG Laser

How to solve the stubborn pigmentation or tattoo?

Pico Lasers are able to treat stubborn and challenging cases that Q-switch Lasers cannot. 

Q-switched lasers alone may not be enough to get rid of stubborn pigmentation. A study showed that Picosecond/Picolaser Treatments showed better results in treating melasma, a challenging skin pigmentation disorder. Pico laser is measured by pico seconds, while Q-switch lasers are measured by nano seconds. The technology of pico laser shatters pigments into much smaller fragments compared to Q-switch; this allows the body to get rid of stubborn pigmentation at a faster rate.

Pico Lasers works by using laser energy that puts pressure to squeeze cells, this activate natural cells to trigger production of collagen and elastin without damaging the skin’s surface.

Picosecond Laser can deliver shorter pulse durations, which means it can break apart pigments into smaller fragments with less thermal damage to the surrounding tissue.

This can make it more effective for treating certain types of pigments, such as stubborn tattoos, while also reducing the risk of scarring and other side effects.

Picosecond Laser can also be used on a wider range of skin types and colours, as it is less likely to cause hyperpigmentation or hypopigmentation, compared to older Laser technologies.

COMPARING Q-SWITCHED ND:YAG VS PICOSECOND LASERS

Both Q-switched Nd:YAG laser and Picosecond Laser are very similar in their applications. However, there are some key differences:

PULSE DURATION:

The main difference between the two lasers is the pulse duration. Q-Switched Nd:YAG Laser has a pulse duration of nanoseconds, while Picosecond Laser has a much shorter pulse duration of picoseconds.

This means that Picosecond Lasers can deliver shorter, more powerful bursts of energy, allowing for faster and more precise treatment. Yet Q-Switched Nd:YAG Laser can provide a wider range of pigmentation treatments.

Looking for Distributors

We are sincerely looking for partners for Q-Switch ND: YAG Laser from USA, Canada, Brazil, Australia, New Zealand, Israel, Singapore, Europ, South Korea and Mexico. Now our Q-Swith ND: YAG Laser has passed Standards belows:

1.  IEC60601-1
2.  IEC60601-1-2
3.  IEC60825

Compared with other supplier, Omni Laser has

1. Unique Q-Swith ND: YAG Laser Handpiece, it is plug-and-socket style, not the screwing style any more, easy to change treatment tips.

2. Following MDSAP, ISO13485 Management System and Medical Device Standard, using the medical spare parts inside to ensure the safety of the machine.

3. 1000mJ real energy output make it powerful for all color pigmentation.

TREATMENT TIME:

Due to the shorter pulse duration, Picosecond Lasers can deliver treatment in a shorter time frame, usually within a few sessions. Q-Switched Nd:YAG Laser may require more treatments to achieve the same results.