ClearMED — Dual-Rod Nd: YAG Laser Machine
ClearMED is a floor-standing, dual-rod Q-switched Nd:YAG laser machine that LaserTell launched in 2015 for high-volume aesthetic clinics, medspas and international distributors. Two crystal rods share one optical cavity, which gives higher peak power and more consistent pulses than a single-rod design.
It treats dark and multicolor tattoos, eyebrow and eyeliner pigment, and dermal and epidermal pigmented lesions. A 1320 nm carbon-peel mode adds skin-texture and pore treatments to the same platform.
Who it is built for
- Clinics and medspasthat run long, continuous treatment days and need steady output.
- Distributors and importerswho want an established, configurable medical laser equipment platform.
- Aesthetic equipment brands looking for a private-label Nd:YAG system.
What Is the ClearMED Dual-Rod Nd:YAG Laser System?
Single-Rod vs. Dual-Rod: What Should Buyers Compare?
Single-rod and dual-rod systems differ in their laser cavity architecture. However, the number of rods alone does not establish that one machine has higher output, better stability or a longer service life.
| Comparison Point | Single-Rod Nd System | ClearMED |
| Cavity architecture | Uses one laser rod in the cavity | Specified dual-rod cavity system |
| Energy output | Regular | Enhanced |
| Purchasing considerations | Configuration, service and documentation | Configuration, desktop footprint, service and documentation |
How Does ClearMED Work?
ClearMED stores energy in two Nd:YAG rods, releases it as a short nanosecond-range Q-switched pulse, and amplifies the beam in the second rod. Pigment particles absorb the pulse and break into smaller fragments, which the body then clears gradually through natural processes.
- Pumping:one flashlamp energizes two Nd:YAG crystal rods.
- Q-switching:stored energy is released as a high-peak nanosecond-range pulse.
- Tandem amplification:the beam from the first rod passes through the second rod for a second stage of amplification.
- Top-hat delivery:a uniform beam profile spreads energy evenly across the spot.
- Pigment fragmentation:the chosen wavelength (1064, 532 or 1320 nm) is absorbed by the target, and fragments are cleared by the body over the following weeks.
LaserTell Nd:YAG & Pico Laser Technology Evolution | 2012–2026
LaserTell’s laser line grew from entry-level Nd systems in 2012 to dual-rod Nd platforms and, from 2017, picosecond systems. ClearMED (2015) is the generation 2 floor-standing dual-rod Nd:YAG option for clinics. Each model name links to its own product page.
| Generation | Model | Role in the LaserTell lineup |
| Gen 1 · 2012 | NdMED | Entry-level compact Nd system |
| Gen 2 · 2015 | ClearMED | Floor-standing dual-rod Nd:YAG laser for clinics |
| Gen 3 · 2016 | AlexMED YAG | Space-saving tabletop dual-rod Nd system |
| Gen 4 · 2017 | EpiMED Pico | Mini-format first pico system |
| Gen 5 · 2018 | HydroCool Pico | water-cooled picosecond with articulated light-guide arm |
| Gen 6 · 2021 | HydroCool PicoMax | High-energy, multi-wavelength professional picosecond system |
| Gen 7 · 2023 | HydroCool PicoDual | Twin-rod picosecond platform |
| Gen 8 · 2025 | HydroCool PicoV | Picosecond platform with vascular applications |
| Gen 9 · 2026 | HydroCool Pico+DPL | Picosecond and DPL combination platform |
The table helps distributors compare LaserTell platforms by generation, configuration and market positioning.
Which Nd:YAG model fits your market?
| If you need | Choose |
| A multi-wavelength workhorse for continuous clinic use | ClearMED |
| A dual-rod system that saves floor space | AlexMED YAG |
| A low-entry-cost Nd system to test a market | NdMED |
| Picosecond-range pulses | LaserTell picosecond platforms |
Key Features of the ClearMED Dual-Rod Laser
ClearMED’s advantages come from five design choices: tandem dual-rod amplification, a uniform beam, controlled pigment fragmentation, a cooling system built for long sessions, and three wavelengths on one platform.
- Dual-crystal tandem amplification.Two laser rods and two flashlamps amplify the beam in two stages. This gives higher peak power and energy density than single-rod systems, for deep, stubborn ink and multicolor tattoos.
- Uniform top-hat beam profile.Energy is spread evenly across the spot, which limits localized hot spots and protects surrounding tissue.
