With big announcements coming from California-based aesthetic medical device manufacturer Cutera in recent weeks, we sat down with Taylor Harris, CEO of Cutera, to hear how their new enhanced capital structure positions them well for future growth and innovation
Founded in California in 1998 by Silicon Valley-based laser engineers, Cutera has long been recognized for introducing several first-to-market technologies to advance aesthetic market.
From launching the first high-powered Nd:YAG laser for hair removal and vascular treatments – including their signature Laser Genesis skin revitalisation procedure – to more recently introducing the world’s first 1726 nm AviClear laser for the treatment of mild to severe inflammatory acne, the company has consistently led from the front. following a landmark transition to private ownership in early 2025, the company is turning a strategic corner.
Backed by a large consortium of leading investment firms, Cutera has emerged with a stronger capital structure and renewed operational flexibility – giving it the tools to accelerate innovation, expand international operations, and deliver even greater value to…
