MediClear Star™ | Q-Switched ND YAG Laser tattoo removal machine | tattoo removal laser | pigmentation removal | speckle removal

Features

• Powerful energy with long-time working.
• Superior cooling system: water cooling+ air cooling + radiator
• 3 laser tips enable the treatment of all kinds of tattoos.
• Rust-proof water circle design
• Unique ceramic chamber and resonator design enable stable energy output.
• Water level alert system
• Wireless foot pedal enables convenient operation. 
• Real Single pulse energy  350mj  output ensures effective treatment.
• Real 500W power supply ensures high energy output
• Big laser gun with big lamp and rod for effective treatment.

Technologies

Q-switched ND yag laser:

Utilizing the explosive effect of the ND:YAG LASER, the laser permeates the epidermis into the dermis and takes effect on pigment mass, and is absorbed by pigment. Since the laser pulses is extremely short in nanosecond and comes with super high energy, the pigment mass would swell quickly and break into small pieces, which will be eliminated through metabolism. In this case, the pigments become lighter gradually and finally disappear.

Design

• Superior cooling system: water cooling+ air cooling + radiator
• Advanced 3 laser tips offers complete tattoo removal treatment. 
  
• Rust-proof water circle design
• Unique ceramic chamber and resonator design enable stable energy output.
• Wireless foot pedal enables convenient operation.
  
  
  
• Real Single pulse energy  350mj  output ensures effective treatment.
• Real 500W power supply ensures high energy output
• Big laser gun with big lamp and rod for effective treatment.
  

Application

A. For endogenous pigment: nevus of Ota, coffee spot, age pigment, freckle etc removal.
B. For exogenous pigment: tattoo, eyeliner and eyebrow removal.
C. Skin whitening.Treatment
Hand Pieces available:
1, 1064nm handle: Remove and lighten speckles, age-spots, sun-burn spots and tattoo in black, blue colors
2, 532nm handle:Remove and lighten red and brown colors tattoo

Result

FAQ

How does the laser remove my tattoo?
Tattoos consist of thousands of tiny particles of pigment (ink) that have been injected into the dermis, which are suspended in the skin. Normally, the healing process and cell turnover remove small foreign particles from the skin. However, tattoo pigment particles are too large to be removed during these natural processes.
Laser tattoo removal uses technology in which a high-powered, very short, pulsed beam of light is delivered at specific wavelengths—1064nm (nanometres), or 532nm. The beam passes through the skin and breaks up tattoo pigment particles of all colors and shades into smaller particles. These particles are then gradually eliminated through the body's lymphatic system. Eventually, the tattoo fades in much the same way that a bruise fades over time.

Is laser tattoo removal safe?
Yes, it is. When performed correctly by a certified, experienced laser technician, laser tattoo removal is both safe and effective.

Will the laser completely remove my tattoo?
Most tattoos can be considerably diminished and many can be completely removed. Some tattoos can be removed more easily than others, depending on the following factors:
• Colour, quality, quantity, and depth of pigment: Certain pigments—black, red, and dark blue—respond better to the laser than do green, orange, and light blue or pink pigments. These lighter pigments can require more treatments to achieve your desired results. Professionally applied tattoos use ink intended to be permanent and can require more treatments than amateur or medical tattoos.
• Age of the tattoo: Older, blurred tattoos that have migrated from their original site can be more difficult to remove.
• Location on the body: Tattoos on thinner-skinned areas—such as ankles or fingers—are more difficult to remove than those placed on thicker-skinned areas, such as the abdomen and shoulders.
Some areas may retain a shadow of the former tattoo, which will fade gradually. During your complimentary consultation, your certified laser technician will assess your tattoo and give you a more precise estimate of the number of treatments you will require.

Is laser tattoo removal painful?
It can be uncomfortable. People who have undergone laser tattoo-removal treatment compare it to the snap of an elastic band against the skin. However, we all experience pain differently and tolerance is a variable factor.
In preparation for your treatment, you may wish to take an over-the-counter, non-Aspirin® product such as Tylenol®. DO NOT take Aspirin® products as they can increase the risk of bruising and/or bleeding.

What are the possible side effects of laser tattoo removal?
Essentially, the removal of a tattoo involves creating a controlled medical burn with the laser. There is an immediate whitening of the treated area, which may last anywhere from several minutes up to several hours. Short-term side effects can include reddening, mild burning, temporary bruising, and/or blistering.
Within 12-72 hours, your skin will likely scab or crust, and this can last for one to two weeks or more. Your skin can be pink or pale after the scab separates. Loss of skin pigment in the treated area is common but usually temporary. Your technician will discuss possible side effects with you, and provide you with pre-and post-treatment care instructions before scheduling your laser tattoo-removal appointment.

How many treatments will I need?
Generally speaking, laser tattoo removal can require anywhere from three to twelve treatments. The number of treatments will depend upon: the age, size, color, and location of the tattoo; and the type and depth of the ink pigment. Ideally, treatments will be scheduled from four to eight weeks apart to allow your body’s lymphatic system to flush out the dissolved pigment particles. Your technician will be able to provide you with a more precise estimate during your complimentary consultation.

How long is a treatment session?
Generally speaking, a laser tattoo-removal session will last no longer than 30 minutes. However, the time varies depending on the size, age, pigment color, pigment type, pigment depth, design intricacy, and location on your body.

Pre-Treatment Care:
• Do not tan or expose unprotected skin to the sun for two to four weeks prior (including sunless tanning).
• Shave any hair in the area to be treated 24 hours prior.
• Apply an over-the-counter topical anesthetic 30-90 minutes prior—or follow manufacturer’s directions—and then cover with plastic or Saran™ wrap to prevent oxidization or removal.
• Avoid harsh irritants or products—including mechanical and chemical exfoliation—on the tattoo area.
• Remove all makeup, lotion, and deodorant on the tattoo area.

Post-Treatment Care:
• Apply an ice pack or cold compress over the gauze bandage several times a day (if needed) to help reduce bruising and swelling—can last from one hour to seven days.
• To help prevent infection, keep the treated area moist with an antibiotic ointment until redness and irritation subside
• Avoid washing the area for 24 hours as hot water and soap may cause irritation and delay healing.
• Avoid vigorous exercise, hot tubs, and saunas for two to seven days.
• Avoid exposure to sun and use a minimum SPF-30 sunscreen for two months.
• Seek immediate medical attention if: the area appears to be infected—honey-colored crusting, oozing, and/or spreading redness; you experience unusual discomfort or bleeding; you have any extreme reactions such as fever, rash, difficulty breathing, or other complications.

Shipping 

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Warehouse working time: 9:00 am~ 6:pm (Monday to Friday; GMT+8).