World's TOP1 1470nm Laser System

Why body sculpture?

Body Sculpture offers an innovative and comprehensive solution to have a fit body and good physique by stimulating collagen and reducing localized fat.

• Shape Body Curves

• Localized Fat Reduction

• Non-surgical Options

• No Downtime/Pain

• Immediate Results

• Sustained Outcome

• Applicable to clinics

Which wavelengths are suitable?

1. 1470nm Wavelength: With high absorption rates for water and fat, it penetrates deep tissues to effectively melt fat and stimulate collagen.

2. Hybrid wavelength 1470nm+980nm: Combines targeting of water, fat, and hemoglobin with penetration of both superficial and deep layers to achieve lipolysis and liposuction bloodless and painless --Well received by clients

Which wavelengths are suitable?

• Abdomen: Reduce belly fat for a slimmer waistline.

• Thighs: Improve leg contours by targeting thigh fat.

• Arms: Tone upper arms by reducing excess fat.

• Back: Smooth back fat, including the bra line area.

• Hip: Contour hips for a balanced body shape.

• Buttocks: Enhance and reduce fat in the buttock area.

• Flanks: Define torso by reducing side waist fat.

• Knees: Improve leg aesthetics by targeting knee fat.

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Endovascular laser treatment for varicose veins

Endovascular laser treatment represents a contemporary medical approach employed in the management of varicose veins and related venous disorders. This method utilizes focused laser energy to target and effectively close problematic veins, thereby enhancing blood flow and alleviating associated symptoms. Notably, it offers a non-invasive alternative to conventional surgical interventions, facilitating faster recovery times and minimizing procedural risks

Radial fiber

The 360° radial tip fiber represents a pinnacle in endovenous technology, surpassing all other fiber types with its unparalleled speed and precision in energy delivery. When paired with the S1-K12-K12 LASER system, this fiber ensures optimal energy emission for uniformly effective photothermal destruction of vein walls, facilitating secure vein closure. By preventing vein wall perforation and minimizing thermal irritation of surrounding tissues, it significantly reduces intra- and post-operative discomfort, as well as side-effects such as bruising.

The radial fiber offers effortless and precise control and positioning, aided by exceptional ultrasound visibility at its distal end. Equipped with safety markings, it ensures optimal control throughout the pullback process, exemplifying advanced safety and efficacy in endovenous procedures.

Percutaneous Laser Disc Decompression (PLDD)

Precision Relief: Discover PLDD for Spinal Disc Herniation

Percutaneous Laser Disc Decompression (PLDD) is a minimally invasive procedure used to treat herniated discs in the spine. During PLDD, a laser is used to vaporize a small portion of the disc material that is pressing on the nerves or spinal cord, thereby reducing pressure and relieving pain. This procedure is typically performed under local anesthesia and allows for quicker recovery compared to traditional open surgery methods.

How Percutaneous Laser Disc Decompression (PLDD) Works？

Percutaneous Laser Disc Decompression (PLDD) utilizes laser technology to evaporate excess water from the nucleus pulposus, alleviating pressure on the sciatic nerve and providing relief from lumbar disc herniation. This outpatient procedure, conducted under local anesthesia and guided by fluoroscopy, offers a safe and effective alternative to traditional surgery, with minimal recovery time and no risk of scarring or spinal instability. PLDD is versatile, allowing patients to pursue other treatments if needed, and can be considered even after previous surgical interventions have been unsuccessful.

The advantages of PLDD (Percutaneous Laser Disc Decompression) laser surgery include:

• Minimally Invasive:

  PLDD is a minimally invasive procedure that involves only a small incision for needle insertion, reducing trauma to surrounding tissues.

• Quick Recovery:

  Patients typically experience quicker recovery times compared to traditional open surgery, often returning to normal activities within a few days.

• Outpatient Procedure:

  PLDD is usually performed on an outpatient basis, allowing patients to go home the same day as the procedure.

• Localized Treatment:

  The laser targets and evaporates excess fluid in the nucleus pulposus precisely, reducing pressure on nerves without affecting surrounding structures.

• Preservation of Spinal Stability:

  Unlike some surgical methods, PLDD helps maintain spinal stability and does not lead to scarring or instability.

