The picosecond laser system is built on a versatile platform offering five distinct wavelengths. The standard configuration comes equipped with 1064nm and 532nm wavelengths. To expand clinical capabilities, optional wavelengths of 585nm, 650nm, and 755nm, as well as a fractional handpiece, can be added to the system.
Core Takeaway This system moves beyond a "one-size-fits-all" approach by combining standard deep-penetrating wavelengths with optional specialized ranges. This allows practitioners to treat a comprehensive variety of skin problems and tattoo pigments by selecting the specific wavelength required for the target depth and color.
The Wavelength Ecosystem
The system is designed to adapt to specific clinical indications through a mix of standard and modular wavelength options.
Standard Operating Wavelengths
Out of the box, the machine utilizes 1064nm and 532nm. These are the fundamental wavelengths required for general pigmentation control and tattoo removal.
Optional Specialized Wavelengths
For clinics requiring a broader treatment spectrum, three additional wavelengths are available: 585nm, 650nm, and 755nm. These additions allow for highly specific targeting of difficult ink colors and complex pigmented lesions.
Fractional Capabilities
Beyond distinct wavelengths, the system supports an optional fractional handpiece. This tool is essential for skin resurfacing and treating issues that require fractional energy delivery rather than full-beam coverage.
Technical Performance and Precision
The effectiveness of these wavelengths is amplified by the machine's underlying technical specifications.
Short Pulse Width
The system operates with a pulse width of 450ps. This ultra-short duration ensures efficient destruction of target pigments through the photoacoustic effect.
Selective Photothermolysis
The combination of specific wavelengths and short pulse width adheres to the criteria of selective photothermolysis. This maximizes damage to the target pigment while minimizing collateral thermal damage to surrounding tissue.
Adjustable Spot Size
Practitioners can adjust the spot size from 2 to 10mm. This flexibility allows the user to tailor the energy density and coverage area based on the size of the lesion or tattoo being treated.
Understanding the Trade-offs
While the system is highly capable, it is important to understand the configuration requirements.
Configuration Complexity
The machine is not an "all-in-one" unit by default; the 585nm, 650nm, and 755nm wavelengths are optional. Users must proactively determine if their patient demographic requires these specific wavelengths or if the standard configuration suffices.
Optimization vs. Convenience
Using multiple wavelengths requires the practitioner to actively select the optimal setting for specific absorption characteristics (such as melanin or hemoglobin). While this optimizes safety and results, it requires a deeper understanding of laser physics compared to single-wavelength devices.
Making the Right Choice for Your Goal
The configuration you choose should depend heavily on the specific "skin problems" or tattoos you intend to treat.
- If your primary focus is general pigment and dark tattoo removal: The standard 1064nm and 532nm set provides the foundational coverage needed for black, blue, and red inks.
- If your primary focus is multicolored tattoos or resistant lesions: You must opt for the 585nm, 650nm, and 755nm add-ons to effectively target green, purple, and sky-blue pigments.
- If your primary focus is skin texture and rejuvenation: Prioritize acquiring the fractional handpiece to leverage the system for resurfacing applications.
Select the configuration that aligns with your most frequent clinical cases to maximize the utility of the device.
Summary Table:
| Wavelength | Type | Primary Clinical Indication |
|---|---|---|
| 1064nm | Standard | Dark ink (Black/Blue), deep dermal pigment |
| 532nm | Standard | Red/Orange ink, superficial epidermal pigment |
| 585nm | Optional | Sky blue and difficult multicolored tattoo inks |
| 650nm | Optional | Green and purple ink targeting |
| 755nm | Optional | Stubborn pigment and targeted melanin removal |
| Fractional | Handpiece | Skin resurfacing, texture improvement, and scars |
Elevate Your Clinic’s Results with BELIS Advanced Laser Systems
At BELIS, we specialize in professional-grade medical aesthetic equipment designed exclusively for high-end clinics and premium salons. Our Picosecond Laser platform offers a modular approach to skin care, allowing you to customize your device with the exact wavelengths needed to treat diverse patient demographics—from complex multicolored tattoo removal to advanced skin rejuvenation.
Why choose BELIS?
- Comprehensive Portfolio: Beyond Pico lasers, we offer Nd:YAG, CO2 Fractional, and Diode systems, plus HIFU, Microneedle RF, and EMSlim body sculpting.
- Precision Engineering: Experience 450ps ultra-short pulse widths for maximum efficacy with minimal downtime.
- Tailored Solutions: We help you select the right configuration to maximize your return on investment and clinical success.
Ready to upgrade your treatment capabilities? Contact us today to discuss your equipment needs and let BELIS bring professional-grade precision to your practice.
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