- Controlled pigment fragmentation.Q-switched nanosecond-range pulses and a choice of wavelength let practitioners match the pulse to the pigment.
- Built for high-volume duty cycles.The dual-rod load distribution and closed-loop cooling are designed for continuous clinical use.
- Three-wavelength versatility.1064, 532 and 1320 nm cover dark pigment, warm-toned and superficial pigment, and carbon-peel skin renewal.
System Design & Internal Structure
ClearMED Engineering: Dual-Rod Cavity, Closed-Loop Cooling and Handpiece
ClearMED pairs a dual-rod tandem cavity with a closed-loop cooling system, so output stays consistent through long treatment days.
Dual-rod tandem cavity
Single-rod platforms can lose performance under high-frequency workloads. ClearMED spreads the load across two crystal rods in tandem, which raises peak power while keeping a uniform top-hat beam. Every pulse delivers controlled energy to the pigment target without heating the surrounding healthy tissue more than necessary.
Closed-loop cooling
Sustained high-frequency treatment generates heat that can degrade laser performance. ClearMED uses a heavy-duty closed-loop water circulation system with semiconductor refrigeration. It removes heat quickly, helps maintain steady energy output during continuous clinic operation, and supports epidermal protection to reduce patient discomfort and thermal risk.
Ergonomic laser handpiece
The handpiece is designed for clinical precision, durability and smooth operation across long sessions. Treatment tips for 1064, 532 and 1320 nm are described in the wavelength section below, and the handpiece generations are on the timeline further down.
Simple workflow
Preset clinical profiles and a parameter-focused touchscreen turn the optics into a short, repeatable workflow for new operators.
Touchscreen & Operating Workflow
10.4-Inch Touchscreen
A clear, spacious display in a compact design for easy viewing of treatment parameters, lets operators adjust frequency (up to 10 Hz), fluence and spot size in real time, and switch the interface language directly on the main screen.
Intuitive Interface
Organized menus and clear icons simplify parameter selection and mode switching.
Real-Time Parameter Display
Key settings, including fluence, pulse width, and frequency, are displayed for convenient monitoring and adjustment.
Responsive Touch Control
Easy-to-use touchscreen controls support efficient operation and workflow.
Multi-Wavelength Handpieces & Treatment Options
ClearMED covers dark pigment with 1064 nm, warm-toned and superficial pigment with 532 nm, and carbon-peel skin renewal with 1320 nm, all from one platform. This is the only section that describes the treatment tips in detail.
| Wavelength | Primary targets | How it works | Typical uses |
| 1064 nm | Black, dark blue, navy and cyan ink; deep dermal melanin | Penetrates deeply into the dermis and fragments dark pigment through high-energy photoacoustic shockwaves | Black and blue tattoos, outdated eyebrow and eyeliner tattoos, deep dermal pigmented lesions such as nevus of Ota |
| 532 nm | Red, brown, orange and tan ink; superficial epidermal pigment | Frequency-doubled for shallow penetration, so it absorbs well in warm-colored pigment | Red or brown eyebrow tattoos, red body tattoos, freckles, sun spots, café-au-lait macules |
| 1320 nm (carbon peel tip) | Enlarged pores, excess sebum, dull skin tone, mild acne | Used with medical carbon lotion (“Black Doll” treatment); the laser micro-explodes carbon particles in the pores | Pore cleansing, oil control, brighter tone, collagen stimulation |
Because 532 nm interacts strongly with epidermal melanin, skin type and treatment settings need careful assessment before treatment.
Q-Switched Nd:YAG vs Picosecond Laser: Which Fits Your Market?
ClearMED-type Q-switched Nd:YAG lasers use nanosecond-range pulses and suit buyers who want a proven, multi-wavelength platform for tattoo, eyebrow and pigment work. Picosecond systems use picosecond-range pulses and suit buyers who want to offer the newer pulse technology. Both can treat selected tattoo and pigmentation indications.
| Factor | ClearMED (dual-rod Q-switched Nd:YAG) | LaserTell picosecond systems |
| Pulse duration | Nanosecond range | Picosecond range |
| Action on pigment | High-peak pulses and selective photothermolysis fragment pigment | Ultra-short pulses and the photoacoustic effect fragment pigment |
| Wavelengths | 1064, 532 and 1320 nm | Model-dependent: 1064 and 532 nm on dual-wavelength models, with 755, 585 and 650 nm options on newer platforms |
| Typical uses | Tattoo removal, eyebrow and permanent makeup correction, pigmentation, carbon peel | Tattoo and permanent makeup removal, selected pigmentation, plus model-specific options |
| Format | Floor-standing dual-rod system | Several formats, from mini-format to multi-handpiece platforms |
| Best fit | High-volume clinics, eyebrow-correction markets, distributors who want an established platform | Markets that want to position a newer-technology offer |
Choose ClearMED if you need a durable, multi-wavelength workhorse with carbon-peel capability for continuous clinic use.
