Surgical lasers

Advantages of surgical lasers

• High precision and minimal trauma during tissue dissection with a surgical laser knife
• Reducing the risk of bleeding, as a result of bloodless operations
• Fast tissue healing
• Lower risk of complications

• Tissue biostimulation
• Anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects.
• Metabolic, regenerative effects
• Minimally traumatic intervention and the ability to target malignant tumors.

Types of surgical lasers

1. CO2. The radiation is received from a gas environment. Such surgical lasers are used from dermatology to gynecology, as well as in aesthetic medicine for skin rejuvenation and correction.
2. Diode lasers. Semiconductor diodes are used as an active medium. Surgical laser devices can operate in different spectral ranges, which allows you to choose the most effective wavelength for a particular procedure.
3. Erbium. The basis for energy generation is erbium crystals. The technology is used for rejuvenation procedures and correction of skin defects.

Application of surgical lasers in medicine

• Laser surgical devices are used practically in all areas of medicine, including the following sciences:
• Surgery: tissue dissection (surgical laser knife) with minimal bleeding, tumor removal and minimally invasive surgery.
• Dermatology: skin rejuvenation, tattoo removal, scarring, age spots and vascular lesions.
• Dentistry: Used for caries treatment, root canal treatment, plaque removal and teeth whitening.
• Gynecology: treatment of endometriosis, removal of cysts, polyps, and operations on the reproductive organs.
• Ophthalmology: vision correction (LASIK), glaucoma treatment, cataract removal.

How to choose a surgical laser?

• Power. The power in watts is responsible for what should be appropriate for the planned procedures, as different tissues and operations require different power.
• Type of radiation. We suggest choosing from three working environments: CO₂ gas (high power); semiconductor diode (medium power); solid-state erbium (medium-high power); each of these types can have a different output wavelength: ultraviolet, visible, infrared, infrared.
• Functionality. It is much more convenient and profitable when lasers for surgery are equipped with different modes of operation (dissection, coagulation, etc.). As well as switching according to predefined protocols, as in the LIKA-surgeon, LIKA-fraxel+, Medik-2K, and other models from Fotonica Plus.
• Scope of application. Think about the range of procedures for which the device will be used to choose the most suitable model for a hospital, clinic, private office, or beauty salon based on the above characteristics.

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