Dual-wavelength Q-switched Nd:YAG laser
Bison Medical
An FDA-cleared 1064 and 532 nm Q-switched Nd:YAG laser to remove tattoos, treat pigmentation and rejuvenate the skin with a single device.
A Q-switched laser with two wavelengths, 585 and 650 nm dye handpieces, dual-pulse mode and 480 stored programs, cleared by the U.S. FDA.
- Wavelengths1064 and 532 nm
- Maximum energy2200 mJ (PTP)
- Spot1 to 10 mm
- FDA510(k) K161670


Laser technology
What you can offer in your practice
Tattoo removal
Dark inks (black, blue, brown) with 1064 nm and light inks (red, orange, purple, green, sky blue) with 532 nm.
Pigmentation and spots
Lentigines, ephelides, café-au-lait macules, nevus of Ota, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation and melasma.
Toning and rejuvenation
Quasi-Long mode and fractional handpieces for texture, tone, acne scars and fine wrinkles.
Minor vascular lesions
Telangiectasias with 532 nm and post-acne erythema with the 585 nm dye handpiece.
Hair removal and hair lightening
Cleared indication for 1064 nm.
More comfort with ElaCool
Skin cooling and electroporation to complement your procedures.
What it is and how it works
LUCID Q-PTP is a 1064 and 532 nm Q-switched Nd:YAG laser with a 7-joint articulated arm and a flat-top beam profile (top hat).1 It works in three modes: Q-switched (5 to 7 ns), PTP (about 20 ns) and Quasi-Long (300 µs at 1064 nm).1
In PTP mode, the device splits a higher energy into two closely spaced pulses. According to Bison, this increases the effect and reduces effects such as hypopigmentation. Quasi-Long mode combines toning and collagen stimulation.1
ElaCool complements your procedures: it cools the skin and uses electroporation to support product application, with greater comfort for the patient.3
Bison Medical devices
| Device | Area | Technology | What it measures |
|---|---|---|---|
| LUCID Q-PTP | Q-switched Nd:YAG laser | 1064 and 532 nm; 585 and 650 nm handpieces; Q-switched, PTP and Quasi-Long modes | Pigment, tattoos, vascular lesions, hair and rejuvenation |
| ElaCool | Skin cooling | Cooling and electroporation | Comfort during laser procedures and product application |

Technical data
- Manufacturer
- Bison Medical Co., Ltd., Seoul, South Korea
- Laser
- Q-switched Nd:YAG, 1064 and 532 nm; 635 nm aiming beam
- Maximum energy
- 1064 nm: 2200 mJ (PTP), 1200 mJ (Q-switched), 3400 mJ (Quasi-Long). 532 nm: 600 mJ (PTP), 500 mJ (Q-switched)
- Pulse width
- 5 to 7 ns (Q-switched), ~20 ns (PTP), 300 µs (Quasi-Long)
- Frequency
- Up to 25 Hz at 1064 nm (Q-switched and Quasi-Long); 15 Hz in PTP and at 532 nm
- Spot (zoom)
- 1064 nm: 1.5 to 10 mm. 532 nm: 1 to 9.5 mm
- Optional handpieces
- Fractional 1064 and 532 nm (6 × 6 mm, 9 × 9 dots); 585 nm (6 mm) and 650 nm (2 mm) dye
- Control
- 10.4-inch touchscreen, 480 programs, automatic handpiece and spot recognition, self-calibration
- Device
- 32 × 83 × 101 cm, 87.5 kg, 220/230 V, 3000 VA, class IV laser
- FDA clearance
- 510(k) K161670, November 2, 2016, prescription use
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.2
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.2
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.1
Value for your practice
More than a product: a service line
A single device opens several service lines with patients who come back for sessions: tattoos, pigmentation, tone and texture. The dual-pulse PTP mode, the 480 saved programs and automatic handpiece recognition make daily work faster for you and your team.
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Laser and technology
Basic and advanced course to master the technique, with our team's support after the course.
View the courseWhy professionals choose it
- Many indications, one deviceTwo wavelengths plus dye and fractional handpieces for pigment, tattoos, vascular lesions and rejuvenation.12
- Faster workflow480 stored programs, automatic handpiece and spot recognition, and energy self-calibration.1
- Cleared by the FDAU.S. FDA 510(k) clearance, with published indications.2
- Patient comfortElaCool cools the skin during your laser procedures.3
Compared with its category
Attributes published by each manufacturer or by studies, with the source of each data point. Last reviewed: October 29, 2026.
| Attribute | LUCID Q-PTP | PicoWay |
|---|---|---|
| Pulse duration | Nanoseconds (5 to 7 ns; PTP ~20 ns)1 | Picoseconds4 |
| Wavelengths | 1064 and 532 nm; 585 and 650 nm with handpieces1 | 1064, 785 and 532 nm4 |
| FDA clearance | 510(k) K161670, 20162 | 510(k) K160607, July 2016, 785 nm handpiece4 |
Q-switched and picosecond are different technologies. The 510(k) clearance for LUCID Q-PTP was granted based on equivalence with the Lutronic Spectra, without new clinical data.
Evidence and support
- FDA, 510(k) summary K161670.
Clearance of LUCID Q-PTP with its indications for use. Predicate device: Lutronic Spectra (K113588). Complies with IEC 60601-1, 60601-1-2, 60601-2-22 and 60825-1.2
Indications and safety
Laser safety
Class IV laser for prescription use. Requires training, eye protection for the patient and staff, and a controlled work area.12
Installation
220/230 V, 50/60 Hz, 3000 VA. Operating temperature of 10 to 40 °C and humidity of 30 to 75%.1
We support you with Bison Medical
With your order you receive the manufacturer's technical data sheet and official instructions, plus an advisor who answers your technical and clinical questions before and after your purchase.
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Questions about Bison Medical
Which Bison Medical devices does MedAesthetics distribute?
The LUCID Q-PTP laser (1064 and 532 nm Q-switched Nd:YAG) and the ElaCool cooling system.
Is LUCID Q-PTP cleared by the FDA?
Yes. It has U.S. FDA 510(k) clearance, number K161670, dated November 2, 2016.
What is the difference between a Q-switched laser and a picosecond laser?
Both fragment pigment with very short pulses: the Q-switched laser works in nanoseconds and the picosecond laser in pulses about a thousand times shorter.
How do I buy Bison Medical in Costa Rica?
MedAesthetics sells Bison Medical to physicians, dentists and clinics. Message us on WhatsApp at +(506) 6047-8333 or leave us your details in the contact form, and an advisor will confirm availability and terms.
Sources
- LUCID Q-PTP catalog, Bison Medical
- FDA 510(k) K161670, LUCID Q-PTP
- Bison Medical, ElaCool product information
- FDA 510(k) K160607, PicoWay
