A laser system includes a first laser cavity to output a laser light along a first path, a first mirror to receive the laser light from the first laser cavity, and redirect the laser light along a second path that is different than the first path, a second mirror to receive the laser light from the first mirror, and redirect the laser light along a third path that is different than the first path and the second path, a beam splitter located at a first position on the third path, a beam combiner located at a second position on the third path; and a coupling lens assembly, the coupling lens assembly including a lens located at a third position on the third path, wherein the coupling lens assembly moves the lens in x-, y-, and x-directions.

A portable depilation instrument includes a shell, and a depilation mechanism and a heat dissipation mechanism inside the shell. The shell is provided with at least two outlets and one inlet, the shell introduces an external cooling medium from the inlet, the heat dissipation mechanism includes a heat conductive component, the depilation mechanism includes a refrigeration element and an emitter, the heat conductive component isolates the refrigeration element from the emitter in two mutually sealed channels, namely, a first channel and a second channel, the first channel and the second channel are respectively in communication with two outlets, and one of the outlets allows the first channel or the second channel to pass through inside of the entire shell from one end to the other end. Due to complete isolation and a push force, air can be discharged only from a respective corresponding outlet after a heat exchange.

A laser system includes a laser source generating a laser beam having ultra-short pulses; a laser delivery assembly optically receiving the laser beam and comprising: a beam splitter configured to split the laser beam between a first beam delivery path and a second beam delivery path; and at least one focusing lens optically coupled to the beam splitter and configured to focus the laser beam from each of the first beam delivery path and the second beam delivery path to a focal point on a predefined plane; wherein the first beam delivery path intersects the predefined plane at a first angle, the second beam delivery path intersects the predefined plane at a second angle, and a first pulse from the first beam delivery path and a second pulse from the second beam delivery path are coincident at the focal point.

The invention relates to a non-surgical system for the retraction of the eyelid tissue of a patient meant to tighten the tissue without making an ablation, that is designed to be coupled to any laser generator equipment present in the market and wherein the laser generator supplies a laser beam in continuous mode to a handpiece.

The invention also relates to said handpiece.

The system is characterised by comprising a handpiece that can be coupled to a laser generator operating in a power range of 0.1 to 10 W and with treatment times of 0.1 to 5 s, and having one or more lenses that focus or collimate the laser beam to a small spot with a diameter of 0.5 to 5 mm. The system also comprises a timed pedal assembly with an electronic control unit associated with a timed pedal meant to compensate the delay time (t.sub.r) of the mechanical shutter and add it to the programmed emission time on the skin (t.sub.p), thereby compensating said delay time (t.sub.r) and allowing to obtain compensated laser beam pulses (t.sub.c), as well as incorporating a timed module to allow obtaining the required laser beam pulse times of 0.1 to 5 s.

Methods and systems are disclosed for removing a tattoo from a subject's skin by application of radiation to a target region of a subject's tattooed dermis, mobilization of tattoo ink particles, and extraction of the tattoo ink particles from the tattooed dermis. In certain embodiments, the invention can further include induction of a plasma, e.g., a cold atmospheric plasma, at the target region to assist in the degradation, dislodgement and/or mobilization of the tattoo ink particles.

A light based skin treatment device comprises a laser light source for providing a pulsed incident light beam for treating skin by laser induced optical breakdown of hair or skin tissue. In one arrangement, a focusing system has a pre-focusing lens for increasing the convergence of the an incident light beam and a skin contact lens having convex light input and light exit surfaces. The focal spot position is controlled by adjusting a spacing between the pre-focusing lens and the skin contact lens. In another arrangement, there is an adjustable lens system before an adjustable focusing system for providing compensation for aberration in the focusing system.

An exemplary treatment system can be provided which can include a laser system configured to emit at least one laser beam, and an optical system configured to focus the laser beam(s) to a focal region at a selected distance from a surface of a tissue. The focal region can be configured to illuminate at least a portion of a target. The optical system can cause an irradiation energy transferred to the focal region of the laser beam(s) to (i) generate a plasma in a first region of the tissue adjacent to the target, and (ii) avoid a generation of a plasma in a second region of the tissue. The optical system has a numerical aperture that is in the range of about 0.5 to about 0.9. An exemplary method can also be provided to control such treatment system.

The presently disclosed subject matter provides techniques for inducing collagen cross-linking in human tissue, such as cartilage, by inducing ionization of the water contained in the tissue to produce free radicals that induce chemical cross-linking in the human tissue. In an embodiment, a femtosecond laser operates at sufficiently low laser pulse energy to avoid optical breakdown of the tissue being treated. In an embodiment, the femtosecond laser operates in the infrared frequency range.

A cooling element includes a frame including one or more datums. The cooling element also includes a first window including a first proximal surface and a first distal surface. The first window is sealed to the frame. The cooling element further includes a second window sealed to the frame. The second window includes a second proximal surface and a second distal surface. The second window is configured to contact a target tissue or a tissue adjacent to the target tissue via the second distal surface. The cooing element also includes a coolant chamber located between the first distal surface of the first window and the second proximal surface of the second window and configured to receive a coolant. The first window, the second window and the coolant chamber are configured to receive and electromagnetic radiation (EMR), and transmit a portion of the received EMR to the target tissue.

The present disclosure discloses a depilator including a head portion and a hand-held portion. The head portion includes a cold compressing portion and an illuminating portion. The illuminating portion is configured for emitting light for caring for a skin of a user. The hand-held portion includes a hair removal device, a heat conducting portion and a cool driving portion. The hair removal device emits light to the cold compressing portion. The heat conducting portion absorbs heat of the cold compressing portion. The cool driving portion drives the external cooling medium to take away the heat of the heat conducting portion. The cold compressing portion emits light to irradiate the hair follicles of the skin of the user, and uses the light to penetrate the skin to irradiate the hair follicles for hair removal. Therefore, the hair device has both functions of hair removal and skin care.