ASLMS recognizes the critical need for the implementation of safety measures and appropriate training for physicians and staff performing procedures with lasers and related energy-based devices. Gain access to laser safety checklists, tips, and guides.

ASLMS Members register for this course for free access to a growing library of videos, documents, and more!

Access the recordings from this exciting recorded webinar series addressing some of the most challenging patient cases involving cutting-edge laser and energy-based technologies and procedures.

Learn about the significance of laser-protective eyewear and how to select the right eyewear based on laser specifications.

Skin Signs of Human Trafficking Webinar Hosted by Candela

In this high-yield, condensed introduction course, participants will be provided with the building blocks of lasers and energy-based devices. Understand the interaction between tissue and lasers/devices that lead to inappropriate use and outcomes and learn how to select the appropriate laser or device in different clinical settings that include pigmented lesions, tattoos, vascular lesions, and skin rejuvenation.

In this high-yield, condensed introduction course, participants will be provided with the building blocks of lasers and energy-based devices. Understand the interaction between tissue and lasers/devices that lead to inappropriate use and outcomes and learn how to select the appropriate laser or device in different clinical settings that include pigmented lesions, tattoos, vascular lesions, and skin rejuvenation.

In this high-yield, condensed introduction course, participants will be provided with the building blocks of lasers and energy-based devices. Understand the interaction between tissue and lasers/devices that lead to inappropriate use and outcomes and learn how to select the appropriate laser or device in different clinical settings that include pigmented lesions, tattoos, vascular lesions, and skin rejuvenation.

By partnering with NTSA’s network of 100+ affiliate members that collectively identify and serve the needs of survivors across America, individuals can now connect with highly skilled ASLMS physicians interested in delivering this vital service free of charge. To support providers of this program, ASLMS engaged the help of Dr. Dan Sartor.

When a laser is purchased to treat vascular anomalies, a lack of guidelines has resulted in inconsistent settings and extremely varied outcomes. Settings vary based on skin type, vascular anomaly type, and condition of the anomaly. By creating awareness and supporting providers with these guidelines, all patients, especially some of our youngest patients, can be protected from treatments that result in poor or damaging outcomes.