Description

Dual Wavelength:
Can operate at both \(1064\text{\ nm}\) (for deeper targets like blue and black tattoos) and \(532\text{\ nm}\) (for epidermal targets like red and green tattoos and brown spots).

Q-Switched Technology:
This method uses a technique to produce extremely short (nanosecond) and high-peak-power pulses, which are effective for shattering pigment particles without causing excessive thermal damage.

Frequency Doubling:
The process of frequency doubling converts the \(1064\text{\ nm}\) output to \(532\text{\ nm}\) using a non-linear optical crystal. This shorter wavelength is ideal for targeting superficial pigment.

Primary Use:
Tattoo removal and treatment of various pigmented skin lesions like sun spots, birthmarks, and melasma.