| Laser type | Pico second ND: YAG Laser |
| Energy Level | Single Mode: Max 400mj (532nm), Max 800mj (1064nm) Double Mode: Max 800mj (532nm), Max 1600mj (1064nm) |
| Pulse width | 750ps |
| Wavelength | 1064nm, 532nm, 585nm (optional), 650nm (optional) |
| Frequency | 1-10Hz |
| Spot size | 2-10mm |
| Dimension | 107 * 50 * 118 CM |
| Weight | 115 KG |
The system relies on selective photopyrolysis. By using an ultra-short pulse width (750ps), light energy is transferred rapidly without converting into heat. The high-peak laser beam rapidly expands and shatters target pigments into microscopic pieces, allowing the body to absorb and eliminate them efficiently with minimal risk to surrounding skin tissue.
Traditional Q-switched lasers generally require 6 to 8 treatments. Thanks to the advanced picosecond pulse duration, tattoo pigment particles are crushed more thoroughly, reducing the overall required treatments to just 3 to 4 sessions for complete removal.
Since the pulse width is reduced to a trillionth of a second, thermal skin damage is significantly lowered. The procedure is much safer, low-risk, and virtually painless, requiring no anesthesia during treatment.
Minor surface whitening, transient redness, mild swelling, or temporary scabbing can happen immediately after treatment. These symptoms are normal physiological reactions and will subside naturally. Scabs usually shed spontaneously within 7 to 14 days.
Avoid exposing the treated area directly to water for a few days to protect against infection. Strictly apply physical sunscreens to prevent UV-induced pigmentation, and refrain from eating spicy food, drinking alcohol, or smoking during recovery.