Laser Surgery

We provide many surgical services with laser surgery at our hospital including routine spay, neuters, and soft-tissue surgeries. Common orthopedic surgeries can be done at our hospital by a board certified veterinary surgeon.

The Benefits of Laser Surgery

• Minimized Bleeding: As it cuts, the laser beam seals small blood vessels
  • Better visualization of the surgical site allows the veterinarian to;
  • Cut more precisely
  • Some procedures do not require sutures
  • Shorten procedure time therefore reducing the risks of anesthesia
  • Better esthetic result
• Less Pain: The CO2 laser beam seals nerve endings and lymphatics, resulting in less post-operative swelling and pain. The patient experiences a far more comfortable post-operative recovery
• Reduced risk of infection- It efficiently destroys bacteria in its path (sanitizing effect).
  • CO2 laser surgery is performed in a non-contact mode – the laser tip does not touch the target tissue during surgery, which minimizes risk of infection even more
• Faster recovery time: Reduced risk of infection, less bleeding, pain and swelling, less time under anesthesia
  • Often allows the patient a speedy recovery after the surgery and pets walk, eat, drink, or play much sooner than after conventional scalpel surgery.
• Advanced accessories mean better results
  • Flexible fiber waveguide,
  • Lightweight ergonomic hand-pieces, the freedom of movement and no arm/hand fatigue for the veterinarian during operation also ensures more precise and efficient surgery and better clinical outcome

For more information go to:

http://www.aesculight.com/state-of-art-laser-surgery.php