Laser assisted sub epithelial keratectomy system is designed to correct a person's vision and reduce his dependency on glasses or contact lenses. It permanently changes the shape of the anterior central cornea using an excimer laser to ablate a small amount of tissue from the corneal stroma at the front of the eye, just under the corneal epithelium.

Laser BPH Treatment Systems involves laser coagulation and laser vaporization. In laser coagulation, relatively low-density laser thermal energy is used to produce tissue coagulative necrosis, with a potential for delayed anatomical debulking. Clinically significant anatomical debulking occurs only if the tissue is allowed to slough, which takes place when the prostatic urothelium is involved in the process. Preservation and protection of the prostatic urothelium from laser thermal damage prevents tissue sloughing. For laser vaporization, higher-density laser thermal energy is used. This high energy raises the tissue temperature to several hundred degrees Celsius, causing its vaporization. Additionally, various degrees of coagulation necrosis take place in the adjacent residual tissue. This principle is used in different ways to achieve a variety of objectives, depending on the amount and site of tissue vaporization. These range from complete tissue vaporization to incision, resection, or enucleation of the obstructing prostatic tissue. Irrespective of the technique used, the final common result is "opening″ (ie, anatomical deobstruction) of the prostatic urethra.

Laser cyclophotocoagulation is used for severe cases of glaucoma. It eliminates tiny areas of the ciliary body that make aqueous fluid. It is a type of surgery used to destroy the ciliary body, the part of the eye that produces fluid. In laser cyclophotocoagulation, a laser beam is used to destroy the ciliary body.

Laser eye shields are designed to protect most orbital sizes and allow access to bridge, brow, and temple areas. These are laser-safe for medical lasers with wavelengths between 190 nm-11,000 nm.

Laser facial protection masks help to ensure full protection for a health-care facility. These masks are easy to identify by their distinctive multi-color outer-facing. This helps to eliminate the risk of choosing a nonfluid resistant mask for a procedure with potential exposure to harmful fluids. It provides a secure fit around the nose, cheekbones and mouth. It is ideal for using during laser procedures by filtering 0.1µ of particulate at 99% efficiency.

Laser flare meter is used to measure protein concentrations in aqueous humor via use of a helium-neon laser. It is very useful for objective and quantitative clinical evaluation of canine and feline aqueous flare. It is useful because it is noninvasive and easy to perform.

Laser glasses protect a laser operator's eyes from accidental exposure to laser beams. It operates at a variety of wavelengths including ultraviolet, visible and infrared wavelengths. It attempts to filter out the wavelength or wavelengths used by the laser. The filter lens filters out the undesirable wavelengths while leaving the lens clear for maximum visibility.

Laser indirect ophthalmoscope is used for photomedical treatment and/or diagnosis is presented. It allows multiple spot ophthalmic surgery to be performed in a wider range of patient positions and less intrusively. It utilizes a separate or integral beam multiplier that generates one or more optical beams via spatial and/or temporal separation, and an optical system that conditions and directs the one or more optical beams to a target to form a pattern.