REGULATORY VERIFICATION · HEALTH CANADA

Verify the Health Canada Licence

Review the official MDALL record for the listed system and manufacturer before purchase.

Medical device licence:

MDL 114258

Classification:

Class III · System

Manufacturer:

DioLaz Canada Inc.

Verify Health Canada Licence↗

Official MDALL record · Opens in a new tab

Health Canada licensed · Class III · MDL 114258

Fractional CO2 Laser for Professional Clinics

A 10,600 nm platform for clinics evaluating fractional resurfacing and focused delivery. Compare the handpieces, review operating requirements and confirm the complete order package with DioLaz.

One resource directory for programs, warranty, training, shipping, returns and support. Website links open in a new tab.

DioLaz fractional CO2 laser console and handpieces View full-size image↗
10,600 nmCO2 wavelength
Up to 40 WAdjustable output
0.1–2 mmScanner spot
7-jointArticulated arm
Configuration selection

Specify the system your clinic is ordering

Review the current product options, then confirm the selected model and handpiece separately in the written quotation.

DioLaz CO2 laser handpiece detail View full-size image↗

Model & availability

Use the current product selector for the model designation. Confirm availability and the applicable specification sheet before payment.

Handpiece interface

Choose between traditional and built-in touchscreen handpiece options. Confirm model compatibility, controls and the items included in your quotation.

Scope of supply

Ask for an itemized quotation covering the console, handpieces, accessories, training, delivery and any optional services.

Photographs illustrate the platform and its components; they do not establish the contents of every order.

Delivery components

Match the handpiece to the intended workflow

Evaluate each delivery component against the planned procedures, operator qualifications and device-specific instructions.

DioLaz CO2 laser fractional scanner handpiece View full-size image↗
01 / Fractional

Fractional scanner

Workflow: Patterned micro-spot delivery with adjustable scanning parameters for professional resurfacing.

Before ordering: Confirm the selected model, applicable settings and fractional handpiece specification.

DioLaz CO2 laser focused surgical handpiece View full-size image↗
02 / Focused

Focused handpiece

Workflow: Focused delivery for selected cutting, ablation and coagulation procedures.

Before use: Confirm device instructions, operator qualifications and authorized professional scope.

DioLaz CO2 laser specialty probe detail View full-size image↗
03 / Specialty

Specialty probe

Workflow: A dedicated probe configuration for procedure-specific applications.

Before ordering: Confirm compatibility, authorized uses and training; the photo is not an authorization.

Clinic workflow

Review the controls your team will use

DioLaz CO2 laser console screen, key switch and emergency-stop control View full-size image↗

Console-led setup and parameter review

The console features a 12.1-inch colour touchscreen, programmable presets and multi-language support. Review console operation and handpiece controls during equipment onboarding.

01

Before treatment: Confirm the handpiece, patient assessment, selected parameters and documented protocol.

02

During operation: Follow the User Manual for aiming, positioning, foot-switch use and stopping the system.

03

Between sessions: Integrate cleaning, inspection, treatment records and service escalation into clinic procedures.

Hardware & site review

Inspect the details before installation

DioLaz CO2 laser articulated beam-delivery arm View full-size image↗
Beam delivery

7-joint articulated arm

Workflow: Articulated delivery for positioning the handpiece around the treatment area.

Site review: Confirm movement and clearance; follow the manufacturer’s handling and inspection instructions.

DioLaz CO2 laser control detail View full-size image↗
Operator controls

Controls & access

Workflow: Physical controls for start, stop and access during the operating workflow.

Site review: Review controls during onboarding and confirm operator access in the planned room layout.

Rear view of the DioLaz CO2 laser console and articulated arm View full-size image↗
Room planning

Rear access & placement

Workflow: Rear-panel access, electrical connection and ventilation planning for the selected model.

Site review: Request dimensions, weight and required clearances before arranging delivery or installation.

Service planning

Applications to review with your clinical team

These categories support purchasing discussions, not treatment protocols or a claim that every use is authorized. Confirm device-specific indications, professional scope, patient selection, consent and aftercare before implementation.

Fine lines & wrinkles

Review focus: Resurfacing service fit, patient selection and expected recovery.

