Various factors, including sun overexposure or longer-term sun damage, genetics, and aging, can cause dark spots or pigmented cosmetic irregularities on the skin. Although pigmented lesions do not pose a threat to one's health, they can be a cause of self-consciousness. As the medical aesthetic industry grows and the demand for procedures such as pigmented lesion laser removal increases, understanding how to optimize your aesthetic laser practice to deliver the best clinical results is important. This article outlines strategies practitioners can utilize to increase patient satisfaction, average medical spa revenue, and overall profitability of their aesthetic laser practice.

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Watching a tattoo removal video shows how a laser device appears to operate on the skin, but how does it actually work? You may wonder what’s inside the laser machine that creates the capability to fully remove or fade down any tattoo or correct other pigmentation concerns. Q-switched Nd:YAG lasers are the most common type of laser device for tattoo removal, but not all lasers are created equally. From wavelengths to power and energy, understanding the differences in FDA-cleared, medical-grade tattoo removal lasers is important for practitioners and aesthetic laser business owners.

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Laser tattoo removal is a popular business, and the need for removing and fading tattoos continues to grow. As a result, so do the advancements in laser technology. However, the evolution of laser tattoo removal technology can be confusing. There are many factors to consider when looking for the right laser for your business. With numerous laser options in the market, it’s essential to know the differences between the available specifications to find the best fit for you and your clientele.

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