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Systems
Built for professional performance
iQuantum laser systems are designed around configurable optics, precise energy control and industrial-grade components — built for professional operators who need consistent, repeatable performance.
ND:YAG Platform
Q-switched Nd:YAG system with three interchangeable optics (1320 nm / 1064 nm / 532 nm), configurable pulse energy and a 10″ or 12″ HD touch interface.
Configurable Optics
Interchangeable handpieces and an adjustable spot size give operators precise control over energy delivery across a range of professional applications.
Advanced Cooling
Combined water / air / TEC cooling circuit engineered for sustained duty cycles and long-term reliability.
NDX Series — tabletop unitNDX Series — control panel & handpieceNDX Series — mobile cart configuration
In development
New designs, in the works
Our engineering team is developing the next generation of iQuantum systems — refined ergonomics, a new chassis language and updated interface hardware. Renders and specifications are confidential ahead of launch; sign up via our contact form to be notified first.
Technology
Precision by design
Every system is built around a smart, updatable control platform — configurable energy output, a precision laser pointer guide, and a simple, intuitive graphical interface.
Smart Control Software
Updatable system software with a clear graphical interface and optional remote Cloud / App control.
Configurable Energy Delivery
Adjustable pulse energy and repetition rate, with a precision pointer guide and adjustable spot size.
Engineered for Reliability
Built with industrial-grade components and rigorous manufacturing processes designed for sustained, repeatable performance.
UNDERSTANDING THE TECHNOLOGY
What is an Nd:YAG laser?
Nd:YAG stands for neodymium-doped yttrium aluminum garnet — a solid-state crystal that, once optically pumped, emits a coherent infrared beam at 1064 nm. Passing that beam through a frequency-doubling crystal produces a second wavelength at 532 nm (visible green); the NDX platform adds a third option at 1320 nm. In Q-switched operation, energy is stored and released in extremely short, high-peak-power pulses, allowing the beam to be absorbed selectively by its intended target while limiting heat spread into surrounding tissue — a principle known as selective photothermolysis.
The longer 1064 nm wavelength penetrates deeper into tissue than shorter-wavelength lasers and is absorbed less by melanin in the skin's surface layer, which is why it is widely used as a base platform across professional and dermatological laser equipment.
APPLICATIONS
Where Nd:YAG technology is used
Nd:YAG platforms are one of the most established laser technologies in professional aesthetic and dermatological practice. Typical, well-documented application areas for this technology include:
Pigment & Tattoo Treatment
Q-switched pulses target ink and pigment particles, fragmenting them for gradual clearance — effective across a range of ink colors, particularly dark pigments.
Micropigmentation Removal
The same Q-switched, photoacoustic mechanism used for tattoo removal also fragments cosmetic pigment (eyeliner, eyebrows, lips), sparing the surrounding tissue.
Facial Rejuvenation (Carbon Peel)
A thin layer of medical-grade carbon absorbs the Q-switched pulse, lifting impurities and dead skin cells for a brighter, more even complexion.
Skin Toning
Low-fluence, non-ablative passes are used for gradual collagen stimulation and toning, without disrupting the skin's surface barrier.
Actual clinical indications, protocols and who may operate this class of equipment depend on local regulation and professional licensing in each market. This overview describes the underlying technology in general terms and is not a claim of a specific medical indication for any iQuantum Laser product.
COMPARISON
Nd:YAG vs. CO2, fractional and picosecond lasers
These four terms describe two different things: Nd:YAG, CO2 and picosecond refer to the laser medium / pulse regime that determines wavelength and pulse duration, while "fractional" refers to a delivery mode — splitting the beam into a grid of microscopic treatment zones — that can, in principle, be applied to more than one wavelength. In practice, "fractional" devices in the market are most often built around CO2 (ablative) or erbium-glass (non-ablative) sources. The table below compares them on the dimensions that matter operationally.
General technology comparison — for engineering/educational reference, not a claim about any specific iQuantum product's clearance or indication.
Control softwareUpdatable, optional remote Cloud / App
AimingPrecision laser pointer guide
REGULATORY REFERENCE
Regulatory information (for reference only)
Laser equipment used in professional and aesthetic settings is subject to regulatory frameworks in every market. The links below are provided purely as general, informational reference to those frameworks.
United States — FDA
In the US, laser products are regulated by the FDA as radiation-emitting electronic products under 21 CFR 1040.10 / 1040.11 (performance standards), and — where a medical/surgical indication applies — under the medical device framework as well.
In the EU, Annex XVI of Regulation (EU) 2017/745 (MDR) covers high-intensity light/laser equipment without a strictly medical purpose (e.g. skin resurfacing, tattoo or hair removal) — these are regulated as medical devices due to functional similarity and risk, overseen in Spain by AEMPS.
Shown for general reference only. These links describe the regulatory frameworks that apply to this category of equipment in each market. They do not state or imply that any specific iQuantum Laser product currently holds a particular regulatory clearance, certification or listing in any jurisdiction. Certification status is confirmed separately, market by market, and is not represented on this website without prior written approval.
Technical specifications describe system engineering only. See our Legal Notice for important information on the scope of this website.
Training & Support
Training & Technical Support
A growing video library of treatment protocols and equipment care guides for iQuantum NDX professionals — built to watch once, or come back to whenever you need a refresher.
Professional use only. The protocols, settings and parameters referenced in this library are specific to the iQuantum NDX platform and are not intended as universal values for other laser or IPL systems. This content is intended exclusively for professionals with accredited training and licensing in the use of aesthetic laser devices, in accordance with applicable regulations in their jurisdiction — including the United States and Spain. It does not replace hands-on professional training, manufacturer certification, or independent clinical judgment.
Treatment Protocols
Coming soon
Carbon Peel / Hollywood Peel
Application, parameters, and pass guidance for the classic "lunchtime" carbon peel protocol.
Coming soon
Tattoo Removal
Wavelength selection and pass planning for multi-color tattoo clearance.
Coming soon
Micropigmentation Removal
Protocol notes for safely lightening and removing micropigmentation.
Coming soon
Pigmentation & Skin Toning
Settings for treating superficial pigmented lesions and uneven skin tone.
Coming soon
Nail Fungus Treatment
Protocol details to be added — pending clinical review.
Equipment Care & Technical Support
Coming soon
Cooling Water Replacement
Step-by-step guide to changing the system's cooling water safely.
Coming soon
Touchscreen Care & Cleaning
Best practices for cleaning and protecting the control touchscreen.
Coming soon
General Equipment Cleaning
Routine cleaning checklist to keep your NDX system in top condition.
Coming soon
Cables & Connections Check
How to inspect cables and connections between service visits.
Looking for a specific protocol, or want early access to the full library?
iQuantum Laser USA, LLC designs and delivers professional laser systems built on precision engineering, reliability and rigorous manufacturing standards. We work with professional operators across the United States and Europe, backed by dedicated technical support.
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