Product Description
Specifications of pico beauty laser:
| Model | Yinhe-C10 |
| wavelength | 1064nm 755nm 532nm |
| screen | 10 inch color touchscreen |
| pulseduration | 500-800 ps |
| cooling system | closed-off water circulation + air |
| spot size | 2~10mm2 |
| power supply | 220v~230v/50HZ~60HZ 100v~110v/50HZ~60HZ |
| pulse energy | Max 2000MJ/CM2 |
| laser type | ND YAG: Picosecond laser |
| Laser output mode | Flat top |
| Frequency | 1-10Hz adjustable |
Range of picosercord
(1) treatment of chloasma, Tada nevus, malar fuscoceruleus moles and other leather pigmented skin problems;
(2) freckles, age spots, coffee spots and other skin pigmented skin problems.
(3) tattoo, eyebrow, lip liner, etc.
(4) the skin shrink large pores
(5) improve acne
(6) the operation of black doll.
Pictures of picolaser beauty machine:
Treatment theory:The energy of Pico Laser can be absorbed by the black and blue melanin.The melanin will be fragmented so small that they can be metabolized by the lymphatic system or egested out of the body.Thus,the tattoo or other pigmentation will be removed without damage to normal tissue.The treatment is safe and convenient without downtime and sider effects
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Why picolaser Laser better than Nd Yag laser :
Picosecond laser machines are advanced medical devices used for various dermatological procedures, including tattoo removal, pigmentation treatment, and skin rejuvenation. These machines utilize ultra-short pulses of laser energy in the picosecond range to target specific skin concerns. While specific features may vary depending on the brand and model, here are ten common characteristics of picosecond laser machines:
Ultra-short Pulse Duration: Picosecond laser machines emit laser pulses with durations in the picosecond range (trillionths of a second), allowing for precise and targeted treatment of skin concerns.
Versatile Wavelengths: These machines offer a range of wavelengths to target different chromophores in the skin, enabling treatment of various conditions such as pigmentation, tattoos, acne scars, and fine lines.
Fast Treatment Speed: Picosecond lasers deliver rapid pulses of laser energy, resulting in faster treatment sessions compared to traditional lasers. This can be advantageous for both patients and practitioners.
High Peak Power: Picosecond laser machines generate high peak power, which helps to fragment and break down pigmented particles or tattoo ink effectively, leading to improved treatment outcomes.
Minimal Thermal Damage: The ultra-short pulse duration of picosecond lasers minimizes heat generation, reducing the risk of thermal damage to the surrounding tissues and promoting faster healing.
Adjustable Energy Levels: These machines typically offer adjustable energy levels to accommodate various skin types and conditions, allowing practitioners to customize treatments for optimal results and patient comfort.
Non-ablative and Ablative Modes: Picosecond laser machines may have both non-ablative and ablative treatment modes. Non-ablative treatments target specific skin concerns while leaving the outermost layer of the skin intact, promoting faster recovery. Ablative treatments involve controlled removal of a thin layer of skin to address more severe skin conditions.
Multiple Spot Sizes: Some picosecond laser machines offer interchangeable spot sizes, allowing practitioners to select the appropriate spot size for different treatment areas and achieve precise targeting.
Minimal Downtime: Depending on the treatment and individual response, picosecond laser procedures generally have minimal downtime. Patients may experience mild redness, swelling, or temporary pigment changes, which typically resolve within a few days to a week.
Long-lasting Results: With a series of treatments, picosecond laser procedures can provide long-lasting results. The breakdown of pigmented particles or tattoo ink triggers the body's natural healing process, gradually fading pigmentation or tattoo over time.
It is important to note that picosecond laser treatments should be performed by trained professionals in a clinical setting. Prior to undergoing any aesthetic procedure, it is advisable to consult with a qualified healthcare professional or dermatologist who can assess your specific needs and guide you through the treatment process.
