Laser hair removal, a popular solution for unwanted body hair, has been limited by the patient’s need to invest valuable time and accept treatment discomfort to achieve desired results. These limitations can be significant when treating larger body areas such as shoulders and backs, chests or legs.

Dr. McLaughlin uses OptiLIGHT & OptiPLUS to treat dry eye due to MGD, express Meibomian glands, and achieve aesthetic results. Learn how this combination enhances patient care.

Aesthetic treatments enabled by Lumenis laser devices allow doctors to provide a variety of treatments with outstanding results

OptiLight is a first-choice dry eye treatment for Dr. Lensky Sipes, who wants to ease the burden of work patients do at home.

A diode laser uses semiconductor technology that produces coherent projection of light in the visible to infrared range. It uses a light beam with a narrow spectrum to target specific chromophores in the skin. Compared to other laser systems such as the Ruby and Alexandrite, the 800nm diode laser wavelength offers the deepest penetration levels and superior melanin absorption. These unique characteristics make the diode laser the most suitable technology for laser hair removal, enabling safe and effective treatment of all skin and hair types, in all body areas.

Drs. Rachna Murthy and Jonathan Roos tapped into OptiLight to revolutionize their dry eye management services, addressing patient pathology and rejuvenating their appearance

Insights and case studies from Dr. Kambiz Silani at Beverly Hills Optometry show how OptiLight helps elevate patient care.

For the third straight year Lumenis wins an award recognizing outstanding medical companies and technologies.

As an early adopter, Art Epstein, OD explains his first impressions of the new OptiLight and why he feels it’s a difference-maker for doctors and dry eye patients alike.

Jennifer Tsai, OD, has a tech-forward practice—the first to offer the easy-to-use, rapid-ROI OptiLight for effective management of dry eye disease.