Nd:YAG Laser Tattoo Removal Machine — Professional Pigment & Tattoo Clearing

Nd:YAG Q-Switch Laser Tattoo Removal Machine | Professional Pigment & Tattoo Clearing

Erase what no longer belongs.
The Q-Switch Nd:YAG laser delivers ultra-short nanosecond pulses of high-energy light that shatter tattoo ink and skin pigmentation at the dermal level — without damaging surrounding tissue. Three wavelengths cover every ink color and skin concern, from black tattoos to red pigments to skin whitening treatments.

The Physics of Q-Switch Tattoo Removal

Q-Switching is a technique that stores laser energy and releases it in an extremely short, high-power burst (1–10 nanoseconds). This ultra-short pulse creates a photoacoustic shockwave that shatters pigment particles into microscopic fragments — small enough to be absorbed by macrophages and eliminated through the lymphatic system. The surrounding tissue absorbs minimal energy and remains undamaged.

🔬 3 Wavelengths — Match the Ink Color to the Laser

Full Treatment Menu — Beyond Tattoo Removal

• Tattoo removal: All colors — black, blue, red, brown, cyan, multi-color
• Permanent makeup removal: Eyebrow tattoos, lip liner, eyeliner, eye shadow
• Pigmentation: Freckles, age spots, sunburn, chloasma, nevus of Ota, birthmarks
• Mole and lesion removal: Moles, junctional nevus, brown-blue nevus
• Vascular lesions: Telangiectasia, spider veins, facial flushing
• Skin rejuvenation: Fine lines, acne scars, pore reduction (1320nm Black Doll)
• Skin whitening: Carbon peel / Black Doll treatment for brightening and oil control

📊 Technical Specifications

• Laser Type: Nd:YAG solid-state Q-Switch laser
• Wavelengths: 1064nm + 532nm + 1320nm
• Energy: Up to 2,000 mJ
• Pulse Duration: 1–10 ns
• Frequency: 1–10 Hz (adjustable)
• Spot Size: 1–10 spots (adjustable)
• Power: 500W
• Display: 7" color touch screen
• Cooling: Wind + water cooling
• Machine Size: 33 × 52 × 38.5 cm
• Voltage: 110–220V, 50/60Hz (universal)
• SKU: T03

🗓 Treatment Protocol

• Session: 15–45 min depending on tattoo size and color
• Frequency: Every 6–8 weeks (allow full immune clearance between sessions)
• Sessions needed: 5–15 sessions depending on ink density, color, and age of tattoo
• Post-care: Healing ointment + SPF; avoid sun exposure for 4 weeks

📦 Package Contents

• Main Machine × 1 | Working Handle × 1
• 1064nm Head × 1 | 532nm Head × 1 | 1320nm Head × 1
• Goggles × 1 | Foot Switch × 1 | Funnel × 1
• Keys + Fuses × 1 set | Power Cord × 1 | User Manual × 1

❓ FAQ

Q: Why do different ink colors require different wavelengths?
Laser energy is absorbed by pigment based on complementary color theory — a wavelength is absorbed by its complementary color. 1064nm (near-infrared) is absorbed by dark colors (black, blue, green). 532nm (green) is absorbed by red and orange pigments. Using the wrong wavelength for an ink color results in poor absorption and ineffective treatment.

Q: What is the Black Doll / Carbon Peel treatment?
The 1320nm head is used with a carbon lotion applied to the skin. The carbon particles absorb the 1320nm laser energy and are vaporized, taking with them sebum, dead skin cells, and surface impurities. The thermal effect also stimulates collagen production and tightens pores. It’s a popular “lunchtime” treatment with zero downtime and immediate brightening results.

Q: How many sessions does tattoo removal take?
Professional tattoos typically require 8–15 sessions; amateur tattoos 4–8 sessions. Variables include ink density, colors used, tattoo age, skin type, and immune system health. Black ink responds fastest; green and light blue are most resistant. Sessions must be spaced 6–8 weeks apart to allow the immune system to clear fragmented ink particles.

Q: How does this compare to the T02 (ND Yag Q Switched)?
The T03 offers higher energy output (2,000mJ vs T02’s 2,000mJ pulse width) and a more powerful 500W system with improved handpiece stability and infrared guide light for precise targeting. Both use the same three wavelengths. The T03 is the higher-specification professional system; the T02 is a more compact, cost-effective option for lower-volume use.

Q: Who is not suitable?
Contraindicated for: pregnancy, active skin infections or open wounds in treatment area, photosensitive medications, recent sun exposure or tanning, and clients with a history of keloid scarring. Always conduct a patch test on a small area before full treatment.