Veterinary Blog

Why Laser Surgery?

The veterinary laser provides the surgeon with improved hemostasis while significantly reducing the pain and swelling due to its unique properties. Using endoscopic, laparoscopic, and other minimally invasive methods, fiber directed laser energy (Diode and Ho:YAG) has been used to treat diseases of the upper and lower GI tract, including benign polyps, gastric ulcers, and intestinal neoplasia.

Topics: Class IV Laser, Veterinary Surgical Laser, Vascular Activity, Reduced Bleeding, Reduces Swelling, Extreme Surgical Precision, Tissue Repair, Reduced Pain, Laser Surgery for Faster Recovery

Why Choose MLS^® Laser Therapy For Your Practice:

THE TECHNOLOGICAL LEADER
The innovative and patented Multiwave Locked System (MLS) Therapy Laser was developed in an effort to produce an efficient and simultaneous effect on pain, inflammation, and edema, exceeding the limits of traditional LLLT (low power) and concerns of HP (high power) laser therapy. Unlike early-generation Class IV technology, MLS Laser Therapy has the capability to deliver controlled laser energy. This unique feature provides more accurate therapeutic dose delivery, which means consistent and repeatable results.

Topics: Class IV Laser, Laser Therapy Benefits, MLS Laser Therapy, Anti-Inflammatory, Tissue Growth, Vascular Activity, Analgesic, Laser Therapy, Tissue Repair, Nerve Function

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10 Benefits of MLS Laser Therapy for Veterinarians:

An energetic synergy is created when delivering these wavelengths that produces greater anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects than either can produce on its own, while minimizing the risk of thermal damage. It is this unique combination and synchronization of continuous and pulsed emissions that characterizes MLS and distinguishes it from other Class IV lasers.

Topics: Class IV Laser, Laser Therapy Benefits, MLS Laser Therapy, Anti-Inflammatory, Tissue Growth, Vascular Activity, Analgesic, Chiropractic, Chiropractor, Laser Therapy, Tissue Repair, Nerve Function