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Saratoga Technologies Launches FDA-Cleared Laserase Thulium Laser
New platform combines micro-ablative and non-ablative treatments for skin rejuvenation.
Feb. 21, 2026 at 8:39am
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Saratoga Technologies, L.L.C. has unveiled Laserase, an FDA-cleared 1927nm Thulium laser system that combines micro-ablative and non-ablative treatments to address a wide range of skin concerns, including pigmentation disorders, photoaging, fine lines, wrinkles, and more. The platform is safe for all skin types, eliminates recurring consumable costs, and enables deeper absorption of topical treatments.
Why it matters
Laserase represents a significant advancement in laser skin rejuvenation technology, offering a versatile platform that can address multiple skin concerns with superior safety and efficacy. Its ability to stimulate collagen remodeling and enhance topical delivery of treatments makes it an attractive option for both providers and patients seeking comprehensive skin care solutions.
The details
The Laserase platform uses a 1927nm Thulium laser to deliver both micro-ablative and non-ablative treatments. This dual-action approach allows it to address a wide range of skin concerns, including pigmentation disorders, photoaging, fine lines, wrinkles, acne scarring, uneven texture, sun damage, melasma, freckles, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH), actinic keratosis, enlarged pores, skin laxity, and hair/scalp conditions. The system is safe for all Fitzpatrick skin types (I-VI) and carries a minimal risk of PIH.
- Laserase was unveiled by Saratoga Technologies, L.L.C. on February 17, 2026.
- The Laserase system is now available for demonstration and purchase in the United States.
The players
Saratoga Technologies, L.L.C.
An innovator in aesthetic laser solutions, delivering proven technologies to enhance patient care and practice efficiency nationwide.
Jason Lake
The President of Saratoga Technologies, L.L.C.
What they’re saying
“Laserase™ elevates practices with transformative results and simplicity, expanding the clinical capabilities of thulium laser technology while remaining accessible and efficient.”
— Jason Lake, President, Saratoga Technologies, L.L.C.
What’s next
Laserase is now available for demonstration and purchase in the United States, with exclusive previews, priority delivery, and IRS Section 179 eligibility.
The takeaway
Saratoga Technologies' Laserase platform represents a significant advancement in laser skin rejuvenation technology, offering a versatile and safe solution for a wide range of skin concerns. Its ability to combine micro-ablative and non-ablative treatments, stimulate collagen remodeling, and enhance topical delivery makes it an attractive option for both providers and patients seeking comprehensive skin care solutions.
