Dual Wavelength Podiatry Laser For Faster Healing Onychomycosis
Treatment
Why choose Berylas?
- Highly effective in the treatment of onychomycosis
- Can be used in young and diabetic patients
- Can be used as a base treatment or in combination with other
therapies
- Multi-application expandable platform for podiatric surgery
· Accelerated cellular growth and tissue repair. Cells absorb the
photon energy, which results in faster growth and repair for our
patients.
· Improved immune function. Laser light stimulates immunoglobulins
and lymphocytes, both of which are essential components of your
immune system.
· Improved vascular activity. The formation of new capillaries is
particularly beneficial because this speeds up your healing
process, reduces scar tissue, and closes wounds more quickly,
thereby reducing your risk of potential infection.
· Increased metabolic activity. Not only do damaged cells receive
greater quantities of nutrients, oxygen, and water from the
enhanced blood circulation, they are also able to take in and use
the nourishment more efficiently.
Applications:
· Metatarsalgia
· Hallux valgus-bursitis
· Plantar Fasciitis
· Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome
· Arthritis-osteoarthritis
· Interdigital neuritis
· Heel spur
· Achilles tendonitis
· Morton’s neuroma
· Post-sprain oedema
· Diabetic neuropathy
· Tibia-tarsal distortion
· Diabetic ulcers
· Warts
· Toenail Mycosis
From expedited recovery to minimal risk, laser podiatry treatment
offers multiple benefits to individuals suffering with foot pain or
discomfort.
- Local anesthesia. Some patients are allergic to general anesthesia,
while others have difficulty recovering from anesthetization. Laser
treatments often only require local anesthesia, as opposed to
general, and require less recovery time.
- Less pain. Depending on the diagnosis, laser techniques can reduce
the amount of pain the patient experiences while healing.
- Less downtime. Unlike invasive surgeries, laser treatments are
quick and usually result in minimal downtime. Many patients can
walk and resume normal functioning the same day as the procedure.
- Minimal discomfort and scarring. When reviewing treatment options
for podiatric conditions, patients look for procedures with minimal
side effects, including pain and post-procedure scarring. Compared
to alternative methods, laser treatment results in minimal scarring
and discomfort.
- Precise treatment. A benefit to patients, laser treatment allows a
podiatrist to specifically target the affected area and gain
precise control over the procedure. Unlike topical treatments,
laser techniques enable podiatrists to treat foot conditions at the
point of origin.
