Exploring Our Range Of Medical Lasers & Their Potential Applications

07 Nov Exploring Our Range Of Medical Lasers & Their Potential Applications

If you’re searching for the latest cutting-edge technology for your aesthetic or health clinic, look no further than our medical lasers. Made with the highest-performing laser technology and next-level laser rejuvenation, our state-of-the-art products are designed to optimise the work of professionals across the board.

As one of the leading providers of medical laser solutions, Medical Laser Technologies (MLT) is committed to providing local laser clinics with the latest ground-breaking laser systems. In this quick read, we’ll be breaking down the many medical lasers we offer and explain how they work.

What Are Medical Lasers?

Laser devices have become highly sought-after products in many medical and aesthetic clinics, especially in the last few years. As lasers have continued to develop and become more technologically advanced, their potential applications have expanded to meet the demands of many distinct surgical procedures, from dental work to cosmetic treatments.

Medical lasers artificially produce light beams in varying wavelengths, typically differing according to the procedure in question. By creating these focused light sources on specific areas, medical lasers can remove or treat skin tissue by triggering photochemical reactions.

Here at MLT, we strive to transform the healthcare landscape by supplying medical institutions and clinics with award-winning medical lasers. We offer an extensive range of remarkably sophisticated laser technology, helping to advance surgical, dental, dermatological, and aesthetic practices through unrivalled precision and exceptional performance.

A Breakdown Of Different Lasers & Their Applications

The sheer power and advanced technology of these impressive devices facilitate several surgical applications, helping to revolutionise the medical world as we know it. From precise cutting to coagulation, laser devices can perform a plethora of complex tasks on biological tissue with minimal damage.

Whether you’re interested in elevating your dentistry practices with next-level laser rejuvenation or upgrading the laser technology of your cosmetic clinic, lasers make a world of difference when conducting surgical procedures. Here’s a quick breakdown of some of the most common medical applications of laser devices:

Lasers In Dentistry

Given their ability to enhance several dental applications, it’s no surprise that lasers are such a common tool in dentistry. Since the 1990s, dentists have been using lasers to treat various dental concerns, namely gum disease, hypersensitivity, teeth whitening, and tooth decay. By using the light energy emitted by the laser, dentists can shape or remove tissue in the mouth, all while reducing potential damage and encouraging a faster recovery period.

Hard tissue and soft tissue procedures are the two primary categories of laser-based dentistry procedures that employ these devices. Hard tissue procedures involve teeth-related tissues, such as cavity detection and treating tooth sensitivity, while soft tissue procedures relate to gum concerns like “gummy smiles” and tongue frenulum attachment.

What makes lasers so beneficial for dental procedures is their ability to produce effective results much faster than other, more traditional methods. With medical lasers, dentists can not only reduce the amount of damage that their patients must deal with but also lower their chances of contracting a bacterial infection through laser sterilisation.

The new generation of dentistry requires modern technology, which is why lasers are so effective for optimising dental procedures. When it comes to developing new and improved dental operations, lasers are the way to go.

Encourage Perfection: The LightWalker

For high-performance dentistry, the Fotona LightWalker dental laser is the quintessential device for those who wish to unlock new treatment possibilities for their practice. Manufactured using the latest in laser technology, the LightWalker offers an extensive range of clinical applications that enhance the dental experience for dentists and clients alike.

Available in both hard and soft-tissue dental models, this laser takes the hassle out of dental treatments by optimising client comfort, maximising performance, and reducing recovery periods. With its advanced laser systems and state-of-the-art engineering, the LightWalker performs key treatments with incredible precision and speed. Whether your practice offers teeth whitening, periodontics, oral surgery, or conservative dentistry, the LightWalker enhances the effectiveness of several dental treatments.

As a top supplier of medical lasers, our LightWalker line is guaranteed to advance the safety, precision, and quality of your dental work one treatment at a time.

Lasers For Gynaecology

Over the years, lasers have become more and more popular in gynaecology because of their substantial efficacy in repairing damaged tissue cells. Specialists are able to treat gynaecological disorders, such as endometriosis and cervical inflammation, by using tissue-selective treatments with the use of medical lasers. This way, gynaecologists can better target the affected tissue cells without damaging healthy tissue.

There are various types of medical lasers used in gynaecology, namely carbon dioxide (CO2) lasers, photon lasers, and erbium lasers. When it comes to performing treatments for feminine health, the CO2 laser is most common because of its diverse range of applicators and energy delivery modes. CO2 lasers are especially effective for treating areas of the body that are dangerous to cauterise, like the bowel serosa or the bladder. Instead of cauterising these sensitive areas, specialists use CO2 lasers to incise, excise, and vaporise where necessary.

