Laser burns are thermal burns similar to those resulting from the sun being focused onto the skin with a magnifying glass. The frequency (colour) of the light will alter the burn characteristics, but the overall results are essentially the same.
radiationA little more...Technically, this answer is true -- LASER burns are "radiation" burns, most frequently in the visual light or infra-red parts of the EM spectrum. However, we tend to associate the term "radiation burn" with the burns resulting prompt radiation, beta or gamma emmissions, and other radiological phenomenon, all of which require special HAZMAT protocols. This is not the case in the vast majority of LASER burns in this day and age. For instance, DECON procedures are not required in the case of LASER burns. ** More correctly... **A laser burn is a THERMAL burn, similar to that from focusing the sun with a magnifying glass. The frequency of the light (colour) will alter the characteristics of the burn, but the results are basically the same."Laser Radiation" is incorrectly associated with nuclear radiation, but is completely different. The word "radiation" is often misunderstood as being "the scary stuff from nuclear reactors". Radiation (radiate) simply means "to give off", it refers to any electromagnetic energy (sound radiation, heat radiation, light radiation and nuclear radiation).
3rd degree burns.
the only way to fix laser burns is to go to your nearest game store and ask if they have a profesional game cleaner and for a small fee of about £3.99 you can fix the laser burn
any which is 80proof+ will burn
LASER burns may be either darkening of skin or lightening of skin (in some cases, loss of pigment) depending upon the intensity of the exposure. LASER burns occur more frequently on darker skinned people because of the darker pigment that absorbs the LASER more readily.
Electrical Burns
Electrical burns
It is also know as a superficial burn. It is the least severe type of burn.
2nd degree burns
Laser burns cannot be removed from any disk.
To light a cigarette To burn a fuse from a safer distance To light a match To pop balloons at a party :P (Further explained) The purpose of having a laser that burns is useful for some people, uses such as lighting a cigarette or lighting a fuse from a safer distance, can also be used for fun to light a match, but not fun to burn an eye. (Improved Answer)
Laser burn may effect the reading of the disc.