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Most people don’t realize just how permanent a tattoo can be. However, if you find yourself regretting a previous life decision, Winter Park Laser Tattoo Removal can help. After having a picture or a design permanently etched onto your skin, it might be difficult to alter your mind, but laser tattoo removal can assist.
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Most people don’t realize just how permanent a tattoo is. However, if you regret a decision from your past, Winter Park Laser Tattoo Removal can help. After all, once you’ve allowed a professional to permanently etch a picture or design onto your skin, changing your mind becomes difficult. Fortunately, laser tattoo removal offers a solution.
What’s a Tattoo Removal Laser?
It is a specialized device that erases tattoos from the skin. In contrast to regular lasers that medical professionals use for various procedures, engineers specifically design tattoo removal lasers to target and break down ink pigments embedded in the skin. These lasers emit intense pulses of light in extremely short durations. In fact, they measure the pulse duration in nanoseconds (one billionth of a second).
The Q-Switched Laser
A Q-Switched device is a specialized laser tool. In simple terms, Q-Switched (aka quick-switched) means it delivers light energy in a very short pulse that is much shorter than a standard laser.
Typically, standard aesthetic lasers measure their pulse width in milliseconds (ms). In contrast, a Q-Switched laser measures the pulse width in nanoseconds (ns). To put that into perspective, a millisecond is one-one thousandth of a second, whereas a nanosecond is one-one billionth of a second.
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