Laser Treatments
What is Laser?
LASER is an acronym that stands for “Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation“. Every laser emits light (a source of heat) as its means of treating varying skin conditions. The color and the power of the light source differentiates one laser from another. There are almost as many colors, light sources and names available. In medicine, lasers are used as precise scalpels. They are useful in controlling bleeding, because their beam cauterizes or burns as it cuts. Lasers may be directed through fiberoptic channels that allow:
- fine control and accurate aim using computer assisted delivery and
- access to places that traditional surgical instruments cannot easily probe
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