Surgical Laser
Surgical lasers have become a very important part of veterinary medicine. The surgical laser can be used for a variety of different procedures, including: spay, neuter, tumor removal, dental surgery, and much more. The surgical laser works by generating an intense beam of light. This beam of light actually replaces the traditional scalpel blade. Laser energy instantly vaporizes the water found in tissues allowing it to "cut" or essentially remove extremely small area's of tissue. The energy seals nerve endings and blood vessels as it moves through the tissue resulting in less bleeding, less pain, and virtually no trauma to surrounding tissue.
Benefits of the surgical Laser:
- Less pain
- Less bleeding
- Less swelling
- Extreme precision
- Reduced risk of infection
- Quicker recovery