In most dermatologic surgical procedures using CO2 lasers, no sutures are required and no post-operative care is needed. The patients don’t bother the lesions because the nerve endings are sealed by the CO2 laser, and thus little to no pain is present after the surgery. The advantages of minimal hemorrhage, precise control of how much tissue to remove, and minimal postoperative swelling make the CO2 laser an invaluable tool in veterinary dermatology.

VetScalpel laser products are successfully used for incision, excision, vaporization, ablation, and coagulation of soft tissue in many veterinary dermatology surgical procedures.

Clinical Applications in Laser Dermatology

VetScalpel veterinary surgical lasers are the appropriate tool for performing a number of dermatology laser surgery procedures including:

WHAT VETERINARIANS SAY

I just wanted to tell you I used our new laser to remove two large fibromatous polyps from a dog’s inner pinnae two days ago and just took the bandages off and it looks amazing!!! I know I couldn’t have done this with our older laser and I just wanted to say thanks...

The laser has been a great boon to our practice.

Dr. Robert M. Farr
Cheyenne Pet Clinic, Cheyenne, WY

Easy to use, fun to use, neat to do surgeries we would not have tried with a scalpel, and the only piece of technology that gives us income and profit every day that we use it, which is five days a week.

Richard C. Trayes, DVM
Cherry Ridge Veterinary Clinic, Honesdale, PA

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