The Carbon Profi attachment for the 532 nm wavelength is very effective for tattoos with light colors. Especially with the colors red, orange and yellow you can see quick results.

Tattoo removal is a special and long-lasting procedure that requires a good relationship between you and the customer. The decision is just as permanent as the tattooing itself and should therefore be accompanied by maximum comfort for the customer. In addition to good advice, a professional device such as the Carbon Profi is also essential.

In addition to the 523 nm attachment, there is also an attachment with 1064 nm, especially for dark tattoo colors. You can also purchase an attachment for the well-known and popular carbon peeling, also known as Hollywood peeling, only here in our online store.

Property/Parameters	532nm attachment	1064nm attachment
Wavelength	532 nm	1064 nm
Target chromophore	Melanin, hemoglobin	Water, melanin, deeper pigments
Area of application	Superficial skin layers	Deeper skin layers
Treatments	Removal of superficial pigment spots, treatment of vascular lesions (e.g. spider veins), superficial tattoos	Removal of deeper pigmentation spots, removal of deeper tattoos, skin rejuvenation, reduction of fine lines and wrinkles
Effectiveness	Good for superficial pigmentation and vascular lesions	Good for deeper pigmentation and skin rejuvenation
Side effects	Slight redness, rare swelling	Slight redness, swelling, rare blistering
Recovery time	Short, usually no downtime	Moderate, a few days depending on treatment
Safety	High level of safety when used correctly, suitable for lighter skin types	Highly safe when used correctly, suitable for darker skin types
Typical sessions	Multiple sessions for best results	Multiple sessions for best results
Pigment	Warm pigment: Refers to pigments with reddish, yellowish or brownish hues. These pigments absorb light in the visible spectrum and are often treated with shorter wavelengths.	Cold pigment: Refers to pigments with bluish, greenish or black hues. These pigments absorb light in the infrared spectrum and are often treated with longer wavelengths.