1470nm Wavelength for Deep Tissue Penetration and Collagen Remodeling
Complementing the 980nm wavelength, the 1470nm wavelength of the Gomecy laser offers deep tissue penetration capabilities. It can reach deeper layers of the tissue surrounding the hemorrhoids. This wavelength stimulates collagen production and remodeling in the tissue. Collagen is a crucial protein that provides strength and elasticity to the skin and tissues. By promoting collagen remodeling, the 1470nm laser helps to tighten the tissue in the anal area, reducing the likelihood of recurrence of hemorrhoids and improving the overall integrity of the surrounding tissues. The deep tissue penetration also allows for a more comprehensive treatment of the underlying causes of hemorrhoids, such as weak connective tissues.
Precision - Guided Surgical Procedure
The Gomecy Proctology Surgical Laser is equipped with a high - precision delivery system. The laser energy is transmitted through a flexible and durable fiber - optic cable, which can be precisely maneuvered by the surgeon. This allows for accurate targeting of the hemorrhoid tissue, even in hard - to - reach areas within the anal canal. The surgical handpiece is ergonomically designed, providing the surgeon with a comfortable grip and precise control over the laser energy output. The device also features real - time monitoring and feedback systems, which ensure that the laser energy is applied at the optimal level, further enhancing the precision and safety of the surgical procedure.
Benefits for Patients
Minimally Invasive and Reduced Pain
Compared to traditional surgical methods for hemorrhoids, the Gomecy Proctology Surgical Laser offers a minimally invasive approach. The use of laser energy to vaporize and coagulate the tissue results in smaller incisions and less tissue trauma. This, in turn, leads to significantly reduced post - operative pain. Patients can expect a faster recovery time and a quicker return to their normal daily activities. The reduced pain also means that patients may require less pain medication, which can have a positive impact on their overall well - being.
Shorter Hospital Stay and Faster Recovery
The minimally invasive nature of the laser - assisted hemorrhoid surgery, combined with the reduced risk of complications such as bleeding and infection, allows for a shorter hospital stay. In many cases, patients can be discharged on the same day or within a day or two after the surgery. The rapid tissue healing promoted by the laser's effects on collagen remodeling also speeds up the overall recovery process. Patients can resume their normal diet and activities much sooner, minimizing the disruption to their lives.
Lower Risk of Recurrence
The combination of tissue vaporization, coagulation, and collagen remodeling provided by the Gomecy laser helps to address the root causes of hemorrhoids. By tightening the surrounding tissues and improving their structural integrity, the risk of recurrence of hemorrhoids is significantly reduced. This means that patients can enjoy long - term relief from the discomfort and symptoms associated with hemorrhoids.
Benefits for Surgeons
Enhanced Surgical Precision
The high - precision delivery system and real - time monitoring features of the Gomecy Proctology Surgical Laser give surgeons greater control over the surgical procedure. This allows for more accurate removal of hemorrhoid tissue, reducing the risk of damage to surrounding healthy tissues. The ability to precisely target the tissue also enables surgeons to perform more complex procedures with confidence, leading to better surgical outcomes.
Easier and Faster Procedure
The use of laser energy simplifies the hemorrhoid surgery process. The laser's tissue - vaporizing and coagulating properties eliminate the need for traditional cutting and suturing techniques in many cases. This not only reduces the surgical time but also makes the procedure easier to perform. Surgeons can complete the surgery more efficiently, which can be beneficial in busy clinical settings.
Improved Patient Satisfaction
By offering a minimally invasive, less painful, and more effective treatment option for hemorrhoids, surgeons can significantly improve patient satisfaction. Patients are more likely to be satisfied with a treatment that results in a shorter recovery time, less pain, and a lower risk of recurrence. This can lead to better patient compliance and a positive reputation for the surgeon and the medical facility.
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