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Laser For Spider Vein Removal Spider veins (also known as thread veins, telengiectasia or broken veins) are the small yet unsightly clusters of pink and purple thread like veins that lie near the surface of the skin. They are commonly found in the leg but they can also appear in the face and other parts of the body. Click thumbnails below to see enlarge view of examples of Spider Veins. Treament: Peralas diode laser 940 nm in a repetitive pulse with an optical fiber 600 µm ending with a hand piece (probe) were used to treat the spider veins in a (non contact) technique of (2mm) away from the skin. The tip of optical fiber was held perpendicular to the skin and moved in a low speed at a rate of (1cm/min). Laser therapy can be considered a first line approach for superficial, fine caliber spider vein and laser therapy is an excellent option for patients who are fearful of needles of sclerotherapy. Advantages: 1. Complete: pulsed laser can penetrate deep into the s...

Laser therapy uses specific wavelengths of light in order to treat damaged tissues and painful conditions. Laser system comprises of a light energy that penetrates the damaged cells and thus stimulates the intercellular activity in order to diminish the pain and speed up recover of damaged tissues. Using a laser therapy in veterinary care leads to faster wound healing, reduced pain, accelerated tissue repair, and increased vascular and metabolic activity. Laser therapy is a non-invasive painless treatment that is used to treat damaged cells or tissues for pain relief and fast healing. The duration of laser treatment may last from few seconds to minutes depending upon the level of injury or intensity of pain. Average number of sessions for laser therapy undertaken by pets may count from 7 to 10 sessions. Acute pains or debilitating conditions can be treated quickly with single phase treatment. Diode laser systems are portable and simple to operate, yet offers various application that i...

Laser For Pain Therapy Laser therapy is the non-invasive use of laser energy to generate a photochemical response in damaged or dysfunctional tissue. Laser therapy can alleviate pain, reduce inflammation and accelerate recovery from a wide range of acute and chronic clinical conditions. As rehabilitation specialists know, the main goal of treatment for many treating painful, debilitating conditions is to facilitate improved function and mobility. Laser therapy is a drug-free, surgery-free technique to help make that goal a reality. Biological Effects: Anti-Inflammation  Anti-Pain (Analgesic)  Accelerated Tissue Repair and Cell Growth  Improved Vascular Activity  Increased Metabolic Activity ...