Choose a picosecond system if your market asks specifically for picosecond technology. Explore LaserTell’s picosecond platforms on the category page.
Handpiece and Configuration Development
LaserTell has refined the Q-switched handpiece and dual-rod cavity across six generations since 2012, from a gun-style design to a high-energy dual-rod cavity. ClearMED launched in 2015 on the second-generation ergonomic trigger design.
| Generation | Years | Innovation |
| Gen 1 | 2012 | Classic Q-switched design: lightweight, durable gun-style handpiece |
| Gen 2 | 2014–2015 | Ergonomic trigger: improved grip and trigger operation |
| Gen 3 | 2016 | Red aiming beam: integrated aiming guidance |
| Gen 4 | 2017–2018 | Streamlined ergonomics: angled design for better handling and visibility |
| Gen 5 | 2018–2020 | Dual-rod architecture: Ø5 mm + Ø6 mm dual-rod cavity |
| Gen 6 | 2021 | High-energy dual-rod design: upgraded Ø6 mm + Ø7 mm architecture |
Generations 7 to 9 (2022–2026) moved to dual-wavelength picosecond systems, multi-lens handpieces and expanded wavelength options.
ClearMED Technical Specifications
| Category | Specification |
| Product Type | Vertical Q-switched Nd: YAG Laser |
| Laser Architecture | Dual-Rod |
| Wavelengths | 532 nm / 1064 nm / 1320 nm |
| Pulse Duration | <6ns |
| Frequency | 1–10Hz |
| Spot Size | 2–8mm |
| Energy | 1-2000mJ |
| Laser Rod Size | Φ7 + Φ8 |
| Max. Power | 800W |
| Cooling System | Water + Air |
| Display | 10.4-inch TFT touchscreen |
| Continuous Standby | Up to 18 hours, as specified |
| Power Supply | AC 110/220V ±10%, 50/60Hz |
| Dimensions | 37 × 45× 108cm |
| Net Weight | 50kg |
Applications of ClearMED
ClearMED is used for eyebrow tattoo and permanent makeup correction, body tattoo removal, pigmented lesions and carbon-peel skin renewal. Practitioners choose the approach by pigment color, depth, skin type and individual needs.
Eyebrow tattoo and permanent makeup removal
As an eyebrow tattoo removal laser, ClearMED helps practitioners address unwanted or outdated eyebrow pigment. The laser energy is delivered to the pigment, which breaks into smaller fragments that the body clears gradually.
- Eyebrow tattoo and microblading removal
- Correction of overly dark or unwanted brow designs
- Selected permanent makeup pigment removal
- Selected cosmetic tattoo pigments
- Preparation for a new eyebrow design, when appropriate
Body tattoo removal
Black, dark blue and selected multicolor tattoos, using 1064 nm for dark ink and 532 nm for warm-toned ink.
Pigmentation
Freckles, sun spots, age spots and café-au-lait macules, plus deep dermal pigment such as nevus of Ota. Melasma needs careful clinical assessment and treatment planning before any laser protocol is chosen.
Carbon peel and skin rejuvenation
Enlarged pores, excess sebum, dull skin tone and mild acne, using the 1320 nm tip with medical carbon lotion.
Clinical Cases and Before-and-After Results
Product Demonstrations and Verified Case Examples
Results vary by individual, treatment protocol, skin type and other factors. Images are illustrative and do not guarantee specific outcomes.
Tattoo Removal
Pigmentation
Skin Rejuvenation
OEM/ODM Manufacturing with LaserTell
LaserTell is a factory-direct medical aesthetic equipment manufacturer with 16+ years of laser R&D. It offers OEM/ODM and private-label options on ClearMED to qualified distributors, regional brands and clinic groups, and serves buyers in 80+ countries.
