122 devices · GMDN 47877
A dermatological frequency-doubled solid-state laser system is an electrically powered device designed to generate high-power laser energy for medical skin procedures. These systems are used by clinicians to cut, excise, ablate, or vaporize soft tissue for applications such as removing tattoos, treating vascular or skin lesions, and hair removal.
These systems utilize internal components like glass or crystal rods to produce specific light wavelengths, which can be adjusted by the operator to suit the clinical task. The equipment typically consists of a light source, specialized delivery tools, and foot-operated controls that allow for either continuous or pulsed operation.
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