Abstract
The use of Lasers in aesthetic dermatology increased the efficacy and decreased the downtime for various dermatological procedures. In addition to the knowledge of different indications for lasers, knowledge regarding the safety precautions, and effects of lasers on human tissue is essential for the dermatologist. The safety precautions to be taken especially for eye protection need emphasis as the damage induced can be permanent. The current article deals with the effects of different laser wavelengths on eye tissue, the variety of Laser safety eyewear (LSE) available in the market, and how to read the LSE label on protective eyewear. Various LASER textbooks, UK & US national health and safety guidelines, and online LASER physics articles have been referred.
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