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The Physics of Wavelengths

In aesthetic medicine, energy is entirely dictated by the target chromophore (melanin, hemoglobin, or water). Understanding specific laser wavelengths is the key to predicting clinical outcomes and ensuring patient safety.

755nm Alexandrite Laser

High melanin absorption, ideal for lighter skin types (I-III) and fine hair.

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1064nm Nd:YAG Laser

Deepest penetration, low melanin absorption. Safe for all skin types (I-VI) and vascular lesions.

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810nm Diode Laser

The gold standard for speed. Balanced melanin absorption and penetration depth.

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532nm KTP Laser

Extreme hemoglobin absorption. Used for superficial vascular lesions and pigmentation.

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10,600nm CO2 Laser

Extreme water absorption. The ablative gold standard for intense skin resurfacing.

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