What are patch lasers?

Lasers are specially designed carbon dioxide (CO2) or necksmium and yttrium aluminum grenade (NDYAG) used by podiatrists to treat infections or removal of warts. Lasers effectively destroy microbes without damaging surface tissues. Podiatric laser treatment performed by qualified doctors produce the desired results without bleeding, scarring or discomfort, allowing patients to restore normal daily activities soon after the procedure. Light produced by laser is usually at the other end of the infrared spectrum, at a wavelength of approximately 10,600 nanometers (Nm). The tool -like tool remains cool to the touch and at the same time radiates light waves that cut or evaporate tissue, depending on whether the physician uses focused or blurred beam. Thin, focused cuts of beam or shaving tissue in a way that is similar to conventional scalpel. The heat produced by a wider non -flailed beam penetrates into soft tissue, immediately evaporates the liquid into and between the cells and between, between the cells and betweenIt destroys cells and cauterizing blood vessels. These lasers work on variable performance and wavelengths in the range of 532 nm to 1,064 nm. Doctors can adjust the beam stain and change the diameter of the emitted beam from 2.5 millimeters to 6.5 millimeters, depending on the size of the treatment. This technology also allows you to adjust the pulse settings from one to five seconds for the duration.

Many podiatric clinics use laser technology for painless treatments of hums or warts. In the treatment of nail nail infections, the light beam usually focuses on the wand during the affected nail. The beam penetrates the nail and kills the sponge on the contact without damaging the nail. The process may also include the focus of the beam on the skin and tissue surrounding the nails, which ensures effective treatment and eradication of microbes. Patients usually require only one or two treatments before complete elimination of mold.

paCace often tried local drugs to remove warts, which include medical treatment, only to grow back. The use of lasers to remove warts requires the focus of the light beam on the wart. The laser penetrates the tissue and immediately destroys the responsible virus. It also catterizes capillaries and destroys blood cells that supply nutrients to the wart. The skin remains intact, without bleeding, during and after a painless process. Easy and comfort of the procedure often allows doctors to effectively treat more warts in one appointment.