European Laser Academy

Paris, France · Founded 1994

An independent academic association for the clinical and scientific use of lasers in medicine, surgery and dentistry.

The Grand-Place in Brussels at dusk.
The Grand-Place, Brussels. The Academy’s predecessor, the European Laser Study Club, was founded in Brussels in 1990. Photograph: Harald Hoyer, CC BY-SA 2.0, cropped

The Academy

The European Laser Academy brings together clinicians, academics and researchers in medicine, surgery and dentistry. Its aim is to improve healthcare through clinical and scientific research, and through the use of lasers in all fields of medicine. It is independent of economic and political interests.

Founded
February 1994
Predecessor
European Laser Study Club, Brussels, 1990
President
Prof. Dr. Youssef Ben Hatit

Mission and membership

Current work

The Academy’s activity is currently centred on research programmes in clinical laser applications. Three books are in preparation: Laser in Medicine, Laser in Dental Medicine and Laser Safety Guidelines.

Teaching

The Academy has delivered many post-graduate laser courses, in several countries, for dermatologists, ENT surgeons, plastic surgeons and dentists. Participants receive a certificate from the Academy. No courses are scheduled at present.

About the courses

From the President

Over the past decades, lasers have had a profound effect on medicine and surgery. They have contributed to a large growth in therapeutic and diagnostic approaches to many conditions, across all fields of medicine.

Laser is a rapidly spreading technology, and every specialty of medicine and surgery is now engaged in developing and testing laser applications.

In surgery, lasers have extended what clinical devices can do, and have brought greater comfort to patients and doctors during operations.

Prof. Dr. Youssef Ben HatitPresident of the European Laser Academy

Enquiries about the Academy, its research or its courses

contact@europeanlaseracademy.com