What can be customized
- Depending on technical feasibility, an OEM/ODM project can include:
- Logo and brand presentation
- Selected housing options
- Interface language and supported software options
- Compatible treatment modes, probes and accessories
- Product documentation and applicable regulatory materials
- Project-specific packaging
- Scope, minimum order requirements, lead time and documentation are confirmed during project evaluation.
Who can work with LaserTell
- Medical aesthetic equipment distributors and importers
- Regional aesthetic equipment brands
- Private-label equipment businesses
- Professional laser equipment suppliers
- Qualified clinics and treatment-center buyers
Why buyers trust LaserTell
| · Area | · LaserTell |
| · Manufacturing and R&D | · Factory-direct production with 16+ years of laser and aesthetic device R&D |
| · Quality system | · ISO 13485 |
| · Regulatory credentials | · FDA 510(k) and Medical CE; documents are supplied by model and target market |
| · Market experience | · Service in 80+ countries |
| · Training and operation | · Multi-language interface, preset profiles and SOP support for operator training |
How to start an OEM/ODM inquiry
Send your target market, intended applications, preferred configuration, branding requirements and estimated purchasing plan. LaserTell will reply with technical specifications, compatible handpieces, available configurations, OEM/ODM options and distributor pricing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a dual-rod Nd:YAG laser machine?
A dual-rod Nd:YAG laser machine is a Q-switched laser that uses two Nd:YAG crystal rods in tandem, so the beam from the first rod is amplified again in the second. ClearMED is LaserTell’s floor-standing dual-rod Nd:YAG laser machine for tattoo, eyebrow tattoo and pigmentation treatment.
How is ClearMED different from a single-rod Q-switched laser?
ClearMED amplifies the beam in two rods instead of one, which gives higher peak power and energy density and spreads the workload across two crystals for continuous clinic use. Single-rod Q-switched systems also treat tattoos and pigmentation and can suit lower-volume use.
Which wavelengths does ClearMED support and what does each treat?
ClearMED supports 1064 nm, 532 nm and 1320 nm. 1064 nm targets black, dark blue and deep dermal pigment, 532 nm targets red, brown and superficial pigment, and 1320 nm is used with carbon lotion for pores, oil control and skin texture.
Can ClearMED remove tattoos and eyebrow tattoos?
Yes. ClearMED supports tattoo removal for black, dark and selected multicolor pigments, and eyebrow tattoo and permanent makeup correction. Qualified professionals must select treatment parameters based on pigment color, depth and skin type.
Can ClearMED treat pigmentation and melasma?
ClearMED supports selected pigmentation protocols, including freckles, sun spots, age spots, café-au-lait macules and deep dermal pigment such as nevus of Ota. Melasma requires careful clinical assessment and appropriate treatment planning.
What is the difference between a picosecond laser and a Q-switched Nd:YAG laser?
Picosecond lasers use pulses in the picosecond range, while Q-switched Nd:YAG lasers such as ClearMED use nanosecond-range pulses. Both can be used for selected tattoo and pigmentation applications.
How does ClearMED compare with LaserTell’s other Nd:YAG models?
ClearMED is the floor-standing dual-rod model for high-volume clinics. AlexMED YAG is a space-saving tabletop dual-rod system, and NdMED is an entry-level compact Nd system.
Does LaserTell provide OEM/ODM service for ClearMED?
Yes. Eligible projects can include logo and brand presentation, selected housing options, interface language, compatible accessories, documentation and packaging. Scope, minimum order quantity and lead time are confirmed during project evaluation.
What certifications can LaserTell provide?
LaserTell holds FDA 510(k), Medical CE and ISO 13485 credentials. The documents that apply depend on the model, configuration and target market, so contact LaserTell to verify the ones for your chosen configuration.
Which languages does the ClearMED interface support?
The 10.4-inch touchscreen supports instant multi-language switching on the main screen. Distributors can request additional languages and custom interface branding for OEM/ODM projects.
How do I get ClearMED distributor pricing?
Send your target market, intended applications, preferred configuration, branding requirements and estimated purchasing plan through the inquiry form. LaserTell replies with specifications, compatible handpieces, OEM/ODM options and distributor pricing.
Request ClearMED Distributor Pricing and Specifications
Looking for a dual-rod Nd:YAG laser machine for your clinic network or brand? Tell LaserTell your target market, intended applications, preferred configuration and branding needs, and the team will reply with technical specifications, compatible handpieces, OEM/ODM options and distributor pricing.
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