223 devices · GMDN 45221
A dermatological laser beam guiding handpiece is a reusable accessory that directs laser energy from a dermatological laser system to the skin for precise treatments. Clinically, these devices are used for procedures like pigment/vascular lesion removal, scar reduction, tattoo elimination, hair removal, and skin resurfacing by delivering controlled laser beams to targeted treatment areas.
These handpieces are typically regulated as medical devices, often requiring compliance with safety and performance standards depending on the jurisdiction. They are commonly supplied as part of a larger laser system kit, with some variants designed for single-use in sterile applications, though the guiding handpiece itself is generally reusable.
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