Flash Lamp Information

A flash lamp generally is found in the laser head. The lamp creates energy to the desired or predetermined setting and then fires that energy into the other components of the laser head, such as the rod, optics, making it small enough to enter the hand unit, and then finally onto the hand instrument through additional optics which adjust the size of the laser and enable it to be shot onto the skin. If you notice a significant decrease in power, this can mean that the laser is no longer efficient or effective enough and needs to be replaced.

If one of the components of the laser head is damaged, this can cause the flash lamp to burn. If you are unsure about which component needs repair or replacement, you can send your machine to us for a free diagnosis.

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