
One of the new technologies for producing a texture or pattern on a work surface is laser surface texturing (LST). It is a practical way to add texture to a work area. The use of various lasers to create textures on the surface of work materials is documented in the literature. LST has recently demonstrated incredible potential in the area of biological applications. The LST technique has significantly increased the biomaterial's effectiveness. An extensive analysis of laser surface texturing for biomedical applications is presented in this research. A detailed analysis of LST's impact on significant biomaterials revealed that it has a tremendous potential for surface modification of biomaterials and can be used in biomedical applications.
biomedical engineering, surface texturing, surface roughness, laser micromachining
biomedical engineering, surface texturing, surface roughness, laser micromachining
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