FAQ

How does this treatment work?

QSwi-1P adopts the latest Q-switched model, makes the cure time of laser to be smallest, avoiding damage to the skin. And the skin tissue absorbs the high energy of the certain laser wavelength in instant, then expands and explodes to tiny thing easily. Then licked up by the cell and be got out of the body.

How many treatments do I need for a tattoo removal?

The number of treatments is individual. Only very small tattoos can be removed in rare cases with a few treatments. The number depends on various factors: amateur or professional tattoo, colour and colour composition, size and texture, depth and density, lymphatic system reactivity and aftercare. Usually you can see the success after each treatment, as the tattoo gradually weakens. Several treatments are always necessary for complete removal.

How long does a treatment take?

The duration of the treatment depends on the size of the tattoo and on the cooling time. Usually it will take at least 30 minutes for a treatment.

Is it safe?

Q-Switched Laser Treatment is a gentle alternative, and requires less sessions than skin resurfacing procedures to achieve similar results. Thus, reducing the chances of side effects greatly. It does not cause the skin to become thinner.

Is it painful?

The laser energy feels like many tiny hot dots on your skin. The process is very tolerable.

Does laser hurt?

The aspect of laser surgery that most people appreciate is its comfort. While no treatment is always painless, the laser may reduce the need for postoperative pain medication and may reduce swelling and bleeding.

What are the benefits of using the laser?

They are very precise, so there is minimal impact on oral tissues. They are gentle and generally painless and often require little or no anesthesia. They can minimize bleeding and swelling and speed healing time. They reduce the risk of infection by decontaminating the affected areas

Why is a laser the“fastest knife”?

It not only is "the fastest knife", is "the most gentle knife" the principle of the laser is guided by a ceramic tube laser beam parallel to the surface, but the photon energy is also absorbed by the target group of light - dictating backwardness, rapidly improve the temperature of the organization, under the high temperature, the cell organization internal and external heat gasification of water molecules, leading to the separation of biological tissue, to achieve the effect of fast cutting. Even with this rapid cutting ability, but less bleeding, good sealing, painless and comfortable, so it is the "most gentle knife"!

Is PLDD demanding on physicians?

Of course, it must first be performed by a specialized surgeon, usually an orthopedic surgeon or a neurointerventionist. However, even for doctors who have not been exposed to laser surgery, the learning cost of PLDD is not very high. The whole procedure is relatively simple, the operation mode is fixed, and the laser will do most of the operations automatically.

What are the applicable wavelengths for PLDD?

For PLDD, the current mainstream wavelength choice is 980nm because 980nm has been clinically proven for a long time in terms of tissue absorption and widely accepted by physicians worldwide. However, more and more doctors are trying to apply 1470nm, because 1470nm has a better water absorption rate, and the water content in the nucleus pulposus of the disc is relatively high, and even trying the dual combination of 1470nm+980nm, which continues to be well accepted by the academic community.

What are the requirements of PLDD for lasers?

Since PLDD was invented in 1986, through continuous clinical improvement, the treatment environment of PLDD has gradually changed to 'in office' and 'outpatient basis', along with the demand for compactness, lightness and simple operation of the laser, which has gradually increased. In this case, 8kg Surgical Diode Laser System will be one of the best choices for PLDD laser.

When PLDD treatment is appropriate?

Not all herniated discs can be perfectly treated with PLDD, which is only suitable for cases where the nucleus pulposus is herniated but not completely detached or free. Therefore, a thorough examination by imaging is needed before treatment, and the doctor determines whether PLDD is suitable

What are the advantages of PLDD compared to traditional surgery?

The advantages of laser treatment are its controlled and precise fractional energy, which brings the advantages of small incisions, low complications and short recovery time. The same applies to PLDD, which can also achieve better postoperative results for herniated discs and no recurrence for a long time.

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