Description
A professional aesthetic medicine device designed for high-volume requirements in clinics and beauty centres, where precision, patient safety and short recovery time are essential.
The device operates with extremely short light pulses, measured in picoseconds. The pulses penetrate deep into the skin, creating a photoacoustic effect: pigment dyes and pigmented spots are mechanically broken down, but the skin is not overheated. This increases procedure safety and reduces the risk of post-procedure complications.
Compared to traditional nanosecond lasers, the BR-59 operates with shorter pulses and is less invasive – recovery time is shorter, and the photoacoustic effect allows more precise targeting of specific areas.
Key Features
- Power: 2000 W
- Voltage: 230 V
- Frequency: 55 Hz
- Operating principle: photoacoustic effect with picosecond pulses
- Wavelengths: 532 nm and 1064 nm (procedural filters), 1320 nm (carbon peel)
- Package includes: 5 different wavelength and area filters
- Suitable for working with pigments of different colours and areas of different sizes
Applications
- Tattoo and permanent makeup removal
- The device is suitable for removing tattoos of various colours, including difficult-to-remove pigments – green and blue.
- Laser precision allows removal of permanent makeup in sensitive facial areas.
- Carbon peel – Black Doll
- During the procedure, a carbon mask is applied to the skin and exposed to laser light.
- Result – deep pore cleansing, reduced sebum secretion, skin radiance and glow.
- Pigmented spot removal
- Due to its ability to break down melanin, the laser is used to correct sun spots, freckles and other pigmented spots.
- Scar and stretch mark correction
- The laser stimulates collagen production and is used to reduce scar irregularity.
- Skin revitalisation
- Procedures with BR-59 improve skin firmness, elasticity and overall condition, used to correct fine lines. Can be used as a standalone procedure or as part of comprehensive treatment.
Filter Set
- Black Doll filter – 1320 nm
- Designed for carbon peel (Black Doll) – cleanses the skin, reduces sebum secretion, decreases pore visibility and stimulates collagen production.
- Suitable for clients with problematic skin seeking skin radiance and revitalisation.
- 1064 nm filter – large areas
- Designed for removal of dark-shaded tattoos (black, grey, dark blue) in large areas – ensures even pigment breakdown.
- 532 nm filter – large areas
- Designed for removal of lighter-shaded tattoos (red, brown) in large areas.
- 532 nm filter – small areas
- Suitable for removal of light tattoos (red, brown) in smaller areas – precise targeting of tattoo outlines or details.
- 1064 nm filter – small areas
- Designed for dark tattoos (black, grey, dark blue) in smaller areas – precise detail removal in finger or wrist areas.
The 5-filter package allows one device to work with pigments of different colours and areas of different sizes.
Contraindications
Picosecond laser procedures are not recommended:
- During pregnancy and breastfeeding;
- With active skin infections;
- With increased sensitivity to light or when taking photosensitising medications;
- In patients with skin conditions in the treatment area (e.g. eczema, psoriasis);
- With active suppurative processes or open wounds.
Frequently asked questions
How does a picosecond laser differ from a nanosecond laser?
The BR-59 works with shorter pulses measured in picoseconds and a photoacoustic effect: the pigment is broken up mechanically and the skin is not overheated. As a result, recovery time is shorter.
Which filters does the BR-59 picosecond laser have?
5 filters are included: 1320 nm for carbon peeling (Black Doll), 1064 nm for large and small areas, and 532 nm for large and small areas.
Which tattoos can be removed with this laser?
The 1064 nm filters are intended for dark tattoos (black, grey, dark blue), and the 532 nm filters for lighter ones (red, brown). The description states that it is also suitable for the harder-to-remove green and blue pigments, as well as for permanent make-up removal.
What are the electrical parameters of the laser?
Power 2000 W, voltage 230 V, frequency 55 Hz.
When are picosecond laser treatments not recommended?
During pregnancy and breastfeeding, with active skin infections, increased sensitivity to light or when taking photosensitising medication, with skin diseases in the treatment area, purulent processes or open wounds.