HELLO
DEAR SIR(S)
THIS IS DR TOPOVIC GREENOV
IN LASER FEILD FOR TATTOO REMOVAL,
IS Q-SWITH ND-YAG=MEDICAL, AND ND-YAG LASER MACHICE =AESTHETHIC ?
IS THIS CORRECT ? OR NO?
IF YES, WHAT IS THE REASONS?
HAVE ANY DIFFERENCE IN RESULTS?
THANKS FOR YOUR COMMENTS.
BEST REGARDS DR.GREENOV

yes that is medical and considered ablative. The q switched nd yag delivers a photoacoustic trauma as opposed to a thermal injury. If you use alternative units there will be much more thermal injury to the tattoo area and patient discomfort will also be greater. The q switched is the unit of choice for tattoo removal

yes that is medical and considered ablative. The q switched nd yag delivers a photoacoustic trauma as opposed to a thermal injury. If you use alternative units there will be much more thermal injury to the tattoo area and patient discomfort will also be greater. The q switched is the unit of choice for tattoo removal

yes that is medical and considered ablative. The q switched nd yag delivers a photoacoustic trauma as opposed to a thermal injury. If you use alternative units there will be much more thermal injury to the tattoo area and patient discomfort will also be greater. The q switched is the unit of choice for tattoo removal

yes that is medical and considered ablative. The q switched nd yag delivers a photoacoustic trauma as opposed to a thermal injury. If you use alternative units there will be much more thermal injury to the tattoo area and patient discomfort will also be greater. The q switched is the unit of choice for tattoo removal

yes that is medical and considered ablative. The q switched nd yag delivers a photoacoustic trauma as opposed to a thermal injury. If you use alternative units there will be much more thermal injury to the tattoo area and patient discomfort will also be greater. The q switched is the unit of choice for tattoo removal