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The manual splits the intended use into endogenous and exogenous pigment. Endogenous targets include birthmarks, pigmented nevi, cafe-au-lait spots, age spots and freckles. Exogenous targets include tattoo ink of various colours, as well as eyebrow, eyeliner and lip-line work, and traumatic tattoos. Wavelengths are assigned as follows.
- 532 nm: epidermal pigment such as freckles, solar lentigo and epidermal melasma; mainly red and brown ink.
- 1064 nm: tattoo removal, dermal pigmentation, and conditions such as nevus of Ota and Hori's nevus; mainly black and blue ink.
- 1320 nm: skin rejuvenation - a more even tone and a finer look to the pores.
The table below comes from the treatment-parameter sheet. These are the factory program defaults for frequency and energy, not a prescription. The operator sets the actual parameters for the skin and the target. The before-and-after panel is taken from the SQ-1 user manual; results vary.
Defaults on the treatment-parameter sheet
| Treatment | Frequency | Energy |
|---|---|---|
| Eyebrow | 4 Hz | 30 L / 600 mJ |
| Skin rejuvenation | 5 Hz | 40 L / 800 mJ |
| Lip line | 3 Hz | 20 L / 400 mJ |
| Birthmark | 5 Hz | 25 L / 500 mJ |
| Freckles | 4 Hz | 10 L / 200 mJ |
| Tattoo | 5 Hz | 40 L / 800 mJ |