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Cutera closes $5.1 million acquisition of Iridex
Cutera, a provider of laser and other light-based systems used by cosmetic surgeons, has finalized its $5.1 million cash purchase of the global aesthetic business of Iridex, Mountain View, Calif.
Bill Gillette
February 9, 2012
1 Min Read
Brisbane, Calif. — Cutera, a provider of laser and other light-based systems used by cosmetic surgeons, has finalized its $5.1 million cash purchase of the global aesthetic business of Iridex, Mountain View, Calif.
Globe Newswire quotes Kevin Connors, president and CEO of Brisbane-based Cutera, as saying, “We are pleased to announce the closing of this acquisition, as it advances Cutera’s presence among core physicians worldwide. Now, with an expanded customer base, Cutera will be able to leverage cross-selling opportunities to our expanded installed base.”
Cutera’s most recent product offering is the VariLite dual wavelength laser system for treating pigmentation and vascular and cutaneous lesions.
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