Nd:YAG laser · Bison Medical

LUCID Q-PTP

1064 and 532 nm Q-switched Nd:YAG with PTP mode, for pigment, tattoos and toning.

LUCID Q-PTP, nd:yag laser de Bison Medical

What it is

LUCID Q-PTP is a 1064 and 532 nm Q-switched Nd:YAG laser. On top of Q-switched technology, widely used for pigment, it adds the PTP function, which splits one pulse into two to reduce pain and side effects during the procedure, according to the manufacturer.

At 1064 nm it reaches 25 Hz for fast work. Its Quasi-Long mode (300 µs) allows rejuvenation with the Genesis technique. It is Bison Medical's flagship device and holds US FDA 510(k) clearance (K161670).

Technical data

Technology
Q-switched Nd:YAG
Wavelengths
1064 and 532 nm
Modes
Q-switched (5 to 7 ns), PTP (about 20 ns) and Quasi-Long (300 µs)
Repetition rate
Up to 25 Hz at 1064 nm
Spot (zoom)
1064 nm: 1.5 to 10 mm. 532 nm: 1 to 9.5 mm
Optional handpieces
Fractional 1064 and 532 nm; 585 nm and 650 nm dye
Controls
10.4-inch touchscreen and 480 programs
FDA clearance
510(k) K161670, November 2, 2016

What it is used for

  • Epidermal (532 nm) and dermal (1064 nm) pigmented lesions

  • Tattoo removal

  • Toning

  • Soft peeling

  • Rejuvenation with Quasi-Long mode

FDA-cleared indications

  • 532 nm (and 585 nm with dye handpiece)

    Light-colored tattoo inks (red, tan, purple, orange, sky blue, green); epidermal pigmented lesions; minor vascular lesions and telangiectasias; lentigines; café-au-lait macules; seborrheic keratoses; post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation; Becker's nevus; ephelides; nevus spilus.

  • 1064 nm

    Dark tattoo inks (black, blue, brown); nevus of Ota; hair removal or hair lightening; common nevi; melasma; skin rejuvenation for acne scars and wrinkles.

  • Dye handpieces, according to Bison

    585 nm: post-acne erythema, inflammatory acne, facial flushing, melasma with a vascular component. 650 nm: ephelides, lentigines, café-au-lait macules, nevi.

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