532nm (Green Wavelength):
Function: This wavelength is commonly used for targeting red and orange tattoo pigments. It is effective in breaking down these specific colors in tattoos during laser tattoo removal procedures.
1064nm (Nd:YAG Wavelength):
Function: The 1064nm wavelength is versatile and is often used for tattoo removal, especially for darker ink colors like black and blue. It penetrates deeper into the skin, making it effective for treating tattoos on a variety of skin types.
1320nm (Nd:YAG, Non-Ablative Wavelength):
Function: This wavelength is associated with non-ablative laser treatments. It is commonly used for skin rejuvenation and addressing various dermatological concerns, including pigmentation irregularities and fine lines. It is also known for its role in treating acne and improving overall skin texture.
755nm (Alexandrite Wavelength):
Function: The 755nm wavelength is commonly used for laser hair removal. It is particularly effective for targeting melanin in the hair follicles, making it a popular choice for individuals with lighter skin tones. Alexandrite lasers are known for their speed and efficiency in hair removal treatments.
