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Expand your clinical capabilities with a high-performance nd yag laser machine from SEAHEART. Our professional-grade systems utilize advanced Q-switched technology to deliver ultra-short pulses of energy that effectively shatter pigment without damaging surrounding tissue. Whether you are looking for a solution for multi-color tattoo removal, melasma treatment, or the popular 'Carbon Peel,' our ND YAG lasers provide the stability, power, and precision required for medical-grade results.
Dual-Wavelength Precision for Versatile Treatments
Every professional nd yag laser machine in our collection is designed to target specific chromophores using two primary wavelengths:
Ideal for treating dark ink tattoos (black, blue), dermal pigmented lesions, and skin rejuvenation via non-ablative stimulation.
Highly effective for red and orange tattoo inks, as well as superficial sunspots and freckles.
Our machines produce high-peak-power pulses in the nanosecond range, ensuring the photo-acoustic effect is maximized for efficient pigment clearance.
Investing in a nd yag laser machine allows your clinic to offer a wide array of high-demand aesthetic procedures:
Safely fading and removing unwanted tattoos across various skin types.
Also known as the 'Hollywood Peel,' this is a top-tier treatment for skin brightening and oil control.
Clearing age spots, birthmarks, and Ota's nevus.
Stimulating collagen to improve skin texture and tone.
A professional nd yag laser machine with Q-switching allows the laser to release energy in very short, high-intensity bursts. This is crucial for tattoo removal, as it shatters the ink particles into tiny fragments that the body's immune system can then flush away.
Yes, the 1064nm wavelength is particularly safe for darker skin types (Fitzpatrick IV-VI) because it has lower melanin absorption compared to shorter wavelengths, reducing the risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH).
While it depends on the ink depth and color, most clients see significant results within 4–8 sessions when using a medical-grade nd yag laser machine.
