Yag Laser Tattoo Removal Q-Switched ND Yag Laser 532nm /1064nm

Yag Laser Tattoo Removal Q-Switched ND Yag Laser 532nm /1064nm 

Treatment Advantages

1.  Portable design
2.  Moving 8.0' HD touch screen
3.  Intelligent Software
4.  Japan handpiece
5.  Unique shape
6.  9Hz frequency
7.  High quality material
8.  Japan power capacity
9.  Laser aim beam

10. Inside water cooling system
11.  Power protection

Application

1.  Purify of embroider eyebrow
2.  Purify the eyeliner
3.  Purify soak lip and lips line
4.  Tattoo Removal (red. black, blue, brown, etc)
5.  Pigmented Nevus, pigmentations
6.  Café spots, sun spots, freckles, etc.
7.  Resurfacing treatment

ND YAG LASER-Nano Laser

The special wavelength of YAG laser can penetrate skin of human body according to the theory of “selective laser decomposing”, the instrument uses the laser-wave to pigment to break Chromatophore into pieces, and to achieve the purpose of de-freckle with these pieces naturally absorbed by the body.

It absorbed by the black, blue with 1064nm frequency and the red, pink, purple, brown with 532nm frequency of the tattoo or other pigmentations removed without damages to normal tissue, all kinds of tattoo removal .Long pulsed ND YAG Laser emits intense beams of light which safely pass through the epidermis to the underlying strata hair follicles are eliminated by the process selective photothermolysis.

How it works?

The special wavelength of YAG laser can penetrate skin of human body according of the theory of “selective laser decomposing”, the instrument uses the laser-wave only sensitive to break chromatophore into pieces, and to achieve the purpose of de-frekle with these pieces naturally absorbed by the body. It absorbed by the black, blue with 1064nm frequency and the red, pink, purple, brown with 532nm frequency of the tattoo or other pigmentations removed without damages to normal tissue. How to remove tattoo? 

Step1: The special wavelength of YAG laser on the epidermis layer, and the tattoo pigment selectively absorb light energy. 
Step2: The pigment group of skin will be crushed and immediately expelled from body. 
Step3: Tattoo pigments become weak gradually until it disappeared.

More application

1. Whitening skin
2. Shrink pores
3. Improve skin tone
4. Improve skin texture 
5. Anti-rejuvenation

The treatment process of Black face baby

1.  Clean the face with a cleanser.
2.  Painted black doll magical toner
3.  Laser treatment
4.  Post-operative care and maintenance

FAQ

1.  How many treatments will it take to remove my tattoo?

Each person is as unique as their tattoo, but most professional tattoos take between 5-10 treatments. Homemade tattoos usually take less. Laser tattoo removal treatments are spaced out 4-6 weeks apart. The number of treatments can depend on a number of factors, such as: 
1-  amount of ink used 
2-  depth of the ink placed in the skin 
3-  type of ink used 
4-  location 
5-  age of the tattoo 
6-  colors used

2.  Can I come back earlier than scheduled for the treatments?

Unfortunately no, the time between treatments is set up so your tattoo can heal properly and your body has has enough time to flush the tattoo ink out, naturally. The results, after a treatment, are not always immediate. The body breaks down the ink slowly, usually taking weeks to see the full results, from a treatment.

3.  Will the tattoo remove completely?

In most cases, yes. However, complete removal is sometimes a hard thing to predict, due to all the unregulated tattoo inks on the market. The F.D.A. does not regulate tattoo inks and a lot a lot of tattoo ink manufactures and artists make and mix their own inks. Sometimes these mixes have metals and other foreign additives, for effect. These unknowns are why 100% removal is hard to predict or promise.

4.  What are the common side effects of laser tattoo removal?

Side effects that Atlantic Laser Tattoo< Removal, patients will likely experience, are short-term but worth mentioning. The skin may be red, swollen, and may blister. Blisters can get quite large and at times, cover the entire tattoo. These blisters are superficial and will heal beautifully, but may be uncomfortable for a couple of days. We provide very clear and easy aftercare instructions, for post treatment care.

5.  What do you use to remove a tattoo?

New Look uses a state-of-the-art tattoo removal laser – ND Yag laser system. This actively Q-switched Nd:YAG laser is highly effective at removing a wide range of colored ink with only minimal side effects. This laser is FDA approved for the removal of dermal pigmentation (i.e. tattoo ink) and is the latest in a string of medical lasers designed to remove unwanted tattoos. We also use an actively Q-switched Ruby laser to treat resistant tattoos and rare colors. Read more about New Look’s advanced technology here.

6. How exactly does the laser break up the tattoo ink?

Two key processes break up the ink – the pigment in your tattoo will absorb the energy from the laser and shatter apart; also, the incredibly fast pulse (6 billionths of a second!) of energy from the laser has a shockwave-like effect that assists the ink shattering. As a result, the ink acts like sugar cube breaking apart into small granules.

7.  How does the body remove the shattered ink?

Once the ink is broken down by the tattoo removal laser, the body will respond by moving fluid to the area to help flush away the ink. This immune response will be obvious to the patient in the form of some swelling and redness in the area. Over the next days, weeks, and months the small, shattered ink particles will be flushed away naturally. The tattoo removal effects aren’t seen overnight and 99% of tattoos require multiple treatments.

8.  Why do I need multiple sessions?

All tattoos have layers of ink, stacked on top of each other within the skin. The thick concentration of pigment particles that cannot be completely broken down in one session. At New Look, we’ll go over your entire tattoo with the laser, breaking up as much ink as possible in every session. Each session will produce some level of fading, although for very new tattoos the fading may not be as visible because the ink is still so thick and dense. If your tattoo has shading, the shaded areas will vanish in fewer treatments because shaded tattoos have a lower ink density. Visit our Before & After Gallery to get an idea of the results to expect.

9.   Do tattoo removal “creams” or “injections” work?

We’ve seen little to no evidence that “magic creams” help to fade tattoos. At best, they may act like a mild skin bleach to lighten the surrounding skin. Looking at the ingredients and components of such products makes one wonder how they would purportedly remove tattoo ink. The medical community agrees with us – these creams are a gimmick, and a waste of time and money. Injection methods of tattoo removal are even worse because they basically inject highly-damaging acid into the skin. We have seen many people with severe scarring and chemical burns from injection methods.