Delivery Systems & Tattoo Removal

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T/F: A nanosecond travels at one billionth of a second

True

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_________ travels at one trillionth of a second

Picosecond

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An optical device within a laser cavity that controls the release of energy with extremely high peak powers/speed

Q-Switch

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T/F: MENDS occur from ablative non-fractional lasers

False

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Fractional lasers deliver energy in columns known as

MTZs

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Which delivery method was designed for faster healing processes and less downtime?

Fractional

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Advanced delivery methods like a picosecond is often paired with which wavelength?

755nm; 532nm & 1064nm

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Which photomechanical reaction occurs with fast speed lasers that you can hear an audible pop with?

Photoacoustic

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Tattoo granules can reach upwards of ___f.

1000

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Method when the entire surface area of the laser spot is treated.

Non-Fractional

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Vaporizing of tissue.

Ablative

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Ablative lasers are used to treat

Deep wrinkles; Scarring & Sagging

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2940nm and 10600nm are both

Ablative

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Work by "heating up" the water in the skin to stimulate the wound healing process.

Non-Ablative

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T/F: Ablative lasers can be fractional and non-fractional depending on the device and the settings used.

True

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1940nm 1550nm 1440nm are all considered

Non-Ablative

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Which wavelength penetrates deeper and is best to start a client off with for tattoo removal?

1064nm

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T/F: It is common for clients to have flu-like symptoms post tattoo removal.

True

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Ideal for black blue and green pigments an only skin types 1-3 can use

730; 755 & 785

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Ideal for yellow red and orange pigments and only for skin types 1-3.

532nm

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Ideal for most ink colors and can be used on all Fitzpatricks.

1064

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T/F: All ink colors can be treated with tattoo removal.

False

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T/F: Blistering is considered normal for tattoo removal as long as its under the size of a pea.

True

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What is the clinical end point for tattoo removal?

Ashing; Petechiae & Erythema/Edema

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T/F: If a client has multiple colors in their tattoo and if the Fitzpatrick allows you can use multiple wavelengths in a single treatment.

True

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T/F: Most of how tattoo removal actually works is by the body breaking down the ink the laser just kick starts this process.

True

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T/F: Multiple passes can be done in order to achieve clinical end point with tattoo removal.

True

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Which ink color has a high risk of allergic reactions and granuloma development?

Red

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How long should you space tattoo removal appointments apart?

6 - 8 weeks

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T/F: You can treat the entire circumference of a limb with tattoo removal because of the pico/nanosecond.

False

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What is applied to the skin post tattoo removal to cool down the area?

Laser Enzyme Gel

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T/F: If a full ashing over the tattoo occurs you can perform a second pass.

False

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T/F: A client who does not have a good immune system will not see a great amount of results.

True

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What are contraindications for tattoo removal?

Rheumatoid Arthritis therapy; Systemic gold therapy; Breastfeeding