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Join us as Jennifer overcomes urine leakage with the M2™ Surgical Laser. This painless, outpatient procedure strengthens vaginal tissue and bladder support, reducing leakage.
this with great pleasure that we extend an invitation to you for an exclusive clinical training program in the fields of Cosmetic Surgery and Proctology, organized jointly by Pioon and Skyhealthy.
Granuloma is a benign, vascular lesion commonly seen in the oral mucosa, usually as an overgrown sarcoma caused by local irritation. Surgical resection is the most common and effective treatment. Dentists will use surgical tools to completely remove the granuloma. The surgery is usually performed under local anesthesia and the patient may need some time to recover after surgery. Surgical excision ensures complete removal of the lesion and reduces the likelihood of recurrence.
Anal fistulas can be tough to deal with, but Laser therapy uses focused laser energy with radial fiber to seal the abnormal passages, offering a minimally invasive approach under the local anesthesia.
PLDD means that under the guidance of C-arm X-ray or CT, 16G or 18G puncture needle is inserted into the diseased cervical/lumbar intervertebral disc, 200-800μm optical fiber is introduced through the puncture needle, and then laser treatment system is started to emit laser to vaporize part of the nucleus pulposus of the intervertebral disc, thus reducing the pressure in the intervertebral disc.
At present, there are two main mechanisms of laser treatment of dentin hypersensitivity. First, after laser irradiation of dentin, the hot melt mechanism caused by tissue absorption of heat is notified to reduce or close the dentin tubules, so as to reduce the influence of external stimulation on pulp.
Pilonidal sinus disease is a chronic disease of the sacrococcygeal region associated with frequent recurrence. Although its cause remains unknown, the increased hormone levels associated with puberty, the growth of thick hair, long periods of sitting, and friction imparted by tight‐fitting clothing may be in play.
