What this machine is
This is the entry model in the Beauty Flex pico and Q-switch catalogue: a portable Nd:YAG platform listed for pigment dispelling, tattoo removal, laser facial and carbon-peel style work, and spot removal on marks such as freckles, coffee spots and age spots. The listing describes tattoo work across black, blue, brown and red inks on any body area.
The mechanism described in the listing is the standard one for this class: the Nd:YAG source emits high-peak-energy pulses in nanoseconds, the pulse breaks pigment into fragments, and the fragments are either expelled or cleared by the body's lymphatic system.
The three wavelengths
- 1064 nm — the deep-penetrating Nd:YAG line, used on darker inks and deeper pigment.
- 532 nm — the frequency-doubled line, used on red and lighter brown pigment.
- 1320 nm — the line associated with carbon-facial and skin-refining work.
Which physical heads ship with the machine at this price is the single most useful question to ask, because the head set is what decides what you can actually run on day one. What each treatment head does.
Listed specification
| Parameter | Listed value |
|---|---|
| Laser type | Q-switched Nd:YAG, nanosecond pulse |
| Wavelengths | 532 nm, 1064 nm, 1320 nm |
| Pulse energy | Up to 2000 mJ |
| Cooling | Cooling system for continuous operation |
| Lamp | Long-life laser lamp |
| Format | Portable desktop unit |
Pulse energy is a listed maximum, not a guaranteed output at every setting. How to read wattage and pulse-energy numbers.
Who this suits
A salon or single-room clinic adding pigment and tattoo work to an existing menu, where the daily load is light and the budget is the binding constraint. If your plan is continuous tattoo sessions, look at the higher-output platforms in the range instead — duty cycle and cooling are what separate them, not the words on the badge.
Compare the tiers on basic versus advanced pico machines.
Before you buy
- Get the included head list in writing — 532, 1064, 1320 and carbon are separate items.
- Ask for the written warranty for this exact model. What a warranty must state.
- Ask what a replacement lamp and crystal rod cost before you need them. Spare-parts guide.
- Ask to see the machine running on a live shot, not a brochure.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a picosecond laser?
No. It is a Q-switched Nd:YAG machine, which is a nanosecond pulse regime. It is listed for pigment, tattoo and carbon-facial work, but it is not a picosecond platform.
Which wavelengths does it have?
The listing specifies 532 nm, 1064 nm and 1320 nm.
What is the pulse energy?
The listing specifies high-energy pulses up to 2000 mJ.
What is the price in India?
₹37,000 pre-tax as a catalogue snapshot on 2 August 2026. Confirm the current price and exactly what is included before ordering.
What warranty applies?
Ask for the written warranty for this exact model before payment. Warranty across the range covers manufacturing and hardware defects only, and spare parts are chargeable.