Long-Pulse Laser for Pigmented Lesions: 755nm & 1064nm

What is a pigmented lesion?

Pigmentary lesions are common skin concerns encountered in medical aesthetics clinics and professional skin management centers, encompassing issues such as freckles, sun spots, age spots, café-au-lait spots, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, and uneven skin tone. While many clients rely on spot-fading skincare products over the long term, conventional treatments often yield only limited improvement when addressing stubborn blemishes and deep-seated pigmentation issues.

Long-pulsed laser technology represents a specialized aesthetic laser technique that targets melanin-rich areas within the skin using specific wavelengths and precisely controlled energy. By facilitating the breakdown of excess pigment, this treatment helps blemishes gradually fade, resulting in a complexion that appears more even, radiant, and clear.

For beauty salons, medical aesthetics clinics, and skin management centers, long-pulse lasers serve a dual purpose: they not only address pigmentation concerns but also enable the expansion of service offerings to include hair removal, skin rejuvenation, and the treatment of certain vascular conditions. As such, they represent a highly practical and versatile piece of multifunctional laser equipment.

The Effects of 755nm and 1064nm Long-Pulse Lasers

755nm Long-Pulse Laser

The 755nm wavelength exhibits excellent absorption by melanin, making it suitable for addressing superficial pigmentation issues—such as freckles, sun spots, shallow hyperpigmentation, and uneven skin tone. Additionally, it is frequently utilized in laser hair removal procedures, enabling clinics to expand their range of treatment services.

1064nm Long-Pulse Laser

The 1064nm wavelength penetrates deeper and exhibits relatively low absorption by epidermal melanin; consequently, it is widely utilized in deep-layer skin management, the treatment of darker skin types, and the management of certain deep-seated pigmentation issues. It is also applicable for skin rejuvenation, hair removal, and the improvement of specific vascular conditions.

The dual-wavelength combination allows for comprehensive coverage of client needs, effectively treating superficial pigmentation while also addressing deeper-level skin treatment requirements.

What issues can long-pulse lasers address?

Long-pulse lasers can be used to improve a variety of benign pigmentary conditions, including:

Freckle

Sunburn

Age spots

Café-au-lait spot

Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation

Uneven skin tone

Dull and rough

Certain Deep-Seated Pigmentation Issues

Given that different pigmentation issues vary in depth and etiology, a professional skin assessment is required prior to treatment to select the appropriate wavelength, energy, pulse duration, and spot size.

Advantages of Long-Pulse Laser Treatment

 1. Targeted Pigment Correction

Long-pulse lasers act directly upon pigmented areas, offering a more targeted approach compared to standard skincare products; they are suitable for improving sun spots, freckles, age spots, and localized hyperpigmentation.

2. Flexible and Adjustable Parameters

Professional long-pulse laser devices typically support the adjustment of energy levels, pulse duration, and spot size, facilitating the creation of personalized treatment plans tailored to different skin types and treatment areas.

3. Suitable for a Wide Range of Project Applications

In addition to improving pigmentation, long-pulsed lasers can also be utilized for hair removal, skin rejuvenation, and the treatment of certain vascular conditions, thereby helping facilities enhance equipment utilization rates.

3. The recovery period is relatively short.

Following treatment, transient redness or a mild sensation of warmth may typically occur; however, this generally does not interfere with daily activities. The use of a cooling system can enhance treatment comfort.

Treatment Process and Care Recommendations

Prior to treatment, the practitioner will assess the client's skin type, type of pigmentation, recent sun exposure, and overall skin condition. During the procedure, appropriate parameters are selected based on the specific concerns, and cooling measures are applied to protect the skin.

Following treatment, it is essential to practice gentle skincare and strictly adhere to sun protection measures. For a short period, avoid excessive sun exposure, saunas, strenuous exercise, chemical peels, and irritating skincare products. Sun protection is a crucial step in maintaining the efficacy of the treatment; if the skin is subjected to prolonged UV exposure after treatment, pigmentation issues may recur or worsen.

Why do institutions require long-pulse laser equipment?

Pigmentation spots, dullness, uneven skin tone, and hair removal procedures have consistently been high-demand services at beauty salons and medical aesthetics clinics. Long-pulse laser devices enable these establishments to offer a wide range of treatments, including spot removal, skin rejuvenation, hair removal, skin tone management, and the treatment of vascular concerns.

For institutions seeking to enhance their range of services and optimize equipment utilization, dual-wavelength (755nm and 1064nm) long-pulse laser systems offer significant commercial value. These devices are not only well-suited for routine skin management treatments but also enable distributors and clinics to expand their portfolio of specialized aesthetic laser services.

Our Long-Pulse Laser Aesthetic Equipment

We are a professional manufacturer of aesthetic equipment, providing long-pulse laser aesthetic devices to medical aesthetic institutions, beauty salons, skin management centers, and global distributors.

Our device supports 755nm and 1064nm wavelengths, enabling treatments for pigmentation correction, hair removal, skin rejuvenation, and certain vascular conditions. Featuring stable energy output, adjustable parameters, and an integrated cooling system, the device is ideally suited for clinics offering a wide range of high-demand dermatological treatments.

If you are looking for professional long-pulse laser equipment, please feel free to contact us for product specifications, wholesale pricing, training support, and customized solutions.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Which pigmentation issues can be treated with long-pulse lasers?

It can be used to improve freckles, sun spots, age spots, uneven skin tone, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, and certain deep-seated pigmentation issues. A preliminary skin assessment is required to determine whether this treatment is suitable for your specific case.

2. How many treatment sessions are required?

The number of treatment sessions required depends on the type, depth, and surface area of the pigmentation, as well as the client's skin metabolism. Superficial pigmentation is typically easier to improve, whereas deeper pigmentary issues may require a longer course of treatment.

3. Will the treatment be painful?

Most clients will experience a mild sensation of warmth or a snapping sensation. With the aid of a cooling system, comfort levels are significantly enhanced.

4. What precautions should be taken after treatment?

Following treatment, it is essential to intensify sun protection and avoid excessive sun exposure, irritating skincare products, and high-temperature environments, while also maintaining skin hydration and facilitating recovery.

5. What is the difference between long-pulse lasers and picosecond lasers?

Picosecond lasers are better suited for the removal of stubborn pigmentation and tattoos, whereas long-pulse lasers are suitable for a wider range of applications, including pigmentation correction, hair removal, skin rejuvenation, and the treatment of vascular issues.

Long-pulse laser treatment for pigmented lesions is a specialized skin enhancement procedure well-suited for medical aesthetic clinics and professional skin management centers. It helps improve conditions such as freckles, sun spots, age spots, hyperpigmentation, and uneven skin tone, while also enabling the expansion of high-demand services such as hair removal and skin rejuvenation.

For professional institutions, long-pulse laser equipment is a specialized aesthetic laser device characterized by its broad range of applications, high frequency of use, and significant potential for business conversion.