Erbium lasers use short pulses to treat affected tissue areas, especially for surgical interventions in gynaecology. These types of lasers are incredibly precise and feature bleeding-edge technology, allowing specialists to destroy harmful tissue cells without affecting any surrounding tissue.

Today, most gynaecological operations are carried out with photon lasers. Featured on many Fotona devices, photon lasers are specialised erbium lasers that help to improve vaginal structure, reduce the symptoms of atrophic vaginitis, as well as address vaginal postpartum recovery. What makes photon lasers so efficient is their ability to stimulate collagen production and improve elasticity, which is essential for vaginal surgery.

Advancing Gynaecological Treatments: The TimeWalker IntimaLaser

If you require a unique laser platform to elevate the precision of your gynaecological applications, look no further than the TimeWalker IntimaLaser. The TimeWalker IntimaLaser offers several clinically evaluated treatments for pelvic floor disorders, such as pelvic organic prolapses and vaginal atrophy.

When it comes to versatility, few medical lasers can top the TimeWalker IntimaLaser. Offering two laser wavelengths, this high-tech system helps to perform both non-ablative thermal treatments and gentle ablative treatments. Whether labiaplasty or polyp removal, this laser allows specialists to treat a wide array of medical concerns while ensuring patient comfort.

Made with Fotona’s patented SMOOTH technology, the TimeWalker IntimaLaser improves vaginal structure with state-of-the-art dual tissue regeneration. Using this medical laser, you can offer your patients gentle solutions to common vaginal issues that are not only non-invasive but also painless, requiring minimal downtime post-treatment. This way, patients can prioritise their vaginal health without compromising their comfort. With this advanced device, you can help your clients achieve incredible results using the latest in laser technology.

Lasers For Aesthetics

Cosmetic surgery is arguably the most common application for lasers. From tattoo removal to facial rejuvenation and hair removal, laser devices offer a diverse range of aesthetic treatments. Following the invention of the first ruby laser in 1960, laser systems have continued to improve through the work of scientists and laser specialists. Today, lasers are used across the globe to treat nearly any beauty dilemma.

Laser resurfacing and hair removal treatments have become highly sought-after in the medical aesthetics industry, helping to address several skin concerns and eliminate excess hair. When it comes to achieving smooth, evenly toned skin, laser resurfacing works wonders. By using the heat energy of medical lasers to target thin layers of dead skin, these procedures can correct surface imperfections, such as dark spots, acne scarring, and fine lines.

Medical lasers also use heat energy to remove unwanted hair on the body, making them a popular alternative to hair removal methods. With concentrated beams of light, the laser detects the pigment found in hair follicles and destroys them with heat. When the hair follicles are targeted by the laser, it hinders the hair growth cycle, resulting in semi-permanent to permanent hair removal.

For any cosmetic surgery facility or aesthetic clinic, medical lasers are essential, especially as laser systems continue to advance their technological capabilities. As people search for safer, more reliable procedures to treat their aesthetic concerns, lasers continue to drive the industry forward with high-quality performance and superior results.

The Finest In Multi-Use Technology: SP Dynamis Nx Line

Whether your clinic offers laser hair removal, skin resurfacing or body sculpting, Fotona’s SP Dynamis Nx Line is a revolutionary laser device that provides all-in-one solutions across aesthetics and dermatology. This impressive laser offers over 100 treatment options, giving you access to an endless array of high-quality laser procedures. With a user-friendly interface and adjustable memory presets, you can optimise your laser treatments and work more efficiently.

If you’re looking to expand your range of laser treatments without purchasing multiple machines, the SP Dynamis Nx Line is perfect for operator and client customisation. Select one of the many high-tech accessories to give you access to a variety of clinical applications. With easy upgrades and availability for both gynaecological and surgical treatments, the multi-use technology of this laser system is truly unparalleled.

From its dynamic vacuum technology to the innovative pulse modes, the SP Dynamis Nx Line offers highly technical features that enhance the precision, efficiency, and speed of laser treatments like never before. Take your clinic into the next generation with specialised laser technology.

Medical Lasers: About MLT

As a leading supplier of cutting-edge laser technology and the sole distributor of Fotona lasers in the country, we at MLT are dedicated to providing healthcare and cosmetic professionals with the tools they need to perform superior treatments. Maximise your potential and gain access to state-of-the-art medical lasers that are designed to enhance your practice one treatment at a time.

With our impressive range of continuously advancing technologies, our goal is to elevate the healthcare industry with premium quality, superb service, and customer support. When you purchase any of our laser systems, you’ll be collaborating with a team of professionals dedicated to advancing the medical landscape and making positive contributions in the form of technological development.

Meet the needs of the competitive healthcare industry by partnering with us today and evolving your practice. If you’re interested in any of our laser systems or you’d like to enquire about our products, email us at info@medicallasers.co.za or visit our website to learn more.