Photodynamic therapy laser

1. A laser system configured for administering therapy to a patient comprising:

a laser source operable to emit a first laser beam having a first operating wavelength and a second laser beam having a second operating wavelength;

a fiber optic cable to guide and homogenize the first and second laser beams;

an expander to increase the diameter of the first and second laser beams;

a cylinder to guide the first and second laser beams and limit respective diameters of the first and second laser beams, wherein the cylinder is positioned after the expander on an optical path of the laser beam;

a first optical system to collimate the first and second laser beams, wherein the optical system is positioned after the cylinder on the optical path of the first and second laser beams;

a spot-size selector comprising a plurality of apertures, wherein the spot-size selector is positioned after the first optical system on the optical path of the first and second laser beams;

a second optical system to focus the first and second laser beams on a tissue of the patient, wherein the second optical system is positioned after the spot-size selector on the optical path of the first and second laser beams; and

an optical filter configured to partially reflect the first and second laser beams, wherein the optical filter is positioned after the second optical system on the optical path of the laser beams, wherein the optical filter reflects a first percentage of the first laser beam and a second percentage of the second laser beam, and wherein the first percentage is greater than the second percentage.

2. The laser system of claim 1 , wherein the spot-size selector comprises an adjustable aperture wheel.

3. The laser system of claim 2 , wherein the laser system is contained within a single housing.

4. The laser system of claim 3 , wherein the housing comprises an aperture for receiving a tonometer post of a slit-lamp microscope.

5. The laser system of claim 1 , wherein the fiber optic cable is the only fiber optic cable between the laser source and the spot-size selector.

6. The laser system of claim 5 , wherein the fiber optic cable has a diameter of about 400 microns and a length of about 250 millimeters.

7. The laser system of claim 1 , wherein the laser source operates at 1.5 watts or less.

8. The laser system of claim 7 , further comprising a cooling system attached to the laser source.

9. The laser system of claim 8 , wherein the cooling system comprises at least one of a heat pipe, a heat sink, and a fin array.

10. The laser system of claim 8 , wherein the cooling system is a passive cooling system.

11. The laser system of claim 1 , wherein the laser source operates at 1.0 watt or less.

12. The laser system of claim 1 , wherein the laser beams exiting the cylinder have a constant fluence rate.

13. The laser system of claim 1 , further comprising:

an identification system, the identification system configured to identify a system parameters for a drug based on at least one of bar code identification; radio frequency identification (“RFID”); electronic vision; or data mining from a website, email, or database; and

a control unit, the control unit configured to monitor and control the first and second laser beams during activation such that the wavelength and power levels remain within set parameters during treatment.

14. The laser system of claim 13 , wherein the identification system identifies treatment parameters of the identified drug and automatically adjusts at least one of beam wavelength, fluence rate, power, and duration of treatment according to the identified treatment parameters.

15. The laser system of claim 14 , further comprising:

an approval system, the approval system configured to request and require user confirmation before adjusting the laser system treatment parameters.