How Does the Laser Work?

The laser energy is focused through a hand piece.  With a focused spot size of 0.2mm in diameter this energy takes the place of a scalpel.  It becomes a non-contact surgical tool where the laser energy instantly vaporizes the intracellular water in tissue.  This energy also sterilizes and seals small blood vessels as it cuts.  With laser surgery there is no bruising or tearing of tissue.

Proven Technology:

The CO-2 Laser has been used in the Medical Profession for over 20 years.  It has been proven to be an effective surgical device.  This technology and surgical advantages are now being made available to your pet. 

Benefits Of Laser Surgery

1. Decreased Post-Op Pain
   1. Laser Energy seals nerve endings
2. Decreased Swelling
   1. Reduced trauma to tissue
3. Less Bleeding
   1. The laser energy seals small blood vessels as it cuts during surgery
4. Reduced Infection
   1. The laser energy sterilizes as it is used, killing bacteria that can cause infection
5. Quicker Recovery
   1. With less bleeding, swelling, and pain the patient can resume normal activity at a faster rate.

Procedures Commonly Performed with Lasers

Spay

Declaw

Castration

Tumor Removal

Ear Crop

Melanoma

Skin Tags

Cysts

Soft Palate Procedures

Gingival Surgery

Wound Debridement

Eyelid Surgery

Lick Granuloma

Ear Canal Surgery

"Ask if your pet's surgery can be done using a laser"