Why is ND yag laser 532nm 755nm 1064nm so popular?

There is extensive scientific literature and clinical evidence supporting its efficacy and safety for various cosmetic and medical applications.

In the beauty world, different wavelengths of lasers are used for various purposes.

532nm Laser:

This is a green laser commonly used for treating superficial vascular lesions, such as spider veins, broken capillaries, and some types of birthmarks. The 532nm wavelength is well-absorbed by red and brown pigments in the skin, targeting these specific areas for treatment.

755nm Laser:

This wavelength is typically used for hair removal procedures. It targets melanin, the pigment responsible for hair color, and is effective for treating a wide range of hair colors and types. The 755nm wavelength is particularly suited for lighter skin tones.

1064nm Laser:

This is an infrared laser that has a greater depth of penetration compared to other wavelengths. It is commonly used for hair removal in darker skin types, as it has less melanin absorption and reduces the risk of complications such as skin discoloration. The 1064nm laser can also be used for treating vascular lesions, deep pigmented lesions, and tattoo removal.

The ND:YAG (Neodymium-doped Yttrium Aluminum Garnet) laser is a solid-state laser that emits light at various wavelengths, including the ones mentioned above (532nm, 755nm, and 1064nm). It is a versatile laser technology used in the beauty industry for multiple applications, including hair removal, vascular lesion treatment, pigmented lesion treatment, and tattoo removal.