Definitions for "Laser therapy"
Keywords:  beam, intense, varicose, uvb, destroy
Using an intense carbon dioxide light to treat genital warts.
The use of a high intensity light to destroy abnormal cells. For example certain skin cancers.
use of a high intensity light beam to eliminate small varicose veins just under the skin surface.
Surgery using a laser instead of a knife. A laser can be used very precisely. There is also less bleeding because the laser cauterises (seals) any damaged blood vessels as it cuts.
A specific type of laser, usually a flashlamp pulsed dye laser, can be used to eliminate the color and some of the size of vascular anomalies. It works particularly well on capillary malformations, but is ineffective against larger vessel lesions. It is a very rapid procedure that can be performed in seconds for many cases. During this procedure, a child lies on a bed, and protective goggles are worn throughout the process. The therapy feels like a rubber band snapping against the skin. For very extensive lesions general anesthesia may be required. Several treatments are often necessary, depending upon the severity and responsiveness of the problem.
a safe method of promoting healing, relaxation and pain relief in your horse or dog
Use of low powered lasers, for treatment of pain, swelling, inflammation and promotion of healing.
can reduce symptoms by relieving the esophagus of blockages.
Keywords:  cold, soft, stimulate, process
a process in which a cold, soft laser is used to stimulate the