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Health Canada Licensed MDL 114258

Fractional CO2 Platform for Professional Clinic Workflows

A configurable 10,600 nm system for clinics comparing fractional resurfacing, focused delivery and specialty probe workflows. Review platform capability, model configuration, regulatory status and implementation requirements before order approval.

Fractional Resurfacing Focused Soft-Tissue Delivery Specialty Probe Workflow

One consolidated directory covers current programs, warranty, training, shipping, returns, FAQs and official contact resources.

DioLaz Health Canada licensed Fractional CO2 Laser system
Product appearance may vary by selected model and handpiece configuration.
10,600 nm CO2 laser wavelength
Up to 40 W Adjustable output power
0.1–2 mm Adjustable scanner spot
7-Joint Articulated beam delivery
Health Canada Licensed

Class III Medical Device • MDL 114258

Active licence listed in Health Canada’s Medical Devices Active Licence Listing. Use MDL 114258 and the official record below for procurement and compliance files. Licence holder (manufacturer): DioLaz Canada Inc.

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Platform Evaluation

One Configurable CO2 System Across Multiple Professional Workflows

Designed for clinics evaluating treatment scope, operator workflow and implementation fit—not only headline specifications.

DioLaz Fractional CO2 Laser console and articulated arm
01

Fractional Resurfacing

Scanned micro-columns support controlled resurfacing protocols while preserving untreated tissue between treatment points.

02

Focused Delivery

A dedicated handpiece supports selected cutting, ablation and coagulation workflows by appropriately qualified professionals.

03

Parameter Governance

Energy, pulse duration, scan density and spot characteristics can be selected and standardized around the planned procedure and treatment endpoint.

04

Treatment-Room Workflow

Touchscreen controls, articulated beam delivery, an aiming beam and foot-switch operation support organized professional use.

Configuration Selection

Confirm the Selected Interface Before Order Approval

Model year and handpiece are selectable product variants, not automatically bundled together. The quotation should identify the chosen configuration, included handpieces, accessories and services.

1st Gen • 2022–2025

Traditional Handpiece

Console-led parameter entry for clinics that prefer a centralized operating workflow.

2nd Gen • 2026

Built-in Touch Screen Handpiece

Adds point-of-use visibility on the handpiece for at-a-glance parameter confirmation during treatment.

Product images are representative. The issued quotation, invoice and packing list control the supplied model, handpiece, accessories and services.

Treatment Delivery Architecture

Fractional Scanning and Focused Delivery from One Console

At 10,600 nm, CO2 energy is strongly absorbed by water in tissue. Fractional scanning distributes delivery through a matrix of micro-spots, allowing trained operators to manage coverage, density and thermal characteristics according to the planned protocol.

Organize Different Procedure Types Around a Consistent Operating System

Interchangeable delivery components support resurfacing, selected focused procedures and specialty probe applications without requiring a separate console for each workflow.

Fractional Scanning Patterned micro-spot delivery for controlled skin-resurfacing protocols.
Focused Delivery Concentrated delivery for selected cutting, ablation and coagulation procedures within lawful professional scope.
Specialty Probe Workflow Dedicated probe-based applications where permitted, trained and clinically appropriate.

Clinical parameters must follow client assessment, professional training, documented clinic protocols, applicable requirements and the current DioLaz User Manual.

Fractional CO2 laser micro-spot delivery pattern
Fractional micro-spot pattern
Treatment-Room Integration

Components Designed for Positioning, Control and Repeatable Operation

A capital-equipment review should consider beam delivery, handpiece workflow, interface controls, room layout, training and service processes alongside technical specifications.

7-Joint Articulated Arm

Mirror-guided beam delivery supports flexible positioning and controlled movement across treatment areas.

Fractional Scanner

Adjustable scanning supports full-area and detail-focused resurfacing workflows from the same console.

Focused Handpieces

Dedicated tips support precise delivery for selected procedures by appropriately qualified operators.

DioLaz Fractional CO2 Laser touchscreen console and controls
Interface & Control

Centralized Parameters for a Consistent Clinic Workflow

The 12.1-inch colour touchscreen supports parameter selection, programmable presets and multi-language operation. The red aiming beam, foot switch and key-lock controls support professional treatment-room operation and workflow standardization.

Service-Line Planning

Treatment Categories for Qualified Professional Practices

Use these categories to map potential service-line fit—not as treatment protocols. Client suitability, diagnosis, consent, operator scope, insurance, facility requirements, parameters and aftercare must be addressed for every procedure.

01 Fine Lines & Wrinkles

Supports resurfacing protocols for visible fine lines and deeper wrinkles. Clinics should define client-selection, downtime, aftercare and treatment-endpoint standards before adding the service.

02 Acne & Selected Scars

Adjustable depth, density and energy support protocol planning for atrophic acne scars and selected surgical or traumatic scars, subject to assessment and operator qualifications.

03 Photodamage & Uneven Pigmentation

Can support resurfacing of photodamaged areas and uneven pigmentation following appropriate assessment, treatment planning and post-procedure care.

