Tattoo removal on this site is served by the documented picosecond laser model, whose detail page lists tattoo removal among its function statements, alongside pigmentation conditions, carbon peeling, eyebrow and lip line removal, acne scar improvement, and skin rejuvenation. The model offers 1064nm, 755nm, and 532nm wavelengths switchable in software, a 450 picosecond pulse width, and energy adjustable from 10 to 2000 millijoules, all documented on its detail page and transcribed on its product page.
Buyers often compare picosecond lasers with Q-switched Nd:YAG lasers for tattoo removal, and the comparison guide on this site explains that conceptual difference without presenting a Q-switched product page, because this site has no standalone Q-switched product model. The keyword for Q-switched Nd:YAG appears only as a secondary term on that comparison page. A buyer who specifically needs a Q-switched system should ask whether the company offers one and request its specification sheet, rather than assuming the picosecond model's figures apply to it.
The diode laser line also includes listed combination products whose names mention tattoo removal, but those products have no documented specification table, and this page does not borrow the picosecond model's figures for them. If a combination product is under consideration for tattoo removal, its specification sheet should be requested separately, and the comparison should be made on that sheet's figures.
As with every application on this site, the function statements here are detail page statements, not guaranteed outcomes. Tattoo removal results depend on the tattoo, the skin, the operator, and the treatment plan, and a buyer should discuss expected performance with the company for the specific model and use case, and confirm the certification documents for their market before ordering.
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