Cynosure, Inc.

Other

Candela Laser Corporation

New England Medical Center Hospitals. Inc.

Cynosurce, LLC

Rafael Armando Sierra

Mirko Georgiev Mirkov

Allan Cameron

Kevin Young

James Henry Boll

Adrian Mark West

Richard Shaun Welches

Elizabeth Kneen Winter

Bo Chen

James C Hsia

George E Cho

George E S Cho

Robert D McCarthy

Horace W Furumoto

Eric Calvin Koschmann

Daniel P Hohm

Michael G Clancy

James Boll

Brian R Sutherland

Ali Shajii

Jeffrey Franklin Simon

Kathleen McMillan

Daniel B Masse

David Sonnenshein

Evan Sherr

Samuel Bruce

Elizabeth Kneen

Joseph M Day

Christian Hoffman

Jennifer R Lloyd

Addison C Zukeran

Robert D Mccarthy

Mccarthy Robert D

Dan Hohm

George ES Cho

Jeffrey Simon

Apparatuses and methods are disclosed for applying laser energy having desired pulse characteristics, including a sufficiently short duration and/or a sufficiently high energy for the photomechanical treatment of skin pigmentations and pigmented lesions, both naturally-occurring (e.g., birthmarks), as well as artificial (e.g., tattoos). The laser energy may be generated with an apparatus having a resonator with the capability of switching between a modelocked pulse operating mode and an amplification operating mode. The operating modes are carried out through the application of a time-dependent bias voltage, having waveforms as described herein, to an electro-optical device positioned along the optical axis of the resonator.

Picosecond laser apparatus and methods for treating target tissues with same

In accordance with various aspects of the present teachings, systems and methods for applying treatment energy, e.g., electromagnetic radiation such as laser radiation in the visible and near infrared wavelengths, to body areas having bulges and fat deposits, loose skin, pain, acne and/or wounds. In some aspects, the systems and methods can enable relatively lengthy treatments to be performed by having the practitioner set-up and/or start the treatment, thereafter allowing the treatment to proceed safely and effectively without the continued presence of the practitioner.

System and methods of unattended treatment

Methods, systems and apparatus are disclosed for delivery of pulsed treatment radiation by employing a pump radiation source generating picosecond pulses at a first wavelength, and a frequency-shifting resonator having a lasing medium and resonant cavity configured to receive the picosecond pulses from the pump source at the first wavelength and to emit radiation at a second wavelength in response thereto, wherein the resonant cavity of the frequency-shifting resonator has a round trip time shorter than the duration of the picosecond pulses generated by the pump radiation source. Methods, systems and apparatus are also disclosed for providing beam uniformity and a sub-harmonic resonator.

Picosecond optical radiation systems and methods of use

Electrosurgical systems and components thereof configured to deliver RF energy to a target site of a human or other animal patient with selectable RF energy delivery profiles, temperature sensors and controls, and/or electrodes configured to more uniformly or effectively delivery energy to target tissue.

Methods and apparatus for controlled RF treatments and RF generator system

Apparatuses and methods are disclosed for applying laser energy having desired pulse characteristics, including a sufficiently short duration and/or a sufficiently high energy for the photomechanical treatment of skin pigmentations and pigmented lesions, both naturally-occurring (e.g., birthmarks), as well as artificial (e.g., tattoos). The laser energy may be generated with an apparatus having a resonator with the capability of switching between a modelocked pulse operating mode and an amplification operating mode. The operating modes are carried out through the application of a time-dependent bias voltage, having waveforms as described herein, to an electro-optical device (e.g., a Pockels cell) positioned along the optical axis of the resonator.

Picosecond laser apparatus and methods for its operation and use

Systems and methods of unattended treatment of a subject's head or neck

Methods, systems and apparatus are disclosed for delivery of pulsed treatment radiation by employing a pump radiation source generating picosecond pulses at a first wavelength, and a frequency-shifting resonator having a losing medium and resonant cavity configured to receive the picosecond pulses from the pump source at the first wavelength and to emit radiation at a second wavelength in response thereto, wherein the resonant cavity of the frequency-shifting resonator has a round trip time shorter than the duration of the picosecond pulses generated by the pump radiation source. Methods, systems and apparatus are also disclosed for providing beam uniformity and a sub-harmonic resonator.

Systems and methods of unattended treatment

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Palmer, MA, United States of America

Rafael Armando Sierra