Aesthetic and Cosmetic Lasers

Medical lasers differ by laser source, wavelength, pulse duration, delivery method, and intended application. This category primarily covers picosecond systems, including Nd:YAG, Alexandrite, and multi-wavelength platforms. Some systems also provide nanosecond, photothermal, full-beam, fractional, MLA, DOE, or specialty handpiece options. Regulatory indications must be checked for each exact configuration.

Aesthetic lasers in this collection are used for applications such as tattoo removal, benign pigmented lesions, pigmentation and melasma management where authorised, acne-scar workflows, wrinkles, skin revitalisation, and fractional treatments. Cleared indications differ by product, wavelength, handpiece, skin type, and jurisdiction, so clinical claims should be verified against current device labelling.

Compare the system's wavelengths, pulse modes, energy output, spot sizes, repetition rate, handpiece compatibility, fractional delivery options, electrical requirements, cooling, support pathway, and regulatory documentation. Also review whether the quoted configuration includes the accessories required for the intended application. Product status, service history, warranty coverage, and parts availability are especially important for pre-owned equipment.

No. FDA clearance is device-, wavelength-, handpiece-, and indication-specific. Several systems in this collection have FDA 510(k) documentation for tattoo removal or benign pigmented lesions, while additional claims such as scars, wrinkles, or rejuvenation may depend on a particular accessory or may require verification. Buyers should request the exact clearance, labelling, and configuration documentation before purchase or use.

Available wavelengths vary by platform and configuration. Systems in this collection include 1064 nm and 532 nm core options, with selected products offering 585 nm, 650 nm, 660 nm, 670 nm, 694 nm, 730 nm, 755 nm, or 785 nm through integrated sources or optional handpieces. The appropriate wavelength and cleared use should be confirmed for the intended target and patient population.

Delivery options vary across the collection and include zoom, collimated, flat-top, articulated-arm, fractional, MLA, DOE, focused-dot, microbeam, and specialty dye handpieces. Some platforms support full-beam and fractional workflows on the same console, while others require optional accessories. Buyers should confirm the exact handpieces, software, indications, and service coverage included in the quotation.