04 Texture & Enlarged Pores

May be incorporated into protocols intended to refine rough texture and the appearance of enlarged pores through epidermal renewal and dermal remodelling.

05 Mild Skin Laxity

Thermal remodelling may support gradual improvement in mild laxity and crepey texture for appropriately selected clients.

06 Stretch Marks

Fractional treatment patterns may be incorporated into protocols intended to improve the texture and colour contrast of stretch marks.

07 Selected Benign Lesion Procedures

Focused mode may support selected benign lesion procedures only when diagnosis, professional scope, insurance, facility policy and local requirements permit.

08 Intimate Treatment Workflows

Dedicated probe-based workflows may support intimate treatment protocols only where legally permitted and performed by appropriately trained professionals using procedure-specific protocols.

Procurement Reference

Regulatory, Technical, Implementation & Order-Scope Review

Structured for clinic owners, procurement teams, finance approvers and qualified operators completing pre-purchase due diligence.

Review Purpose Capital-Equipment Due Diligence
Review Scope Configuration, Compliance, Site & Commercial Documentation
Canadian Licence Class III • MDL 114258 • Active Health Canada MDALL record
Laser Platform 10,600 nm CO2 • fractional scanning • focused delivery
Performance Envelope Up to 40 W • 0.4–4 ms • 0.1–2 mm scanner spot
Implementation Scope Operator readiness • site readiness • training • final scope of supply

Document hierarchy: Final model, handpiece, supplied accessories, installation, training, warranty, delivery and commercial terms are governed by the issued quotation, invoice, signed agreement, User Manual, packing list and applicable policies. Review the Programs, Policies & Support directory before order approval.

01 Regulatory & Supplier Record For procurement, compliance and vendor files
Regulator Health Canada.
Database Medical Devices Active Licence Listing (MDALL).
Licence Status Active.
Device Class Class III medical device.
Medical Device Licence No. 114258.
First Issue Date 2025-10-31.
Licence Type System.
Licence Holder / Manufacturer DioLaz Canada Inc.
Licence Name FRACTIONAL CO2 LASER THERAPY SYSTEMS.
02 Technical Specification Baseline For comparison, quotation review and site planning
Laser Type & Wavelength Fractional CO2 laser • 10,600 nm.
Output Power Up to 40 W • adjustable.
Operating Modes Fractional scanned mode and 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 with mirror-guided delivery.
Aiming Beam 650 nm red diode laser • <5 mW.
User Interface 12.1-inch high-definition colour touchscreen with programmable presets and multi-language support.
Cooling & Electrical Air-cooled design • 1000 W system power • 110–240 V AC, 50/60 Hz.

These values support product comparison, quotation review and site planning; they are not a clinical protocol. Confirm final specifications, supplied configuration and approved operation against the applicable quotation, device label, User Manual and training documentation.

03 Operator Readiness & Workflow Governance Controls to establish before clinical implementation

Fractional Scanning Workflow

Patterned micro-spot delivery supports controlled resurfacing protocols with adjustable coverage, density and treatment characteristics.

Focused Delivery Workflow

Focused delivery supports selected cutting, ablation and coagulation procedures by appropriately qualified professionals.

Specialty Probe Workflow

Dedicated probe-based applications require procedure-specific training, lawful scope of practice, client assessment and appropriate facility controls.

  • Confirm operator qualifications, equipment onboarding and access to the current DioLaz User Manual before clinical use.
  • Establish written clinic procedures for client assessment, consent, parameter selection, treatment endpoints, aftercare and incident escalation.
  • Confirm that each planned application is permitted by professional scope, insurance, facility policy and applicable local requirements.
  • Integrate cleaning, inspection, preventive maintenance, service escalation and recordkeeping into the clinic’s operating workflow.
04 Site Readiness, Scope of Supply & Order Approval Commercial and installation checks before payment approval

Core Treatment Components

Fractional scanner, focused handpiece and specialty probe, subject to the selected configuration and written order package.

Operating Accessories

Protective doctor and patient eyewear, foot pedal, power cord and key-lock switch, subject to the final packing list.

Site & Delivery Readiness

Confirm delivery access, treatment-room placement, electrical service, laser-safety controls and installation scheduling before dispatch.

1The selected model year and handpiece configuration match the issued quotation.
2Included handpieces, accessories, optional items and services are listed in writing.
3Delivery route, room access, electrical service and site readiness are confirmed.
4Training format, participant scope, timing and any additional implementation services are confirmed.
5Warranty, shipping, returns, financing and applicable program terms have been reviewed through the consolidated directory.
6The quotation, invoice, packing list and signed documents reflect the final commercial scope.

Product images are representative. Final inclusions may vary by model, handpiece selection and order package. The written quotation, invoice, packing list and signed transaction documents control the supplied configuration.

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

Ready to Validate the Configuration for Your Clinic?

Send DioLaz your province, planned applications, preferred model and handpiece, target timeline and site-readiness status. A product specialist can help structure the next purchasing discussion. Sales: Sales@diolaz.com