Laser/Light types
It’s important to know the type of laser/light device you’re researching, since each type has different results, as well as different medical benefits and drawbacks. If you know your type of laser, click the link below:
Overview of laser medical data
Some physicians use other laser/light brands for hair removal, even though they are not marketed specifically for that purpose. This is called off-label use. If you don’t see the name of the device you’re researching here, find out its type from the practitioner and review the medical literature under that laser/light device type.
For laser organized in other ways see:
Lasers alphabetically by manufacturer
Lasers alphabetically by model
Key
Laser type
Model (
Manufacturer)
Laser/light by type
Photoepilator
D’Plume (
Carol Block)
Photoepilator (Omicron)
ThermaLight (Jennifer Maxx)
Flash lamp
DeLight (
Radiancy)
EpiLight (ESC)
EsteLux (Palomar)
IPL Quantum HR (ESC)
MultiLight – PhotoDerm (ESC)
PhotoDerm (ESC)
SpaTouch (Radiancy)
VascuLight Plus – PhotoDerm (ESC)*
Nd:YAG laser
Athos (
Cosmos)
CoolGlide (Altus)
Depilase (Depilase)
Lyra (Laserscope)
Lorad (Focus Medical)
MedLite (Contiuum)
SoftLight (ThermoLase)
VascuLight Plus – PhotoDerm (ESC)*
Argon laser
Lasetron (Lasetron)
Alexandrite laser
Apogee [6200 & 9300] (
Cynosure)
EpiTouch Alex (ESC) ***
GentleLASE (Candela)
LaseAway (Silver Creek Medical) **
PhotoGenica LPIR (Cynosure)
SmoothLASE (Leisegang)
Ruby laser
Chromos 694 (
Mehl/Biophile)
E2000 (Palomar)
EpiLaser (Palomar)
EpiPulse (ESC)
EpiTouch Ruby (ESC) ***
LaseAway (Polytec PI/Lambda) **
MLT R694 (MLT Int’l.)
RubyStar (Asclepion-Meditec)
Diode laser
Apex 800 (
IRIDEX)
Depilase (Depilase)
EpiStar (Nidek)
LightSheer [SC, EC, XC, SP & EP](Coherent Star)
MeDioStar (Asclepion-Meditec)
SLP 1000 (Palomar)
StarLight (Coherent Star)