By Drs. Jason B. Pieper and Amelia G. White| March 2025
In the journal Veterinary Clinics of North America: Small Animal Practice, Drs. Jason B. Pieper and Amelia G. White explore how laser technology is reshaping dermatologic and otological procedures in veterinary…
In this video, Dr. Boaz Man performs laser surgery without the need for general anesthesia. Demo, an English bulldog, gets a lump removed using an elliptical incision with a VetScalpel…
Watch as David Duclos, DVM, DACVD, uses his VetScalpel CO2 laser at 40 watts continuous wave to ablate tumor's in a cat's ear (apocrine cystomatosis). The laser is used to…
Terry Norton, DVM, used an Aesculight CO2 laser to remove a 14.2-pound tumor from the flipper of Chomper, a juvenile loggerhead sea turtle. This tumor was the largest tumor removed…
Veterinary dermatologist David Duclos, DVM, DACVD, uses a VetScalpel CO2 laser to perform a tumor excision. The VetScalpel laser is set to 30 watts of SuperPulse power, which is the…
This case illustrates the advantages of the CO2 laser for ablation of eyelid tumors. In addition to avoiding damage to lid margins, operating time is less than five minutes.
Three months prior to the surgery described here, a 10-year-old female spayed tortoiseshell cat was presented for a large swelling in the neck. Approximately 300 cc of clear, thin, amber…
Just released video presentations from the 2018 American Laser Study Club's Inaugural Symposium. Wonderful opportunity to own presentation video recordings from leading laser veterinarians.
One of the primary benefits of the CO2 laser procedure includes a virtual elimination of bleeding, which allows for full visualization of the large masses, obtaining wide and appropriate surgical…
In my clinic, I use the flexible hollow waveguide fiber CO2 laser to surgically remove soft tissue growths. This technology allows ablating tumors quickly, providing control over intraoperative bleeding. Another…
Considering the numerous advantages of the CO2 laser, such as benefits for veterinary personnel and patients, as well as its efficiency and predictable outcomes, the laser is a better alternative…
I have had my laser for ten years, and I could not practice without it... the laser allows me to do many procedures that I would need to refer if I did not have the laser.
Kenneth O’Hanlon, DVM
Frederick Animal Clinic, Frederick, OK
We’ve gone all-laser. We dropped using a blade altogether.