1. Aesthetics and Dermatology Lasers
These lasers are used for procedures such as skin rejuvenation, spot treatment, tattoo removal and epilation.

a) Laser Hair Removal Devices
Alexandrite Laser (755 nm): Ideal for light skin and dark hair types.
Diode Laser (810 nm, 940 nm, 1060 nm): Suitable for all skin types, can penetrate deeper.
Nd:YAG Laser (1064 nm): Safe for dark skin, also used for vascular treatment.
b) Fractional CO₂ Laser
Used for skin rejuvenation, acne scars and scar treatment.
Provides skin renewal by increasing collagen production.
c) Q-Switched Nd:YAG Laser
Used for tattoo removal, melasma (skin spot) and pigmentation treatment.
d) Er:YAG Laser
Used for superficial skin peeling procedures.
Effective in removing fine wrinkles and light scars.
2. Ophthalmology (Eye Treatment) Lasers
Used in the treatment of eye diseases.

a) Excimer Laser
Used in LASIK and PRK surgeries.
Effective in the treatment of myopia, hyperopia and astigmatism.
b) Femtosecond Laser
Used to cut the cornea in LASIK surgery.
Effective in lens fragmentation in cataract surgery.
c) Nd:YAG Laser
Used in intraocular lens cleaning after cataract.
Applied to reduce intraocular pressure in glaucoma patients.
3. Dentistry Lasers
Preferred for painless and sensitive procedures in dental treatments.

a) Diode Laser (810 nm, 980 nm)
Used in gum shaping and soft tissue operations.
Effective in the treatment of gum diseases.
b) Er:YAG Laser
Used for decay cleaning and tooth enamel procedures.
Used as an alternative to traditional drills.
c) CO₂ Laser
Used in soft tissue surgery inside the mouth.

Provides rapid healing.

4. General Surgery and Medical Lasers
Laser systems used in various surgical procedures and treatments.

a) Holmium (Ho:YAG) Laser
Used in urology for breaking kidney stones (laser lithotripsy).
Applied in the treatment of prostate enlargement (BPH).

b) CO₂ Surgical Laser
Used in general surgery, gynecology and ENT surgeries for tissue cutting and vaporization.

Provides bleeding-free surgery.

c) Nd:YAG Surgical Laser
Preferred in internal organ surgery because it can penetrate deep tissues.
Also used in varicose vein and vascular treatments.

5. Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Lasers
Used for pain management and to accelerate tissue healing.

a) Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT)
Treats muscle and joint pain.
Supports tissue healing.
b) High Intensity Laser (HILT)
Used in chronic pain and sports injuries.
Accelerate muscle recovery by affecting deep tissues.