Before implementation: Confirm operator training, treatment endpoints and aftercare.

Acne & selected scars

Review focus: Scar types considered for assessment and treatment planning.

Before implementation: Define assessment records, consent and follow-up requirements.

Photodamage & pigmentation

Review focus: Diagnosis, skin type and the proposed pigmentation concern.

Before implementation: Confirm the device-specific indication before offering the service.

Texture & enlarged pores

Review focus: Texture concerns, pore appearance and realistic expectations.

Before implementation: Define treatment endpoints and post-procedure care.

Mild skin laxity

Review focus: Suitability of resurfacing for the assessed skin-laxity concern.

Before implementation: Set realistic expectations; do not assume uniform tightening.

Stretch marks

Review focus: Patient suitability and the planned response assessment.

Before implementation: Define treatment records, outcome review and follow-up.

Selected benign lesions

Review focus: Appropriate diagnosis of the proposed benign lesion.

Before implementation: Confirm instructions, professional scope and facility approval.

Specialty / intimate workflows

Review focus: Written confirmation of the intended specialty indication.

Before implementation: Confirm authorization and training; probe availability is insufficient.

Reference Information

Technical, Regulatory & Purchasing Review

A practical reference for clinic owners, purchasing teams and qualified operators. Confirm model-specific specifications and commercial terms in the final written documents.

01 / Regulatory & supplier recordFor supplier and compliance files

Regulator / database:

Health Canada · Medical Devices Active Licence Listing (MDALL).

Licence / classification:

No. 114258 · Class III · System.

Licence holder / manufacturer:

DioLaz Canada Inc.

First issue date:

2025-10-31.

Official licence name:

FRACTIONAL CO2 LASER THERAPY SYSTEM.

Status verification:

Check the live MDALL record for the current licence status before purchase.

Verify the official Health Canada record ↗

The licence record identifies the licensed system; it should not be read as authorization for every application mentioned in marketing materials.

02 / Technical specification baselineFor equipment comparison and model confirmation

Laser / wavelength:

Fractional CO2 · 10,600 nm.

Output power:

Up to 40 W, adjustable.

Operating modes:

Fractional scanned mode; continuous-wave surgical mode.

Pulse duration:

0.4–4 ms, configurable.

Focal spot:

≤ 0.4 mm.

Scanner spot size:

0.1–2 mm, adjustable.

Beam delivery:

7-joint articulated arm.

Aiming beam:

650 nm red diode laser; < 5 mW.

Console interface:

12.1-inch colour touchscreen; programmable presets; multi-language support.

Cooling:

Air-cooled design.

System power:

1000 W.

Electrical supply:

110–240 V AC, 50/60 Hz.

Use these specifications for equipment comparison and purchase planning, not as treatment settings. Confirm the supplied model against the quotation, equipment label and current User Manual. Request dimensions, weight and installation clearances separately.

03 / Implementation & operator readinessBefore the first clinical session

Qualified operators:

Confirm professional scope, insurance, equipment onboarding and access to current instructions.

Treatment procedures:

Document patient assessment, consent, parameter selection, aftercare and incident escalation.

Room & laser safety:

Confirm electrical service, access, ventilation, protective equipment and facility-specific safety arrangements.

Ongoing support:

Confirm cleaning and inspection schedules, maintenance responsibilities, service contacts and records.

04 / Package contents & order approvalFor quotation review and receiving checks
DioLaz CO2 laser accessories shown in the product gallery View full-size image↗

Treatment components

Confirm the fractional scanner, focused handpiece and any specialty probe individually. List optional items separately from the included package.

Operating accessories

Verify operator and patient eyewear, foot pedal, power cord and keys against the final packing list. The accessory photograph is for identification, not a guaranteed packing list.

Before approving the order

Confirm the model and handpiece, itemized inclusions, delivery access, training scope, warranty and applicable program terms. Resolve any discrepancy before payment.

Final scope and terms must be consistent across the accepted quotation, invoice, agreement, packing list and applicable policies. Use the single Programs, Policies & Support directory near the top of this description.

For professional use only. Contraindications, precautions, and treatment parameters should be reviewed in the User Manual before clinical use.