Working Principle
The Q-switched Nd:YAG laser works on the principle of photodisruption effects. By emitting high peak energy pulses within nanoseconds, the laser targets pigment particles in the skin while managing exposure to surrounding tissue.The laser emits high-energy pulses within nanoseconds, targeting pigment particles embedded in the skin.
Upon absorption, these pigment particles undergo an instantaneous photomechanical effect, shattering into tiny fragments.Some fragments are expelled through the skin’s surface, while others are naturally metabolized and removed by the lymphatic system.
The 1064nm wavelength penetrates deeper layers of the skin, effectively removing black and blue pigments, such as those found in tattoos and dermal pigmentation disorders (e.g., Nevus of Ota).
The 532nm wavelength targets superficial pigments, addressing red, brown, and pink lesions, freckles, solar lentigines, and epidermal melasma.
The optional 1320nm Black Carbon tip provides a"Carbon Laser Facial", which deeply cleanses, tightens pores, whitens skin, reduces acne, and stimulates collagen regeneration for anti-aging benefits.
The 755nm wavelength used for epidermal & dermal pigments, melasma, freckles, skin brightening.
This precise laser action ensures minimal thermal damage to surrounding tissue, making treatments both intended for trained professional operation with little downtime for patients.
