193 devices · GMDN 47883
Dermatological solid-state laser systems are high-powered medical devices designed to precisely target and treat skin conditions. Clinically, they emit focused laser beams to resurface skin, reduce acne scars, remove lesions, eliminate hair or tattoos, and promote coagulation for controlled tissue healing—without being used for hair loss therapy.
These systems are typically regulated as high-risk devices due to their precision and tissue interaction, often requiring strict compliance with safety and performance standards. They are usually sold as standalone, mains-powered units with integrated controls, and may vary in output power and application settings depending on the intended clinical use.
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