Surgical excision using a scalpel is not practical as it requires longer anesthesia, wide excisions and sutures. Learn how an Aesculight CO2 laser may be used to excise numerous infundibular…
Frenchie, a female French bulldog, was presented with respiratory issues due to the brachycephalic syndrome. She had small nasal openings (stenotic nares) and an elongated soft palate.
We have used the Aesculight CO2 laser in most of our chronic stomatitis cases. The laser’s ease of use and efficacy have proven the benefit of Aesculight in hundreds of…
The laser offered excellent hemostasis, and complete excision went without complication or damage to the underlying vessels. The removal of the mass was expected to be curative.
In this interview, Dr. Winkler offers his view of the numerous clinical benefits of laser surgery and shares his journey toward becoming a laser veterinarian.
LightScalpel-Aesculight, LLC, the industry leader in veterinary surgical laser technology, is launching a newly upgraded CO2 laser flexible fiber with increased durability and improved ease of cleaning.
See several examples of how CO2 lasers are used in cat surgeries. Examples include: lesions in difficult places, stenotic nares, entropion, and ceruminous gland adenomas.
Here is another life-saving CO2 laser surgery on a goldfish. Family turns to veterinary laser surgery to treat ailing goldfish By Carly Q. Romalino - Published December 14, 2016 in USA…
The CO2 laser provides control of intraoperative hemorrhage, which preserves good visibility of the operatory field which is crucial in urogenital surgery due to the rich vascularization of the area.
Aesculight laser surgery has recently been featured on Animal Planet’s "Dr. Dee: Alaska Vet" TV show. Watch some video clips of Dr. Dee, performing soft-tissue laser surgery using an Aesculight…
... the laser is unbelievable, I made the right choice. ... if ANYONE wants to talk about what laser to buy I will give them some very good advice.
Kurt Kenney, DVM
Limping Dog Farm, Brandon, VT
VetScalpel CO2 laser makes it more fun to do the surgeries, which I used to dread before the CO2 laser. I have been using a CO2 laser for at least 20 years and am still finding new procedures to do. I am also impressed with the continuing education provided by VetScalpel.