How to Choose Laser Tattoo Removal Machine?

Author: Lucy Publish Time: 2020-06-18 Origin: Site

Tattoos are becoming more and more popular in the world. Why? 

Because people think tattoos are image symbols that telling other people what they believe or like. Maybe they think they have the

 right to decide how they look like.



If you want to be laser tattoo removal practitioners, then you should read this guidepost to buy a suitable laser tattoo removal machine.

The go-to laser for most tattoo removal practitioners is an Pico laser because it is capable of producing the most versatile wavelengths: 

1064nm and 532nm.

The 1064nm wavelength is a powerhouse for treating black, blue, and other dark ink colors.

The 532nm wavelength is highly effective for removing red, orange, pink, and other bright colors.

The 1320nm laser, also called blackdoll. It's usually for the skin whitening, vascular therapy.



Tattoo removal machine uses the theory that the specific wavelengths (532nm, 1064nm and 1320nm) of the laser will 

be absorbed by specific pigment. The specific pigment after absorbing high energy of the laser could cause them to swell and explode to 

partial fragments, and then these fragments will be shot out of the body, and the other pigment fragments will be removed by your body's 

immune system sometime.


Because the normal skin absorbs little energy induced by laser at the wavelength of 1064nm,1320nm or 532nm, the laser could selectively

target and destroy tattoos or pigments while leaving and won't bring damage to the normal tissue. The treatment is safe and convenient 

without downtime and side effects.

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