Carbon laser facial
A carbon laser facial, also called a carbon peel or a Hollywood laser facial in salon marketing, is a facial treatment that combines a carbon-based lotion with a laser. On this site, the treatment is tied to one evidenced source: the black facedoll treatment on the manufacturer's DPL4-A2 product page, using a 1320nm laser with carbon powder.
This guide is buyer guidance, not treatment advice. It does not recommend the treatment for any individual, and it makes no claim about results, before-and-after appearance, or side effects for any particular client.
What the manufacturer's page lists
The manufacturer's DPL4-A2 product page lists the black facedoll treatment among its Q-switch Nd:YAG applications, described as a 1320nm laser used with carbon powder. That is the full extent of the carbon facial evidence in the KB: a treatment name, a wavelength, and a carbon powder element, listed for the DPL4-A2 platform.
Buyers often ask about before-and-after photographs and about benefits. This site presents no before-and-after photographs and no outcome claims, because none is evidenced from the allowed sources. Buyers who need such material should ask the supplier what documentation it can provide, and should treat any supplier material as supplier wording rather than verified evidence.
What salon buyers should confirm
Before payment, confirm whether the machine you are ordering delivers the 1320nm wavelength and whether the carbon facial treatment applies to it, since the treatment is listed for the DPL4-A2 platform and may not apply to every Nd:YAG machine. Confirm the handpieces and any consumables, such as carbon powder products, that the treatment needs.
Ask the supplier what operator guidance covers the carbon facial treatment, including any guidance on client assessment and aftercare documentation. Confirm the model, the specification from the current product page, the quantity, the price, and the delivery terms in writing.