• Versatility:

  It can be used as a standalone treatment or in conjunction with other therapies, depending on the patient's condition and response to treatment.

• Proven Track Record:

  PLDD has a long history of effectiveness since its introduction in the 1980s, with many patients experiencing significant pain relief and improvement in symptoms.

• Option for Failed Surgery Cases:

  It can be considered when other surgical interventions have not provided adequate relief or have been unsuccessful.

Precision Laser Treatments in Gynecology: Advancing Women's Health

The application of the 1470nm laser in gynecology encompasses a range of treatments aimed at enhancing women's health. It is utilized for addressing conditions such as vaginal relaxation syndrome, urinary incontinence, vaginal atrophy, and as adjunctive therapy for vaginitis and vaginal itching. This advanced laser technology offers precise tissue remodeling and healing, promoting improved vaginal health and overall well-being with minimal downtime

Advantage of laser treatment

Advantages of lasers in gynecology include unparalleled precision in incision lines and minimal thermal damage to tissues, primarily resulting in white coagulation. They ensure safety through effective intraoperative hemostasis and prevent postoperative bleeding. Additionally, their sterile operation and versatility allow for cutting, coagulation, and vaporization with a single device, optimizing procedural efficiency and patient outcomes.

Application：

• Hysterescopy and laparoscopy
• Ablation
• Resection of endometriosis
• Cystectomy
• Myomectomy
• Polypectomy
• Open surgery
• Coagulation of angiomas

Revolutionizing Rectal Surgery with Laser Precision

Laser proctology employs advanced laser technology to surgically manage disorders of the colon, rectum, and anus. This cutting-edge approach utilizes high-energy light beams to precisely treat conditions such as hemorrhoids, fissures, fistulas, pilonidal sinuses, and polyps. It represents a state-of-the-art method that minimizes scarring, reduces blood loss, alleviates pain, and lowers the risk of complications, making it a preferred choice for both men and women seeking effective treatment.

Laser Surgery Vs Conventional Surgery

Laser surgery represents an outpatient or day-care procedure offering numerous advantages over traditional surgical methods. For instance, it not only provides more effective treatment for conditions like hemorrhoids but also significantly reduces post-operative pain. Laser techniques have shown beneficial outcomes in alleviating symptoms associated with external thrombosis, severe anal spasms, fissures, fistulas, varicose veins, and sentinel tags. Specific benefits of laser surgery include:

• - Enhanced surgical precision

• - Avoidance of general anesthesia

• - Expedited surgical procedures

• - Discharge within a few hours post-surgery

• - Return to routine activities in 3-5 days

• - Absence of sutures and scars

• - Minimal loss of blood during surgery

• - Reduced postoperative discomfort

• - Lower risk of infection, prolapse, or rectal stenosis

• - Improved cosmetic outcomes

• - Preservation of anal sphincter function (reducing the risk of incontinence)

• - Lower rates of recurrence

• - Fewer follow-up visits to the doctor

• - Higher success rates

Anorectal Diseases That Require Laser Surgery

Hemorrhoids, medically termed as enlarged anal and rectal veins, result from heightened arterial blood flow, leading to dilation and congestion of the hemorrhoidal plexuses at the junction of the anus and rectum.

Anorectal Fissures

When large or hard stools are passed, the delicate lining of the anus can suffer tears or cracks, known as anal fissures, resulting in discomfort and bleeding during bowel movements.

Anal Fistula

Anal fistulas are intricate pathological formations characterized by small, infected channels that develop between the perianal skin and the terminal portion of the bowel. Primarily stemming from an infectious process originating in the anal glands, anal fistulas entail a complex interplay of microbial invasion and subsequent skin involvement.

Pilonidal Cyst

Pilonidal cysts develop at the coccyx base and sacral region when hair punctures the skin, containing skin debris. The body reacts to this hair intrusion by encapsulating it, potentially forming a painful abscess if the cyst and surrounding skin become infected.

Symptoms of Anorectal Diseases

Many anorectal conditions in adults often go undiagnosed and untreated due to social discomfort, particularly among women. Symptoms like rectal pain, bleeding, discomfort while passing stool, inability to sit for extended periods, and spotting blood should prompt immediate medical attention. Early diagnosis is crucial for reducing discomfort and expediting treatment.