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Water
700 to 2000
Melanin
300 to 1000
Oxyhemoglobin
300 to 1500
peak 400 and 550
laser tissue interactions
measurements
wavelength, fluence, irradiance, spot size, pulse duration,
smaller spot size
greater fraction of light is removed from the beam path by scattering ofphotons in outer portion
effective depth laser
penetrating wavelength 600 -1300 and large spot size
cooling agent
gas, liquid, solid
cold gel
passive cooling. no heat removal
3 basic types of skin cooling
1. precooling
parallel cooling
postcolloing
parallel cooling
most effecgive methogd for pulses longer than 5 -10 ms
no spray cooling interfers with laser pulse
solid contactcooling w cold sapphire good for parallel cooling
post cooling
minimilze erythema and swelling
large vs small spot size
larger spot size more photons remain within beam's diameter
smaller spot size greater fraction of photons scatters outside the beam and is ineffective
penetrates deeper with larger spot size
CO2 laser
10600 nm
Er:YAG
2940 nm
Aragon laser
488 and 514 nm
were used for vascular lesion until PDL
strong absorption by melanin
continuous wave lasers
non-specific heating
high risk scarring
no longer commonly used
peak oxyhemoglobin
yellow spectrum
small caliber vessels port wine stain pulse duration?
1 ms
flashlamp-pumped PDL
585 - 600
1.5 ms
dynamic cooling w cryogen spray
port wine stain no respond to PDL?
deeper than 1.5 mm
deeper port wine?
long pulsed neodymium:YAG (Nd:YAG)
Standard treatment for vascular lesions
585 nm flashlamp PDL
purpura dependent on fluence and spot size
PDL purpura?
immediate microvascular hemorrhage
immediate micovascular hemorrhage
thrombosis and delayed vasculitis
5 to 10 mm
4 - 15 J/cm2
if smaller spot size use need higher fluence
use largest spot size

if > 20 ms then no purpura, but do have caviation
Copper vapor or copper bromide lasers
green 511 or yellow 578
15000 pulses per second
quasicontinuous
minimal sweling and crusting
resolution 1 week
Potassium titanyl phosphate (KTP) lasers
532 nm
telangiectasias w less purpura than PDLs
crusting MC side effect, can have vesiculation
use cooling
Eximer
193 stratum corneum
Erbium:YAG
2940 stratum corneum
CO2
10600 stratum corneum to epiermis
Aragon
488-514
superficial papullary dermis
KTP
532 mid papillary dermis
PDL
585-600 nm
superficial reticular dermis
Ruby
694 deep reticular dermis
Alexandrite
755 deep reticular dermis
Diode
800 deep reticular dermis
Nd:YAG
1064 SQ fat
melanosomes pulse rate
70-250 ns
melanosome laser?
Q-switched
Q-switched
up to 10 J/CM2
694 nm
deep red light
20 - 40 ns
most tattoos except yellow and red

dermal melanocytes nevus of ota
solar lentigines ephelides
cafe aut liat macules
melanocytic nevi
NO postinflamamtaor hhperpigmenation and mlelasma
Q-switched alexandrite
755 nm deep red
50 - 100 ns
Q-switched Nd:YAG
1064 nm energy in near-IR range
10 ns
dermal melanocytes nevus of ota
blue black tattoo

can e doubled to a 532 visable green light by passing it through KTP crystal
freq doubled ND:YAG remove epidermal melanin and red and yellow tatto ink NOT GREEN INK
hair removal laser
Ruby
Aleandrite
diode
Nd:YAG
temporary hari removal
lower fluenc and longer pulse durations
microthermal treatment zones (MTZs)
fractional
confocal microscopy
0.3 mm
resoliution 1 um S2 conventional microscopy
Filtered xenon flashlamps
intense pulse light IPL
visable to near-IR range 480 -1200 nm
filters 480 - 755 nm
OD
OD= log (1/T)

T= transmitittance light through eyewar
mc fire lasers
not putting in standby