Uploaded July 2016 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Learn about what type of laser is best suited to remove the red and orange spectrum of tattoo ink. Using a 532nm FD Nd-YAG Q-Switched laser in your aesthetic laser practice can help effectively treat tattoos with red and orange spectrum ink.
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Today, at Quanta Laser Labs, we’re going to talk about the 532-nanometer, frequency doubled, Nd-YAG Q-Switched laser.
Now that’s a mouthful, but understand that 532 wavelength is really going to be the wavelength that’s best suited to treat the red and orange spectrum. And in the tattoos that we see out there today, they’re no longer just simply a black tribal band around somebody’s arm but are really a rainbow of colors. If you want to be able to very effectively treat all colors, a key part of that is being able to treat the red and orange spectrum, and that 532 wavelength is really the only wavelength that you can effectively treat that spectrum.
When you’re looking at bringing tattoo removal into your clinic, you need to make sure that whatever device you have, it does have a 532.
Call our aesthetic laser consultants today and we can help you decide which device is right for your aesthetic practice.
Learn about what type of laser is best suited to remove the red and orange spectrum of tattoo ink. Using a 532nm FD Nd-YAG Q-Switched laser in your aesthetic laser practice can help effectively treat tattoos with red and orange spectrum ink.
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Follow us online here:
Instagram: instagram.com/quantalasers
Facebook: facebook.com/QuantaAestheticLasers
Twitter: twitter.com/quantalaser
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/quanta-usa
Website: quantausa.com
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Today, at Quanta Laser Labs, we’re going to talk about the 532-nanometer, frequency doubled, Nd-YAG Q-Switched laser.
Now that’s a mouthful, but understand that 532 wavelength is really going to be the wavelength that’s best suited to treat the red and orange spectrum. And in the tattoos that we see out there today, they’re no longer just simply a black tribal band around somebody’s arm but are really a rainbow of colors. If you want to be able to very effectively treat all colors, a key part of that is being able to treat the red and orange spectrum, and that 532 wavelength is really the only wavelength that you can effectively treat that spectrum.
When you’re looking at bringing tattoo removal into your clinic, you need to make sure that whatever device you have, it does have a 532.
Call our aesthetic laser consultants today and we can help you decide which device is right for your aesthetic practice.
